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mjcoon

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You could try my solution from back when charter/flotilla yachts did not commonly have fridges... I took a cassette (they had players for those) of the sound of ice clinking in a glass. Never very convincing, though!
 

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Get some resin and cast yourself some ice cubes in a rubber/ silicon ice cube tray. Voila! Never need a fridge again with all the battery consumption problems that come with it.
 

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A can of compressed air, a small towel and some water. Soak the towel in water, wrap the towel around the glass holding the drink and then let loose with the compressed air. The evaporation of water induced by the jet of compressed air will cool the drink nicely enough and you will not require ice ! Unfortunately, I cannot claim that this is my invention, due acknowledgement must go to Christian Williams, in his book "Alone Together".
 

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No brandy candles in your house then? :ROFLMAO:
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My wife consumed an unspecified quantity of whisky(12 years) and was pretty well off to the land of nod all afternoon…her excuse was I teased her chronic neck pain😏
 
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