They used Lucas Refrigerators. Thats why there was no ice.

Stan Wilder

On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 20:56:11 -0700 PSavage <psavage@SABER.NET> writes:
> As any old Brit will tell you, John, a "genuine" gin & tonic
> is always served without ice!
> No doubt a practice dating from decades of colonialism.
> Never were many cubes in the Punjab.
> ; }
> Phaedra
>
> From: John Rodger
> > I agree Jim, but you got to admit that it is kind of nice to be
> able drop
> > three or four of those dinky little ice cubes in a gin and tonic
> when you
> > are camped in the middle of nowhere.

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