British scientists produce alcohol from Chernobyl nuclear exclusion zone

[Crazyshot]

https://www.itv.com/news/2019-08-08/british-scientists-produce-radioactivity-free-vodka-with-chernobyl-grain/

 

cheers

Edited August 9, 2019 by RedBaird
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[seriallnumber]

haha thats really funny name

[Vindstot]

Is it from nuclear waste water so you have chance to become first super hero?

[RedBaird]

13 hours ago, Crazyshot said:

https://www.itv.com/news/2019-08-08/british-scientists-produce-radioactivity-free-vodka-with-chernobyl-grain/

 

cheers

 

I added a blank line after the link because it did not show up as an underlined link.  I had copied the link, along with the 'cheers', thinking that it was a word-wrap.  The site rejected the following address:  

 

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That %20 is code for a blank-character, so you must not have pressed enter after pasting in the link.   The line word-wrapped to the next line in your view, so you added the cheers.    That really confused the computers! 

[RedBaird]

7 hours ago, Vindstot said:

Is it from nuclear waste water so you have chance to become first super hero?

Sorry, but no.   The water is from a deep aquifer and the grain only has naturally-radioactive elements in it.

 

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Mr Nasvit added: “I’d call this a high-quality moonshine – it isn’t typical of a more highly purified vodka, but has the flavour of the grain from our original Ukrainian distillation methods – I like it.”

 

[Vindstot]

11 hours ago, RedBaird said:

Sorry, but no.   The water is from a deep aquifer and the grain only has naturally-radioactive elements in it.

 

 

No super power for me