What not to do with skimmer juice....

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Unbeknownest to me I met the guy who posted this video earlier today at a reef teardown. While we were talking I remembered someone posting(on our local forum) this video of a guy daring his brother to drink skimmer juice. He didn't say much when we were talking but he had this smirk on his face, he eventually admitted he was the one who posted it. What are the odds;)
 
Wow, thats hilarious and disgusting at the same time. I felt like I was going to gag after watching him drink it, haha. I know that has to be terrible, especially how green it was.
 
That is just down right one if the nastiest things I've ever seen someone do for a couple bucks. I bet you that kid was sick for weeks, even if he immediately threw it up.
 
That has got to be the nastiest thing I have heard about in a long long time!!

$20.00 is no where near enough to even think about drinking "skimmer soup"!
 
Would have needed two more 0's at the end of that $20 for me to even consider that..Gross, kid has issues:squigglemouth:
 
WOW! and the whole glass at that
 
Uhm....not sure how to say this, but just from personal information....it's not that bad really, as far as bad things that people can come up with in a fish/pet store goes (and no Rev, that's not a blog you'd like me to write :wink: .)
Oh, and green is much better, more liquidy so easier to get it down-the foam and the solids are much worse
 
OMG, why would someone to do that to their brother. That has to be the nastiest thing I have seen in a while. I just couldn't imagine what that would taste like.
 

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