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[cherry]

Say one were to have found a two litre of (rather good) juice in one's trunk.* Now, knowing that this juice has been through the freeze-thaw-boil-freeze-boil-repeat cycle of Saskatchewan winter and Saskatchewan 'spring' -- would one think this was still good to drink?


* Assuming one is not a hobo, despite all evidence to the contrary, and merely uses one's trunk for extra storage room.**

** What? It's not like I was using the trunk for anything else.

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[wildmachinery.livejournal.com]

see, i'd be deathly afraid of that juice. this is mostly because i once forgot a bottle of apple juice in a golf bag for a few months; it fermented enough to become a surprisingly powerful gas grenade and then exploded in the middle of the night. (for about thirty seconds, i was convinced that the aliens were invading and it was the end of the world.) so, now i'm kind of paranoid about all questionable and/or past-sell-by-date juice.

wasn't that helpful! and i use my trunk to store things, too. mostly ice skates, umbrellas, spare tires, and limp soccer balls. i don't really know why.

[cherryice.livejournal.com]

so, now i'm kind of paranoid about all questionable and/or past-sell-by-date juice.

Is it wrong that your story makes me giggle? I mean, I'm sure it was very startling, but it makes me smile.

and i use my trunk to store things, too. mostly ice skates, umbrellas, spare tires, and limp soccer balls. i don't really know why.

It is an excellent storage space! Though, my figure skates are in a flower pot in my coat closet.

... Yeah, you probably don't want to know.