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What do you DRINK?

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"I drink it when I'm happy and when I'm sad. Sometimes I drink it when I'm alone. When I have company I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I'm not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise I never touch it - unless I'm thirsty." - Lily Bollinger

Small list of my usual suspects:
Whiskey - I prefer Islay malts
Wine - Every wine has a time and place
Beer - Pabst Blue Ribbon
Rum - Appleton
Water - Tap
Tequila - Cabo Wabo
Vodka - Cheapest I can find
Gin - Bombay Saphire
Shooter - cheap tequila




is that filtered or unfiltered tap water...
I must know...
It's imperative to my domaining success...
( whispers - I had to google the spelling on imperative
to be sure I got it correct...
I've never typed or written that word in my lifetime...
isn't that bizarre .... LOL )




LOL

Teasin...

~DomainBELL (Patricia)
 
i drink water, juice blend, whey/casein protein, but no more alcohol b/c i do bodybuilding, any other BBer here?
 
Wheatgrass, E3live, and Cabbage Rejuvelac.
 
Good Cheap Beer.

Seriously. Natural Light. $5 to $6 for a twelve pack, or $12 for a 30 pack if a good sale is going on.
 
is that filtered or unfiltered tap water...
I must know...
It's imperative to my domaining success...
( whispers - I had to google the spelling on imperative
to be sure I got it correct...
I've never typed or written that word in my lifetime...
isn't that bizarre .... LOL )
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I credit all my success to the wonderful chemicals in our city water. Why would I want to filter those things out? Nothing gets me going in the morning like a big glass of luke warm Chloramine with a shot of Strontium-90.
 
is that filtered or unfiltered tap water...
I must know...
It's imperative to my domaining success...
( whispers - I had to google the spelling on imperative
to be sure I got it correct...
I've never typed or written that word in my lifetime...
isn't that bizarre .... LOL )
quote]

I credit all my success to the wonderful chemicals in our city water. Why would I want to filter those things out? Nothing gets me going in the morning like a big glass of luke warm Chloramine with a shot of Strontium-90.


Please don't romance me like that in public...
People will talk...
kk ??

LOL....

~DomainBELL (Patricia)
p.s. back to work I go....
want to sell 1 more domain before I am g-o-n-e for 4-days...
(I'll have pc withdrawl for sure...)
 
Beers: Erdinger, Paulaner and Satan
 
Water - Aquafina
Gatorade - lemonade flavor
Beer - Amstel / Guinness / Labatt Blue / Sol
Coffee - Filtered/Black
Soda - Coke
 
Main beverage: diluted grapefruit juice (2 parts water, 1 part juice).

When I'm feeling really wild-n-crazy: diluted iced tea.

  • Tried coffee on a cold day in 1978, didn't like it, never went back.
  • Had a sip of beer foam in 1983 at Oktoberfest in Munich, didn't like it, never drank a beer.
  • Favorite party activity: drinking up all the mixers. :)
 
Wow, no other real wine drinkers here? Perfection is a top Cote d'Or burgundy (pinot noir grape). Next I would say is Bordeaux. However, the better wines from these regions in France can start at $10,000 a case (12 bottles). Not for daily drinking, unless you're a king.

Lots of other cheaper, good wines. Napa reds, Santa Barbara chardonnay, those big Italian reds, well-made Australian shiraz, yummy Alsatian and Rhine wines, and many more ;)
 
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You should try Greek wines, in particular red ones from the island of Santorini and red/white from the Greek region of Macedonia. Most are from small vineyards.
 
Wow, no other real wine drinkers here? Perfection is a top Cote d'Or burgundy (pinot noir grape). Next I would say is Bordeaux. However, the better wines from these regions in France can start at $10,000 a case (12 bottles). Not for daily drinking, unless you're a king.

Lots of other cheaper, good wines. Napa reds, Santa Barbara chardonnay, those big Italian reds, well-made Australian shiraz, yummy Alsatian and Rhine wines, and many more ;)

Brunello di Montalcino - absolute favourite, followed by a good Barolo, Rioja or decent Burgundy.

You should try Greek wines, in particular red ones from the island of Santorini and red/white from the Greek region of Macedonia. Most are from small vineyards.

Some good wines from volcanic regions - I'll look for a Santorini red next time I'm at the merchants.


For beer, it has to be Belgium - Duval or Chimay.

Other than booze, I like tea, good coffee, sparkling water, lemonade, fresh juice.
 
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