Girders.
It's worse than shite. It was shite before they started adding Aspartame. Now it's worse than Hitler.
NO!!!!!
Irn Bru production facing threat due to shortage of carbon dioxide
THE PRODUCTION of Scotland's favourite fizzy drink could be impacted due to shortages of carbon dioxide across Europe, bosses have revealed.www.glasgowtimes.co.uk
No food, no gas or electric to cook it with, and now no Irn Bru. These are surely the End Times.
Is that Graeme Souness? Can't say I know much about him, apart from Rangers.
Makes you strong enough to carry girders. Not made from girders. Tsk.
<Opens up a separate Irish "original girder" front>
I remember the slogan from visiting my grandparents as a kid, but I was never quite sure how that sweet fizzy orange liquid came to be produced from large steel beams more usually associated with the construction of bridges and skyscrapersWhat?
Irn Bru's made in Scotland from girders.
When I was in the east coast we went through a village proudly announcing "home of the deep fried mars bar".I remember the slogan from visiting my grandparents as a kid, but I was never quite sure how that sweet fizzy orange liquid came to be produced from large steel beams more usually associated with the construction of bridges and skyscrapers
That's a lot of energy to heat calcium carbonate to 900°CThe shortage might help boost support for this project.
Climate change: Large-scale CO2 removal facility set for Scotland
A plant that could remove the equivalent to 40 million trees every year is planned for Scotland.www.bbc.com
You're just jealous because the nearest thing to a national drink you've got is dandelion and burdock.
Rust. Hence the orange colour.I remember the slogan from visiting my grandparents as a kid, but I was never quite sure how that sweet fizzy orange liquid came to be produced from large steel beams more usually associated with the construction of bridges and skyscrapers
Not had that in ages. Used to love it as a kid.
