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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.

My dad likes anything with the word 'spice' in. He's a fan of rum or beer though (or them posh ales you can get). I'm an amateur Baileys or Scrumpy drinker (soon to be professional ;D)

Back when I was young cider was considered the in-thing. Not this labelled stuff though, the proper Scrumpy, Rat's Tail type stuff. I've had a few experiences of not being able to even breathe from that sort of thing.

Long time ago now and I wouldn't even be able to manage half of the quantities you lot do, nor would I want to. i value brain cells too much.

However, I found Morgan Spiced the other day, that could well be my downfall. Mmmmmmm.

Vee wrote:
> Hope you all have a good evening, im off out on the p***. Tonight
> i will be mostly drinking mixed gender drinks x

Well, you have a gud evnin :¬))

Yes they do, well they do in my local Tesco. I love the stuff, I think it's the cider exception, kids can't afford Scrumpy Jack, so it's still manly.

Hope you all have a good evening, im off out on the p***. Tonight i will be mostly drinking mixed gender drinks x

Sonic Chris wrote:
> That's why I can enjoy my Scrumpy Jack for another 19 days :)

Good god...do they still do that? Used to drink that years ago....got to be a 'manly' drink that ha ha : ¬ ))

That's why I can enjoy my Scrumpy Jack for another 19 days :)

Sonic Chris wrote:
> Dragonlance wrote:
> @Chris
>
> Should you be imbibing 'intoxicating substances' at your tender
> age, even within cooked food :¬D
>
> I know alot of people before me who have done worse at my age ;)
> 19 days until I'm 18 anyway, then I can have as much steak and
> ale pie as I can eat, although I'm well and truly full after that
> piece I've just finished....
>
> *EDIT* Nobody I know would be caught dead drinking
> cider after an influx of 12 year olds decided it would be their
> new beverage, therefore making it uncool to drink.

Just when I was going to say....'I was pulling your leg' and then you go and edit your post.....just shows....:¬P

Dragonlance wrote:
> @Chris
>
> Should you be imbibing 'intoxicating substances' at your tender
> age, even within cooked food :¬D

I know alot of people before me who have done worse at my age ;) 19 days until I'm 18 anyway, then I can have as much steak and ale pie as I can eat, although I'm well and truly full after that piece I've just finished....

*EDIT* Oh and just to set the record straight, cider is no longer a manly drink. Nobody I know in person (over the age of 18) would be caught dead drinking cider after an influx of 12 year olds decided it would be their new beverage, therefore making it 'uncool' and 'unmanly' to drink.

Butch wrote:
> Interesting fact that this list is only 100% south of the
> Midlands, anything further North and a pint of beer/bitter will
> comfortably fit into both categories...

You can add lager to that as well Butch