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What do you drink?

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Started by Zorn (Tim) in Chit-Chat

I’ve tried thinking of something really interesting to post a poll about, and failed.

This is the best I can come up with.

(Before changing the message boards’ software in August 2007 this discussion contained a poll, which may return in the future)

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 02:00

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#1

Simon (Simon) wrote:

What does Guiness come under?

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 08:34

#2

White Psycho wrote:

It’s a stout so I’d class it as a real ale, kinda. It’s also my fallback beer.

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 11:14

#3

The one and only Y wrote:

Anything!

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 12:10

#4

punkwack (Tijn) wrote:

what a question.. :D

cheers

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 14:01

#5

ChrisDavies wrote:

wheres cider ?

cant beat a nice pint of bow :)

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 14:44

#6

Tubthumper (Scott) wrote:

You mean the non-alcoholic cider of course.

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 15:03

#7

mrs h wrote:

*dry heaves at the thought of cider*

I am delighted to see that real ale is storming ahead! There’s nothing better than a pint or 3 of top quality bitter :)

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 15:14

#8

ChrisDavies wrote:

Tubthumper wrote:

You mean the non-alcoholic cider of course.

oh yes ;)

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 15:42

#9

Citizen Erased (confused again) wrote:

I ticked anythging as it depends what I’m doing - in the pub it tends to be real ale of some sort or Guinness, withh meals it tends to be wine (not breakfast, no wine on my cornflakes!), other times lager & just a drink at home on my own, swearing at the TV it tends to be gin & tonic or whisky. Many a smoothie has been spruced up with Barcardi. Pimms-in-a-can is probably the closest I’ve got to an alcopop this year & that was on a day out to Hampton Court. :)

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 15:56

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mrs h wrote:

I think I dislike Pimms even more than cider :S And cider is an alcopop as far as I’m concerned!

You should never ever put wine on your cornflakes, but if you’re really desperate it’s ok in a boiled egg :)

Posted on Sun, 3 September 2006 at 16:43

#11

FNYANKEZ wrote:

mmmmm Makers Mark mmmmm

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 00:27

#12

Citizen Erased (confused again) wrote:

Pimms is a very civilised drink :)

I think I am being exposed to maligne forces in London, the girls at work keep saying I should get a man-bag.

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 08:41

#13

White Psycho wrote:

Why? You have pockets!

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 09:53

#14

Citizen Erased (confused again) wrote:

Apparently they bulge too much when its too hot for a jacket & I end up putting phone, ipod, wallet, keys, tissues, coins, gym card, work door fob & oyster card in them.

I think I cope fine… but apparently not the done thing in London.

Bah! Should never have comprimised myself with the Pimms…

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 11:35

#15

! (Fuzzeh) wrote:

“Is this your first pint of real ale?”

I’m hoping that ale is steaming ahead, following closely by lager.

Oh and if you think cider sucks or alternatively think strongbow is the best you can get, you should check out some proper organic cider like.. Westons, and stuff.

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 14:29

#16

mrs h wrote:

So people keep saying…

When I was young if you couldn’t get in the pub you sat in the graveyard and drank cider. Week in week out. I made myself so ill on cider in my teenage years that even now the smell of apple juice makes me sick!

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 14:58

#17

Sully wrote:

I get cunted every night on white lightning cos i hate my life.

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 15:04

#18

mrs h wrote:

Is that also true in reverse?

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 15:06

#19

Sully wrote:

Life my hate i cos lightning white on night every cunted get i.
No.

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 15:10

#20

mrs h wrote:

That’s not what I meant - I meant ‘efil ym etah I soc gninthgil etihw no thgin yreve detnuc teg I’ …

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 15:26

#21

Sully wrote:

Thats what i speak like after a couple of bottles.
I hate drink. but i can’t live without it.

Posted on Mon, 4 September 2006 at 15:32

#22

Zorn (Tim) wrote:

Divers wrote:

What does Guiness come under?

Damn! Forgot to include it, and I love Guinness!

(But then I voted that I’d drink anything, so I guess that covers it…)

Zorn.

Posted on Thu, 7 September 2006 at 21:47

#23

Zorn (Tim) wrote:

I’ve Got the knives? wrote:

wheres cider ?

cant beat a nice pint of bow :)

God, and I forgot cider, too. I’ll forgive myself that one though, I hate cider…

Zorn.

Posted on Thu, 7 September 2006 at 21:49

#24

Zorn (Tim) wrote:

mrs h wrote:

So people keep saying…

When I was young if you couldn’t get in the pub you sat in the graveyard and drank cider. Week in week out. I made myself so ill on cider in my teenage years that even now the smell of apple juice makes me sick!

…which is why I too, hate cider; although substitute “graveyard” for “woods” - hey, we had class.

Clearly a mis-spent youth…

Posted on Thu, 7 September 2006 at 21:53

#25

Zorn (Tim) wrote:

…and if you post to your own thread often enough, look how popular you seem! Look at all the replies I got…!

I seem really sad. I’ll try to combine my replies into one next time.

Posted on Thu, 7 September 2006 at 22:00

#26

Edz wrote:

mrs h wrote:

That’s not what I meant - I meant ‘efil ym etah I soc gninthgil etihw no thgin yreve detnuc teg I’ …

That sounds remarkably Welsh. But then I only had a few Welsh language lessons. When I was six. Thirty years ago. And I HAVE drunk far too much etihw gninthgil during the intervening period. Mostly in a graveyard. Cider doesn’t have give me severe nausea now, but ohhhh GOD does the smell of red martini do that …

Hmmmm … maybe I shouldn’t post this message, it’s rubbish … ooops, DAMN!

Posted on Thu, 7 September 2006 at 23:38

#27

Gav wrote:

I’d say I have a soft spot for lager, especially the european variety :)

Posted on Fri, 8 September 2006 at 06:50

#28

mrs h wrote:

Back in the 80’s the official definition of lager was “a drink for puffs”. Not very PC, I know - but it show’s how times have changed! Unless you have something to tell us Gav? :eek:

Posted on Fri, 8 September 2006 at 09:59

#29

mrs h wrote:

Edz wrote:

but ohhhh GOD does the smell of red martini do that …

The smell of pernod :S I once drank a litre of pernod in a weekend. I was not at all well, as far as I can remember.

Posted on Fri, 8 September 2006 at 10:02

#30

Dennis (Dudley Less) wrote:

mrs h wrote:

Back in the 80’s the official definition of lager was “a drink for puffs”. Not very PC, I know - but it show’s how times have changed! Unless you have something to tell us Gav? :eek:

Nowadays, whilst cider (Magner’s etc) seems to be a la mode right now, lager is much more accepted within the male community. HOWEVER a lager dash (or a lager TOP as it is known by people who are served by fuckwits who don’t realise you should put the lemonade in FIRST not on top of the lager) really IS a gay drink. Shandy is for drivers, which I accept as OK, but a lager dash?! Second only in gayness to a lager and lime *shudders*.

(NB lager and black isn’t considered as gay as lager and lime, but it IS equally socially unacceptable, being as it is the drink of fecking STUDENTS :mad: )

:D

Posted on Fri, 8 September 2006 at 10:05

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