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[Leftnt Sharpe]

Some one had to go there..............

Properrrrrr Job!

[Seruka]

I drink Pepsi pretty regularly with sometimes week long stretches where I drink carbonated grape juice instead. Some apple juice every now and then too... I just like carbonation.

edit:  and chocolate milk....I do adore chocolate milk.

Modifié par Seruka, 21 octobre 2009 - 03:21 .

[soteria]

Water primarily, OJ and milk in the morning. Coffee or tea rarely. I find that staying away from caffeine when I don't need it makes it more effective when I do.



I can't stand beer generally speaking, but a good stout like Guinness is good. A pint of cider goes real well with lunch, as well.

[Snoteye]

Maria Caliban wrote...

If we ever end up in a restaurant together and there's a lack of condiments, my butter knife will be searching for a vein.

See? I'm considerate!


Last time I was drunk was December 17th. last year. Other than champagne for New Year's Eve I don't think I've had a single alcoholic drink since. I don't dislike them, I just don't really see the point. As far as taste goes I prefer sodas and the only other incentive for drinking alcohol is to get drunk (which isn't all that appealing to me anymore).

[Seruka]

1. Japan- I had a drink called Coolpiss in Kimchi flavor. It was...odd.

I don't think I would be brave enough to try something with that name.

[Snoteye]

imported_beer wrote...

Have you tried a Jamaican export called "C#CK FLAVORED SOUP"? It tastes like a spicy chicken soup - contrary to expectations.

[swirlwind]

imported_beer wrote...

Have you tried a Jamaican export called "C#CK FLAVORED SOUP"? It tastes like a spicy chicken soup - contrary to expectations.

*bursts out laughing*

[Seruka]

imported_beer wrote...

Seruka wrote...

I don't think I would be brave enough to try something with that name.

I didn't notice it until I had consumed it. Then I kept the packaging around because the name made me giggle.

Have you tried a Jamaican export called "C#CK FLAVORED SOUP"? It tastes like a spicy chicken soup - contrary to expectations.

 sometimes I wonder if they do these things on purpose or not.

[Quixal]

[quote]imported_beer wrote...
Have you tried a Jamaican export called "C#CK FLAVORED SOUP"? It tastes like a spicy chicken soup - contrary to expectations.[/quote][/quote]
[/quote]It seems I now need to find a new drink to replace the one now on the carpet.

[DeviantJoker]

At Home: Water
At the Bar: Heineken, Guinness, or Captain and Coke
Restaurant with Wife: Shiraz

Hmmm... I'm all sorts of predictable.  Ah well. Er, but I am fluid adaptable. This is mainly a list when I am left to my own typical devices.

Modifié par DeviantJoker, 21 octobre 2009 - 03:51 .

[Mystranna Kelteel]

My favorite drink and what I tend to drink the most is that Lipton Raspberry White Tea. I'm often too lazy to make real tea.

I would never drink beer in a million years because it tastes like what I think darkspawn **** would taste like. When I'm drinking alcohol it's either a White Russian or a Jack and Coke, or occasionally a double shot of Jack.

Modifié par Mystranna Kelteel, 21 octobre 2009 - 04:03 .

[Torrius]

I have to admit I'm fairly addicted to coffee. I usually grind the beans just before I make it, tastes better that way.

Water during the day (I've tried to give up soda as much as I can resist it).

I don't drink alot of alcohol, though I'll enjoy an occasional Blue Moon every... well once in a blue moon.

Modifié par Torrius, 21 octobre 2009 - 04:32 .

[AgentGeej]

Aside from my usual daily devotion to coffee I do try to fit some water into my day just to fool myself that theres something healthy in my life.

Juice of choice would be Curries red cola a e-number bonanza of bottled adhd that I have to order from north of the blooming border.

And finally alcohol which I'm mostly given up on aside from the occasional bottle of Lindisfarne mead. In defence of that choice its made from honey and lemons (mostly) and produced by monks from way back when, so my beverage of inebriation is both healthy and historical.

[Ekyri]

Lots of pepsi, will probably get cancer, but what can you do? At least I look good

[MrGOH]

I have recently beaten my addiction to coffee, so none of that for me. Water is my utility drink - I drink it with 2/3 of my meals as well as constantly throughout the day. I'll have wine or or a good beer with dinner out. I indulge in the odd homemade mixed drink, usually with whiskey, when at home, though when friends come over I break out the Scotch. When I'm in Germany I also can't help but drink my favorite apfelschorle - it's like an apple spritzer.

[lv12medic]

I drink primarily water with a few diet sodas thrown in the mix. I have no preference to brand, just usually whatever happens to be on sale at the grocery store. I don't drink coffee based beverages due to my complete inability to handle anything with a bitter aftertaste (shakes fist at Brussel Sprouts). I don't drink alcohol becuase alcohol makes everything taste like Nyquil...

[BluesMan1956]

Before work - strong, black Folgers Columbian (or similar quality) coffee. Cheap coffee includes green coffee beans which are more acidic and make the coffee bitter.



During work - Any sugar-free decaffienated cola.



After work - A dry wed wine, perferably Cabernet Savignon.

[Superium]

Water, Tea and occasionally a Dunkin Donuts french vanilla coffee coolata.

[Sornin]

I like to drink green tea and water, with the occasional beer

[Punahedan]

I drink a lot of water. By the end of the day, I have about four bottles piled up in my room in various locations. A cup of coffee in the morning. A lot of teas... I like white tea, green tea, Celestial's Lemon Zinger, Good Earth original, Stash Chai Spice, and Bulgarian herbal tea and St. John's Wort tea.

I like iced tea, but not too heavily sweetened. Snapple and Arizona are the bane of my existence in terms of iced tea. My favorite bakery location, where I play cards, eat cupcakes/pudding/cake/pie/cheesecake/brownies, and hang around to avoid homework has a fantastic Blood Orange iced tea that's sweet and very sour at the same time. They also include a lot of ice, unfortunately, but hey.

I used to love soda, and I still like it with certain meals, but I've just naturally cut down on those. I prefer seltzer to Cola if I want something carbonated. Hated Pepsi all my life. Orangina is nice every once in a while, and I like European Fanta.

Orange juice is nice when I'm having eggs...

And, uh, not that I...uh...can drink alcohol...*cough*...but if I did, I'm sure I would like merlot, this one German wine whose name or age I can't think of, a Greek white wine whose name or age I can't think of, Bulgarian wine, Bulgarian rakija (not to be confused with raki), tequila, a couple of accepted ****** beers, and sweet champagne. I don't think I would like whiskey, wines that are *too* dry, cognac, Corona beer, or gin and tonic. If I drank alcohol, that is. Which I don't. Ahem. Never. Not even during the holidays when there is fresh, hot lamb for dinner. Nope.

Modifié par Hawkeyed Cai Li, 21 octobre 2009 - 06:43 .

[Amberyl Ravenclaw]

Maria Caliban wrote...

What else? I like Odwalla’s ‘Superfood,’ which is a smoothie with juices, barley grass, and wheat sprouts. It thick, green, and tastes something like baby food might. Only my local supermarket doesn’t stock it (though World Market does) so I just by the store brand, which apparently has astronauts in it or something.

I don't trust Odwalla, sadly. Drank it once and it seemed like there was way too much sugar in that thing. Same with most of the drinks my college cafe sells, I just go for plain water or Silk Soymilk or Rice Dream Rice Milk. The latter two are actually pretty good, I've noticed that ever since I've substituted soy for dairy my problems with sinusitis have largely improved. Of course, there's the worry about whether I'm getting enough calcium or not, but I'll just have to watch what I take.

[the_one_54321]

non-organic milk in the USA is loaded with estrogen and generally to be avoided by women. soy/rice milk will help you to avoid that. if you're worried about calcium you can take a supplement, or just an appropriate type of antacid, as those are often calcium based.

[flem1]

Soy contains lots of plant estrogens, however. I wouldn't mess around with fake milk myself.