I’m curious to what drinks yall like?
Is it tea, soda, fruit juices, alcohol, milk shakes, plain ol’ water, or something that I left out because I'm an idiot?
Coffee: Turkish coffee with a dash of cinnammon.
Tea: Black tea.
Fruit juices: Anything cherry-based
Sodas: Bitter Lemmon.
Wines: Tawny Port
Alcohol: Brandy and Jagermeister (mixed with said bitter lemmon soda during summer)
Water: Tap water.
Sweet Tea
Choclate Milk
Milk Shakes
Apple Juice
Kool Aid
(SHUGGAR!)
In hopes that one day I will be nominated boringest person in the world.
Milk, flavoured or otherwise.
Coke.
Scotch.
Beer.
Water.
In that order.
Scotch.
Butterscotch? How do you drink that? I would so drink that!
Though, I wouldn't say no to Butterscotch Schnapps
Edit: Erm, please?
Fail. Find a way to make butterscotch drinkable then return.
Edit: Erm, please?
- Buy butterscotch syrup
- Drink it straight from the bottle
- ???
- Profit
Edit: - Possible vomit
Gatorade 2: Grape.
Coffee
diet Sunkist
Fresca
Myoplex protein shakes
Grapefruit Juice
OJ
Diet Coke (with or without vanilla ice creamy)
Must be full cream.
water most of the time.Sodas only if they are around
Tea from time to time
Coffee in the mornings but not every morning
Milk if it is with something such as cereal.
Not much alcohol
I enjoy a good ale, and whiskey.
I like tea and hot chocolate, and only recently started drinking coffee. Even then only occasionally.
Fruit juice and soda (or "pop" as we canadians tend to say) I don't drink very often, but I don't think there are many standard beverages I would turn my nose up at.
Milk
Juice
Soda (infrequently)
Beer (even more infrequently)
Ale (even more infrequently)
I've actually become enamored with flavored water, of all things, since I've come to college. I'm actually weaning myself off of soda using it.
For a while I was buying flavoured water all the time at work. It's pretty good stuff.
[zombie]oooo-jaaaay...[/zombie]
I'm an OJ addict. And I've just ran out of it.
Huh. I didn't know you could drink football players.
Chocolate Milk
Orange Juice
Apple Juice
Grape Juice
Pepsi
Dr. Pepper
Beer (mostly Keith's, Gosser & Rickard's White)
Vodka
Rum
Sangria (not Boone's)
Raspberry Peach Tea
Sweet Tea
Green Tea
Coffee
Barq's Root Beer
Cheerwine (it's a soda only sold in North Carolina as far as I know)
Coca Cola
Vodka
Cotton Club Danish Creme Soda
Banana and peanut butter fruit smoothie with a dash of vanilla....
Right now I have a craving for fruit juice.
Careful OJ will kill you.
I do like the following.
Cherry Coke, Why don't that make a decaf version?
It's one of the few decaffeinated things I will drink.Mocha coffee, decaf only. I don't find this stuff often.
Bottled sweat tea: Unfortunately I cannot find an decaffeinated version of this either.
Diet caffeine-free Mountain Dew: I actually like this stuff and it is the majority of what I drink.
Lemon aid: They have this in the soda machine at work.
I also drink alot of water, and although I don't drink anywhere near as much milk as I used to (as a kid during the summer, I'd sometimes kill almost a gallon a day) I still drink at least four glasses a week.
I don't generally drink alcohol, but I do have a bottle of Peachtree Schnapps and a bottle of Absolut Peach in the house... A single bottle lasts me usually four or five months, lol.
Food Lion brand Grape Soda.. tastes vaguely like the good parts of Dimetap cold medicine mmmmmm "Grape" flavor!
diet soda of any kind sucks. For me it is non diet soda or no soda at all.
wrong, diet soda is the only good soda, everything else is WAY TOO sweet...
wrong, diet soda is the only good soda, everything else is WAY TOO sweet...
The sweatners in diet soda is unhealthy and plus to me most diet sodas taste as if your drinking soda that was filtered with something like cardboard.
The sweatners in diet soda is unhealthy and plus to me most diet sodas taste as if your drinking soda that was filtered with something like cardboard.
I always thought diet sodas were diet because they let you taste more of the can. Lighter product means more metal taste. Yummy. ;)
The sweatners in diet soda is unhealthy and plus to me most diet sodas taste as if your drinking soda that was filtered with something like cardboard.
The excessive sugar in regular soda is unhealthy. Life is unhealthy.
The excessive sugar in regular soda is unhealthy. Life is unhealthy.
Unhealthy but better than artificial sweetners that the body doesn't know how to properly deal with. Plus, the sugar makes it taste better.
Unhealthy but better than artificial sweetners that the body doesn't know how to properly deal with.
This is a debate that I don't think is necessarily settled.
diet soda of any kind sucks. For me it is non diet soda or no soda at all.
but isn't sucking a good thing? ;)
but isn't sucking a good thing? ;)
Only if you're on the receiving end.
but isn't sucking a good thing? ;)
Depends on who's receiving and who's giving.
(yawn) I miss caffiene
Then get back together with caffeine. I'm sure it's not too late to rekindle an old flame.
Pink Lemonade
Orange Juice
Tap Water
Milk
I used to have Tea, and occasionally I had Hot Chocolate during the winter.
Then get back together with caffeine. I'm sure it's not too late to rekindle an old flame.
Huh, but then you might miss sleep.
I love slushies. I don't ****ing care if its -4 degrees out, dammit! I want my delicious, brain-freeze inducing drink!
Once, after playing D&D till about 4AM, my friends and I decided it was a good idea to hike 15 minutes to the nearest 7-11 to get slushies in the middle of a freakin' blizzard!
The clerk at the store called us heroes. It was a good day.
That's why I just eat portions and not "as much as I can stuff my face with ".
"as much as I can stuff my face with ".
But this is endurance training. ;)
I am drinking tea.
With sodas, do you only drink diet ones?
Yup.
Tonight I had a Shirley Temple. Mmmmmm.
Why only the diet soda? Do you not have any regular soda love?
No love for the little girls drinks?
Silly, silly, boy.
You need to learn to get these things right when you belittle me. ;)
I only drink little girl drinks when I play tea party.
...ironically, b/c it's better for my health!
I used to drink a LOT of milk, and then I discovered a family predisposition to kidney stones. Sodas might still aggravate the problem, but not nearly as much as milk products.
Juice is ok... apple or grape, but I don't really crave it.
Other sodas: Sunkist, 7-up, Sprite, & Pepsi (only @ Arby's for some reason)
-I occasionally drink other sodas, but these are the main ones that occasionally (and I stress 'occasionally') can pull me away from Dr. Pepper.
NO DIET SODAS!!!! EVER!!! DIET is a 4-letter word, and I will not put up w/ that kind of language in my company!
Tea: never really drink it. Not a fan...
Water: Plastic Water Bottles are a problem for the environment, and the nearest recycling center is too far away... The tap is decent, but unless I'm in the mood for Kool-Aid, it's probably not happening.
Alcohol: Won't touch the stuff. At. All. Long story... don't mind if others drink, but I won't, and I prefer that it not be brought into my company.
Milk: My long-lost love... I want to consume milk (NOT skim... another 4-letter word), but I know the pain that it will cause. Thus, I must live apart from my milk... (but I still eat Ice Cream... I may pay for it several times over, but... it's Ice Cream! How am I supposed to resist that?)
NO DIET SODAS!!!! EVER!!! DIET is a 4-letter word, and I will not put up w/ that kind of language in my company!
What are you talking about? Diet sodas rule!!!!
Diet Dr. Pepper. Yumm.
Vault Zero, Sprite Zero, Diet Sunkist, Fresca all are awesome!
:P :P
Tea: I like Darjeeling, Rooibus or Oolong, and drink enough of those three alone to satisfy my share and two or three haters'.
Coffee: If it's not amaretto, and not strong enough to dissolve tar, it's a go.
Juice: Undoctored tomato, grape or pineapple, preferably, but I'm happy with most. Except cranberry.
Milk: Yes.
Soda: Eh. I like most kinds, but I don't have it very often. I find I appreciate it more when it's been awhile since the last one. For that reason, diet and I have parted company without regret.
Alcohol: I've never met a beer, lager or ale I really liked, but I can be persuaded to drink a Guinness if I'm already partly lit. I like liquor better--rum, vodka, and gin--but even then I'm choosy. I've never seriously tried wine yet.
Right now I'm drinking a nice glass of H2O. My kitchen faucet is equipped with a filtration unit, so a lovely, tall water is just a few steps away. I'm also unabashedly fond of Kool-Aid.
Although over easter I did have a cup of coffee because the smell of the beans was tempting me, after I finished I remembered why I don't drink coffee anymore
Beer and wine make up most of my beverage diet (not counting water, which is split about 50/50 with alcohol), as long as it isn't swill. Discounting Jagermeister and Chartreuse I haven't met a liquor I didn't like.
Nah, Scotch Whiskey.
So much to learn my young padawan.
So much to learn my young padawan.
Actually both spellings are correct based on which country you're in. In Ireland, its spelled whisky and in Scotland its spelled whiskey. What you should have corrected is that you should never call it scotch, plus calling it scotch whiskey is a bit redundant, its like saying I like to drink wet water.
Actually both spellings are correct based on which country you're in. In Ireland, its spelled whisky and in Scotland its spelled whiskey. What you should have corrected is that you should never call it scotch, plus calling it scotch whiskey is a bit redundant, its like saying I like to drink wet water.
It's the other way around. Ireland and America use the "e", Japan and Scotland (Canada too?) don't use the "e".
I generally don't refer it as Scotch Whisky, but just scotch (which you seem to have a problem with?).
I also have started drinking diet soda. Diet cherry coke, diet cherry dr pepper, diet cherry vanilla dr pepper. I like the flavored sodas more because they don't seem to leave an aftertaste. I'm glad I don't drink regular sodas as much anymore - I can already see the difference (well, I could before I went on vacation and blew that out of the water :P).
I went through a kool-aid phase once. It was about all I drank for a while. After some serious thought I decided drinking about a gallon of kool-aid a day probably isn't too healthy.
I found some little single packets of it at the grocery store. A dozen packets of powder in a box, each packet makes a twelve-ounce glass of Kool-Aid.
It only comes in four or five flavors, but that's good enough for me.