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On 2025-03-09, BryanGSimmons wrote:

> I'm sick, but [...] had beer with it.
> If I have to feel bad, I 
> might as well enjoy it.

Alcohol, even the small amount in beer, never
makes a good pairing with colds nor fevers.

In any case, I thought the maxim was:

Feed a fever; starve a cold.