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The signs were there by post #10.

I thought, post #10 offered, an incisive. and. informative's opinion, relative, to the discussion. admittedly, the last IPA was a bit strong. and citrusy, obviously.

Punctuation check - all good.
 
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I gave the Freedom 7.5 out of 10.
Ah - I noticed as I was rinsing out the can earlier,that I'd drunk Freedom Lager, not Pale Ale - very similar can.

The rabbit likes a beer also. Nothing too fruity though.
I find it depends on what food it's gloing with. If it is.

Or the weather - a good Kriek on a hot summer's day, glorious.
 
I’ve never seen blue outlets but I’m going to say it’s the material inside the outlet which makes it a tamper proof receptacle
back in the 60's some cables (in the uk anyway) had some plasticiser in the manufacturing mix. this eventually led to reactions with the copper, producing this green goo which leached out of the cable ends onto terminals and hence dripping out of outlets. a bit like the green on a church copper roof before us Scousers weigh it in.
 
And an article with a couple of photos:

Horror stories to tell young electricians around a camp fire :)
 

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