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24/08/2024 7:00 pm
It case of a natural or man-made catastrophe I plan to have plenty of these to have on hand .......
24/08/2024 7:07 pm
I wouldn't depend on this too much. I've tried it, and it tastes funny.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Tony Perrone and Ed Davis reacted
24/08/2024 8:23 pm
Mike; if you bought a supply of these then I suspect the catastrophe would be in your wallet.
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24/08/2024 11:50 pm
@jkuvakas ......That's a good point, John. I'll drink this more healthfully if I enjoy having it ! 
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24/08/2024 11:52 pm
Mike; if you bought a supply of these then I suspect the catastrophe would be in your wallet.
But, but I would be so happy and healthful even if I would be broke ! 
25/08/2024 8:30 am
Reminds me of liquid smoke!
Zeeky Banutski
The People’s Republic of Maryland
25/08/2024 8:45 am
@terryslekar I agree Terry. The British car folks insist on only genuine Lucas smoke for an award winning restoration.
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25/08/2024 9:03 am
I've seen this scam item before as well as bottle air. But let's stop short of going here:
Jack Dodds and Christopher Moroni reacted
25/08/2024 10:37 am
FINALLY, something to go with my can of air! 😀 😀
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25/08/2024 11:07 am
@bob-jackman Aaah....there's nothing comparable to the acrid, burnt wiring smell of Lucas smoke....smells like.....money down the drain!
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