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I should watch my drinking habits.
Have now had the first beer in front of a mirror:
looks good!​
 
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Please do not shower or wash your car during this heat wave.
The beer breweries need the water more urgently!​
 
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Got a watermelon?
Got a dog?
They go well together for the hot weather:

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BWV said:
about $500 in street value
What's that in 1894 dollars? Asking for a friend.
 
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berkeman said:
What's that in 1894 dollars? Asking for a friend.
If you really found that bottle in your basement, do not drink it. Dry and sniff it.
 
mathwonk said:
presumably a nickel.
"Find a nickle, pick it up, and all the day, you'll have good luck!" Um, that was a text from my friend...
 
according to the highly recommended book, "For God, country and coca cola", by Mark Pendergrast, the predecessor of coca cola, Vin Mariani, contained about .72 grains of cocaine per 6 ounce bottle. the book also contains an apparent original recipe for coca cola, using 4 ounces of "fluid extract of coca" to several gallons of other liquids.
 
so 3.5 grams is about 80 times as much as .72 grains? hence probably not correct as the amount of cocaine ever in a bottle of coca cola.
 
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mathwonk said:
so 3.5 grams is about 80 times as much as .72 grains? hence probably not correct as the amount of cocaine ever in a bottle of coca cola.
I expect an error in translation of the unit.
3.5 grain in a bottle is possible, but not 3.5 gram.
 
Baluncore said:
I expect an error in translation of the unit.
3.5 grain in a bottle is possible, but not 3.5 gram.
Guess we'll have to wait until @berkeman's friend sniffed it.
Wikipedia said:
By 1903, 1 liter of Coca-Cola contained about 250 mg of cocaine.
3.5 grain are 223,61 mg. Hypothesis confirmed. (250 mg = 3.9 grain)
 
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according to pendergrast, these cocaine containing products were actually recommended for babies and children, and endorsed by thomas edison, emile zola, william mckinley, queen victoria, buffalo bill cody, and 3 popes! we atlanta residents are obviously more interested in this history than normal people, but i found the book "For God, country and coca cola", quite entertaining.
 
Did you know that they were also drinking radioactive water in the 1920's for its health benefits?
 
Borg said:
Did you know that they were also drinking radioactive water in the 1920's for its health benefits?
And they x-rayed basically everything for fun. And the sources were far stronger than nowadays.