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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    Surely you mean Life without the smell or taste of coffee will cause life long issues
    Marty, you’d have lead in your veins, much like me. Started with a mouth full lead paint off the cot, then learning to burn lead paint off the house with an acetylene torch and scraper, then the early teens, with a mouth full of slugs.
    Then into the big time, reloading! Casting lead projectiles, without correct ventilation and learning to burn them was a few years away.
    In my 60s I became a bit more cautious, 15 years later and I don’t care.
    I have a mate, now in his 80s, makes my effort of lead poisoning fade into insignificance. Got tested for lead poisoning every year, gave up testing in his 70s, never had a positive result.
    Boom, cough,cough,cough

 

 

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