What is everyone drinking?

<sings> Always Coca Cola, always the real thing... </sings>

Carrvarrrrr

Tap water.

Cup of tea with an orange kit kat

White wine ? and lots of it!

Peroni. i'm not enjoying it though. ☹️ i wish this cold would go and i can enjoy booze again ?

got some chocklit ice cream instead though ?

Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

I have a bottle of red wine but it's currently out of arm's reach and I can't be arsed to get up to fetch it. I sooooo need a slave.

Dry white wine ... I have a box of it [:I] very dangerous. ?

Pinot Grigio (3 for £10 Tesco California Select)
But H has just offered me a hot drink and an exceedingly small cake!

Lime cordial with sparkling water

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

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hehe I used to wonder how they extracted the irn-bru from the girders - my Grampy told me they put them in a big tank, filled it with water and put the rusty water in a soda stream. And I believed him [:I] - well I was 6

Ginger and lemongrass cordial. it's yummy

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

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Umm...I've always thought that. What does it mean? [:I]

Pinot Grigio, chilled and delicious ??

quote:Originally posted by Janjabean

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

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Umm...I've always thought that. What does it mean? [:I]

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Girders as in iron girders.Suggesting it really is made from iron.

Red wine and I think there must be a hole in the bottle as it seems to have disappeared quickly ?

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

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But,but surely Irn Bru should only be drunk the morning after? From a glass bottle??

quote:Originally posted by carolinabena
ginger and lemongrass cordial. it's yummy

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Oh is that nice? Bought some the other day for Sunday lunch with our friends as two of them are 7 and 8 months preggers respectively and husbands are driving so thought I'd get something a bit different but not had any yet.

quote:Originally posted by Jeannie

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

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But,but surely Irn Bru should only be drunk the morning after? From a glass bottle??

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I used to think it was made in SCotland, by Gurkhas ?

quote:Originally posted by Sare

quote:Originally posted by Janjabean

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

id="quote">

Umm...I've always thought that. What does it mean? [:I]

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Girders as in iron girders.Suggesting it really is made from iron.

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Oh thanks! I kinda thought that but then thought....naaaah!

I'm a bit thick.... ?

Coffee - I'm still at work.

quote:Originally posted by lauraloo

quote:Originally posted by Jeannie

quote:Originally posted by Sare
Irn-Bru..made in Scotland from girders.


(When I was younger I thought Girders was the company name)

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But,but surely Irn Bru should only be drunk the morning after? From a glass bottle??

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I used to think it was made in SCotland, by Gurkhas id="red">?

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?

Many years ago, when I was 'givin' it large' in Ibeeeefa, we used to drink Vodka and Irn Bru (in BIG cups) during the day as our soft drink. Losers ?

Oooh I found a bottle of rose in the kitchen!! ?

In my quest for a hedonistic lifestyle, I have plumped for an instant hot chocolate.

?

Wine, although not too many because I am early shift tomorrow?

In my toyboy years I went out with my friend's little brother (it was a big secret - I was 26 and he was 19) and he was at uni in Dundee and on my secret weekends away I was amazed at the amount of Irn-bru and vodka drinking that went on in the SU bar. Oh and there was a strange mix of irn-bru and tennants.

Pouilly Fumé ?

Although I have no crisps and can feel a snack attack coming on

quote:Originally posted by Ms T

quote:Originally posted by carolinabena
ginger and lemongrass cordial. it's yummy

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Oh is that nice? Bought some the other day for Sunday lunch with our friends as two of them are 7 and 8 months preggers respectively and husbands are driving so thought I'd get something a bit different but not had any yet.

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it's lovely, but don't use much at all.

I used to think that the makers of irn bru were girders!

i bulk bought some glass bottles of irn bru when i found them in a little corner shop near us (now live in manchester but from glasgow). glass bottles of irn bru are the best

I've just dropped the H off at the pub and have bought 2 bottles of Sauvignon Blanc on the way back. I was just going to get one but then you never know ?