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Do you drink? I do it rarely and only on social events......
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    Linux Newbie daacosta's Avatar
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    Do you drink?

    Do you drink? I do it rarely and only on social events...
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    Yes ... I drink ale.
    I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso

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    I like to have wine when I meet up with my girlfriends for a meal, or beer when I go to decent pubs. I don't really like any other kind of booze and can never understand the growing culture in the UK of 'binge drinking'. When I go into town on a Sunday to shop, I have to watch where I walk as there is sick all over the pavements from the night before.... it's delightful!!

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    This is my favourite beer btw

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    Quote Originally Posted by petergriffin
    This is my favourite beer btw
    I'll have to try that one! Like you, I don't 'binge drink' and don't understand why anyone would. Birmingham is the same after the weekend, with a few bloodstains thrown in for good measure!

    A few pints and I feel relaxed and easy to talk too. Any more than that and I sprout horns and start talking b*ll*ck* ...
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    Wery rarely. But I deffinately won't say no if someone offers me a beer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djap
    Wery rarely. But I deffinately won't say no if someone offers me a beer.
    djap? Would you like a beer?
    I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso

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    brew me own beer and mead, oh and have a certain love for absinthe(the real stuff not the stuff thats just herbs mixed with vodka). on the bright side i dont drink too much usally although i like to taste differnt beers. then again i realy should stop going out with norwegan friends some times.
    All i want for christmas is a new liver....a second chance to get afflicted with Cirrhosis

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    only drink occasionally,fave tipple is laophraigh, lovely single malt whiskey,but if i have too many makes me all maudlin

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    Yes and probably too much! Quite typical for a 25 y/o British lad, although I’m not the type who goes ‘clubbing’, drinking everything in the bar and then having a fight.

    I prefer drinking on a Friday night at my local country pub with my mates.
    It was my Birthday yesterday and I was drinking a lot of popular UK beers like Carling, Caffreys (Irish), and Carlsberg Export (Danish?), but I can’t drink many pints, so went on to Whiskeys, Vodka and stuff later.

    Thats a pretty typical thing to do in the UK.
    Do those not from here perceive the UK to have a drinking problem? Binge drinking is a huge problem here!

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