scaly alertIf anything, I think Dean got sexier, but that's just me.
Indeed. The latin Aqua Vitae is a general term for strong, usually distilled liqueurs from since the dawn of European distilling sometime in the medieval period. Brandy in French is "eau de vie" and Whisky comes from "uisce beatha", which is yet again the same, but translated into old Irish and then borrowed into Scottish gaelic.Mithia, I don't think your head is killing you. That's just what you wish.
Since there are several alcoholic drinks that translate to "water of life", I found it fairly predictable. But we knew they weren't getting their end anyway. And not that it isn't a good drink. Probably. A beer and a hot bath is great, though exact beverage may be substituted for your choice.
There's also the Scandinavian Akvavit, and it's fairly easy to see where that name comes from.The latin Aqua Vitae is a general term for strong, usually distilled liqueurs from since the dawn of European distilling sometime in the medieval period.
It's Dein, and agreed.If anything, I think Dean got sexier, but that's just me.
Is that what they call thinking fish ladies are hot?scaly alert