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	<title>Comments on: Other Uses For Beer</title>
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		<title>By: Mark, Seattle WA</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mark, Seattle WA</dc:creator>
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		<description>The Prisoner!

Where can I spend my bonus points?  :)

One fun use for mega-swill is to use it in place of sterilized water for rinsing equipment when homebrewing.  In other words, sacrifice the BudMillOors to the beer gods in hopes that they might bless the homebrew currently in production.  (this is because canned/bottled megaswill can be expected to be sterile)</description>
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<p>Where can I spend my bonus points?  :)</p>
<p>One fun use for mega-swill is to use it in place of sterilized water for rinsing equipment when homebrewing.  In other words, sacrifice the BudMillOors to the beer gods in hopes that they might bless the homebrew currently in production.  (this is because canned/bottled megaswill can be expected to be sterile)</p>
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