When you think of the 90s, it’s hard not to think of Brandy; she was everywhere from music, to television, to fashion. And right along with her was a fresh head of braids to make us all rush out and get some of our own (don’t forget the baby hairs gelled down). Let’s take this time to pay homage to those glorious braids.
This Brandy. She loves knowing I’m posting her and spreading her around.
She is wondering how many of her friends in Jacksonville Florida will see her by next week as we post her pics all over the internet and keep tagging where she lives and her other screen names
When Admiral Nelson was killed at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805, his body was preserved in a barrel of rum or brandy so that is could be transported back to England. Well, it was first transported via Gibraltar where it was transferred to a wine-filled lead-lined coffin, but anyway…
Upon the Royal Navy’s triumphant stop-off in Gibraltar, the barrel was allegedly found to be empty of liquids, the contents having been drained through little holes in the base of the barrel with straws, drunk by his fellow sailors. This weirdness coined the term ‘Nelson’s Blood’ as an alternative to rum/brandy and also terms such as ‘sucking the monkey’ and ‘tapping the admiral’ to described the process of drinking rum straight from the barrel with a straw.
Theimage above is purportedly a small phial of rum or brandy saved from the barrel. Written on the bottle are the words ‘Part of the liquor in which the body of Lord Nelson was preserved - after the Battle of Trafalgar.’
I seriously doubt many aspects of this tale and the sources are all over the place but I though it was a fun little Oddment nonetheless.
hay que vivir, hay que gozar, hay que disfrutar de los placeres más ricos #secretaria #brandy #mariajose #relax #sexy #sexo #lasmasricas #chilenasricas
