Some responses to queries:
Uncut4Big - The coral calcium gets my PH into the normal range. I would suggest getting some litmus paper and testing your PH first, and then using it every week to get the dosage of calcium right to keep you at the correct PH. I got my litmus paper on a roll at a pharmacy for about $5. Not everyone is acidic, and perhaps you would not even need to adjust your PH. Also, the more water I drink, the less calcium I need to balance the PH. I am not a Raiders or Tampa fan per se. The Pirate moniker has been thrown on me for years by pretty much everyone who meets me in person. I’m not sure, but I think it has something to do with the boat, long hair, beard and eye patch. Of course it started with just the patch, but people gave me such crap about being a Pirate I finally got over being embarrassed or angry at having only one eye and just went with the flow.
678 - I like Brevard. People are nice, water is calm. The river is fine, but I prefer clear water. PM me with an e-mail, perhaps we could share a few brewskis some evening.
rainsea, in answer to your question of weather tweezing pubic hairs hurts, I must report: I’ve been married twice. Yanking pubic hairs is nothing in comparison.
CaptnHook - I see I am in fine Pirate company here, thanks for your kind praise. Are you indeed a cyclops like myself, or is that literary license?
Prickle, I never heard of celery. Do you use it? It would certainly be more difficult to find in the islands. I only chanced on pineapple because a fellow gave me two of them while I was in Miami. By the time I finished the second one, a girl I was seeing remarked how sweet my semen was. Then I got a lot more feedback, and I now eat fresh pineapple for breakfast every day.
"In an honest Service there is thin Commons, low Wages, and hard labour; in this (Piracy), Plenty and Society, Pleasure and Ease, Liberty and Power; and who would not balance Creditor on this side when all the Hazard that is run for it, at worst, is only a sour Look or two at choaking. No, A merry Life and a short one, shall be my Motto."--Bartholomew Roberts