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Whisky.
Cragganmore to be precise.

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A cup of tea. At least I will be when I put this laptop down and go and get it from the kitchen.

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Werretaler mineral water.

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Cokey goodness :D

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Home made ginger beer.

I really need to make larger quantities of this stuff, but I can't find a cheap supplier of dried ginger. Paying £1 for 100g makes it nearly as expensive as real ale :roll:

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Home made ginger beer.

I really need to make larger quantities of this stuff, but I can't find a cheap supplier of dried ginger. Paying £1 for 100g makes it nearly as expensive as real ale :roll:

Try the nearest Indian or Chinese Quarter.

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My big mug of morning PG tips. :D

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A lovely cup of tea

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A popular brand of fizzy drink ;)

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pcernie wrote:
A popular brand of fizzy drink ;)


EUGH Ernie how COULD you?? I only drink fizzy stuff with rum or vodka in it and as I'm skint now that's not very often.

Just had a lovely cup of cauliflower and broccoli cuppa soup

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pcernie wrote:
A popular brand of fizzy drink ;)


EUGH Ernie how COULD you?? I only drink fizzy stuff with rum or vodka in it and as I'm skint now that's not very often.

Just had a lovely cup of cauliflower and broccoli cuppa soup


How could I, when you're drinking cauliflower and broccoli cuppa soup? ;)

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oceanicitl wrote:
pcernie wrote:
A popular brand of fizzy drink ;)


EUGH Ernie how COULD you?? I only drink fizzy stuff with rum or vodka in it and as I'm skint now that's not very often.

Just had a lovely cup of cauliflower and broccoli cuppa soup


How could I, when you're drinking cauliflower and broccoli cuppa soup? ;)


Warms me up as I only have salad for lunch :)

A lovely cup of tea and chocolate digestive biscuits

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A lovely cup of tea and chocolate digestive biscuits


Mmm, might do that later myself :)

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