Thread: What are you drinking today?

I'd like to be drinking these.

Or even one of these would be lovely.

But I'm not.

I'm drinking Chang classic 6 % with " Sang Som " chasers.

Foking good it is.

Cheating a bit there, Tel, tis a what aee you drinking thread, not what you wish you were drinking....

Originally Posted by terry57

But I'm not.

I'm drinking Chang classic 6 % with " Sang Som " chasers.

Foking good it is.

Yea nice, love beer with whiskey chasers, get's you fucked

Coopers Best Extra Stout.
No aussie rivalry from this kiwi.

Sunday avo and we get an early knock off , im gonna rip the scab of a few of these bad boys.



Happy days

Sunday evening, I sorta got tricked into attending Karaoke.... but $36 all you can drink from 7:00pm-3:00am?

Something doesnt add up.....

I stuck to beer.

Jamesons and snacking on home made crumbed chilli chicken balls

small cubes of fresh chicken are marinaded in soy and chilli and then crumbed with freshly baked and blended baguette , egg and flour , and then fried.

very nice

Whiskey . . . never found the appreciation for it. Don' like it one bit and am astounded what people find so fascinating about it.

Not saying that it's wrong, of course, I'm not that much of an idiot - just can't see the attraction.

Whiskey is like God's own nectar! And JJ's deserves a green.

Originally Posted by OckerRocker

Whiskey . . . never found the appreciation for it. Don' like it one bit and am astounded what people find so fascinating about it.

If you drink the cheap piss like Bells, chivas 12 years or famous grouse then I see what you mean

Irish whiskey is in a class of it's own and I have in the drinks cupboard both Jamesons and Bushmills that I brought on the flight back from the Philippines to the U.K. But back to the original question. Today I went down to the 16th century pub in Old Hatfield and drank three pints of Abbot Ale, plus a couple of pints of "real ale" whose names elude me. It was lunch time and there were only two customers including myself. Mind you at £3.39 - £3.60 a pint I suppose that it's a bit expensive, especially when you throw in another £10 for a taxi both ways. But all in all, it was good to sink a few good pints.

Some nice warm Heiny. She can serve me warm beer any day.

Yesterday arvo.

Purchased in Aldi supermarket

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Yesterday arvo.

Fookin hardcore kunt you are willy ... Gin and tonic is certainly not poof when quaffed by the pint good lad top marks .

It's wine and pizza day in the office today so I have bought a bottle of this:



My office manager is quite tall so she is the office giraffe.

So i take it you need to be a pisshead to post in this thread.?

Originally Posted by kingwilly

▲▲▲ Did I really need to specify alcoholic?

Expect reds.

Had a bottle of penolds Kannooga hill last night good Aussie wine

So come on Willy how many percent Paddy you got inside your blood.?

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Whiskey is like God's own nectar! And JJ's deserves a green.

100%.

Leo & Sato getting ready for the game

Originally Posted by MANICHAEAN

Irish whiskey is in a class of it's own and I have in the drinks cupboard both Jamesons and Bushmills that I brought on the flight back from the Philippines to the U.K. But back to the original question. Today I went down to the 16th century pub in Old Hatfield and drank three pints of Abbot Ale, plus a couple of pints of "real ale" whose names elude me. It was lunch time and there were only two customers including myself. Mind you at £3.39 - £3.60 a pint I suppose that it's a bit expensive, especially when you throw in another £10 for a taxi both ways. But all in all, it was good to sink a few good pints.

Five pints of solitary drinking in a lunchtime session? Presumably, you are an alcoholic.