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Speaking of sherry, the most disgusting alcoholic liquor ever invented

Can't agree, one of the best for me. Seeking and adoring any traces of it in whisky

Cool spring water right now.

Boddington's later.

Krusovice

Grolsch bottles. 4 Pack for $4

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OUZO

Boddington's

Red wine.

The sweet nectar of the Gods.....Maybe not. Just a couple of Bud Lights.

Strong black coffee.

Tea ... it's 8:30 in the morning for f**s sake !!

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

PG Tips

Gales's HSB - the finest ale on planet Earth.

Turkish Coffee. At least that is how they call it in Holland, My original homecountry Iran is really a tea nation and coffee (Turkish style) is mainly drank in Iran by the Arab minority in the south and the Armenian minority, in Tehran we used to drink it in the Armenian Qahwe Khânehâ (coffeehouses). These days in Iran they also have Nescafe instand coffee, but the real good, nay best, coffee is the Turkish (Arab, Armenian etc) coffee. It is a very fine grind almost powder like, you put two full teaspoons in a coffeeboiler (kind of pan for boiling very small amounts of water) add water the seize of a little coffee cup (espresso size cup) and sugar or better marple syrup (NO MILK!). And bring it to almost boiling (the moment it comes up you take it from the fire, so don't let it boil). Pour it in the little cup and enjoy (be carefull the last bit you can't drink because of the coffee mud). Best coffee.

Strong black coffee.

One day I'm going to try behroez's recipe.

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Turkish Coffee. At least that is how they call it in Holland, My original homecountry Iran is really a tea nation and coffee (Turkish style) is mainly drank in Iran by the Arab minority in the south and the Armenian minority, in Tehran we used to drink it in the Armenian Qahwe Khânehâ (coffeehouses). These days in Iran they also have Nescafe instand coffee, but the real good, nay best, coffee is the Turkish (Arab, Armenian etc) coffee. It is a very fine grind almost powder like, you put two full teaspoons in a coffeeboiler (kind of pan for boiling very small amounts of water) add water the seize of a little coffee cup (espresso size cup) and sugar or better marple syrup (NO MILK!). And bring it to almost boiling (the moment it comes up you take it from the fire, so don't let it boil). Pour it in the little cup and enjoy (be carefull the last bit you can't drink because of the coffee mud). Best coffee.

I also drink Turkish coffee at home sometimes.
But the difference is that I let it boil ,and even several times (it goes up and it goes down ,then up again etc in the pan .



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Hello,

Lucozade Energy,as I'm just about to set off on the bike.

However said bike ride will inevitably include a stop-off at a pub on the way home,hah-hah!

Cheers,

Si.

Tequila El Reformador Añejo. Oh Lord, it is awesome. Fantastic!

Kentwood (Louisiana) Spring Water

Britney Spears' home town!








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Tequila El Reformador Añejo. Oh Lord, it is awesome. Fantastic!

You had me at Tequila....I'll be right over.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Gonna pop open a Yuengling Light beer and put on some Stones!

Starbucks Grande dark roast....it is the middle of the day, and I think they've given me one made this morning...it's a little tough getting it down.

Man drifts a mile off Florida on pool float
‘He got really lucky,’ officer says of man who was believed to be drunk

BELLEAIR BEACH, Florida - A man who apparently passed out on a pool float at a Tampa area beach ended up drifting about a mile from Florida's shore in the Gulf of Mexico.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued the man on Wednesday afternoon.

Coast Guard Petty Officer First Class Mariana O'Leary told the St. Petersburg Times they suspect the man was very drunk.


The Coast Guard says a boater reported seeing an unconscious man floating well offshore. The Coast Guard and a Clearwater Fire Rescue unit responded and found the man, still unconscious and wearing a life jacket.

He eventually woke up and was checked by paramedics at a Coast Guard station.

"The message here is this guy got lucky. He got really lucky," O'Leary told the paper. "Depending on what the tides and currents are doing, he could have never been seen again."

O'Leary said the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office will investigate the incident.

[www.msnbc.msn.com]

Those currents down there can be a bitch. also, Outer Banks. near the lighthouse These things also happen on surfboards

half iced tea half lemonade. invented by Arnold Palmer? anyway thats the name of it..

later will be drinking Maipe (malbec) ...7.99 at Costco, good red wine.

Good ol' 3% Skol! Thought they'd stopped making it years ago.

Gini bitter lemon "The hottest of cold drinks" they say .

On my fourth Boddington's right nowwwwww