Mea maxima culpa, Wassercrats, but I prefer limeade to lemonade and I got my recipie from an O'Reilly book. :-P

For those of you playing along at home, the recipie is:

8 cups     Filtered Water
teaspoon   Honey
to taste   Persian Lime Juice

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I have to admit that I elided my comment that suggested that your worst node was not nearly as bad as this node was good. Even though the two have nearly the same absolute value. Frankly, you don't come anywhere close to sucking as hard as several other monks rule.

Update: If you really want a good lime based drink, try this.

A paranom of virtue.

In reply to Re^2: Worst Nodes and Making Lemonade by idsfa
in thread Worst Nodes and Making Lemonade by idsfa

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