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How many Alcoholic beverages do you enjoy per week? hic!

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  • I`m tee total 5 (17%)
  • 1 or 2 per week 5 (17%)
  • everyday 1 or 2 1 (3%)
  • everyday 2+ 0 (0%)
  • Binges @ weekends 11 (37%)
  • Everyday 1 or 2 and Binges @ weekends 1 (3%)
  • Everyday 2+ and Binges @ weekends 5 (17%)
  • I`m totally out there, pissed all the time 2 (7%)

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Originally posted by Budvar Huber Weekend binges for me, I do not touch the stuff on weekdays except if I eat with my colleagues, then I will have a "carajillo" to round up my meal, a expresso coffe with some liquor poured on it usually rum, cognac or Bailey's, I normally go for the Bailey's.

Watch out for an Irish cream liquor called Brogans. Similar to a Baileys but with a much more Irish name to it! Only seems to be available in Eire or in foreign airports.

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Owdonabit serry! Arta trying to pull me leg Mr. BROGAN ? Th'art nor 'avvin' me on a butty! :wink:

BTW have you not received the CD yet?

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Originally posted by Budvar Huber Owdonabit serry! Arta trying to pull me leg Mr. BROGAN ? Th'art nor 'avvin' me on a butty! :wink:

BTW have you not received the CD yet?

Now why would I do that? Actually it does exist and they do have a website. My father's sister married a Bailey and they were a lot richer than us Brogans and they did rather look down on us so my father banned bottles of Baileys from the house. Imagine the joy a few years ago when my elder brother returned from Aberdeen airport with a bottle of Brogans! Since then my elder son came back from Munich airport clutching a Brogans. No longer do we have to drink the cream of the enemy! And no, Huber, the CD has still not arrived. Must have been intercepted by the Baileys.

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Originally posted by a very small boy > Originally posted by Budvar Huber> Owdonabit serry! Arta trying to pull me leg Mr. BROGAN ? Th'art nor 'avvin' me on a butty! :wink:> > BTW have you not received the CD yet?

Now why would I do that? Actually it does exist and they do have a website. My father's sister married a Bailey and they were a lot richer than us Brogans and they did rather look down on us so my father banned bottles of Baileys from the house. Imagine the joy a few years ago when my elder brother returned from Aberdeen airport with a bottle of Brogans! Since then my elder son came back from Munich airport clutching a Brogans. No longer do we have to drink the cream of the enemy! And no, Huber, the CD has still not arrived. Must have been intercepted by the Baileys.

:clap: :clap: :clap: Quality, Chris!

I'll keep my eyes peeled for Brogan's next time I am at an airport, thanks.

And I shall be sending you another copy of the CD during this week.

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Cheers Huber! You're a true gent.

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I rarely drink anything. No liquids whatsoever. No, wait, that can't be right...

I rarely drink anything alcoholic. Maybe once every few months. When I do drink, I keep my limit at two drinks. Because of this rigorous regimen of imbibing, two drinks is all I can handle. But for women who might be buying, I'm a cheap date!

Every once in a great while, I will go beyond my two drink limit. When I was in Serbia, I had several opportunities to stop counting after 8 tequila shots; same at the end of the school year party in May. Since May, I have had three bottles of beer.

And water.

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Originally posted by a very small boy > Originally posted by Budvar Huber> Weekend binges for me, I do not touch the stuff on weekdays except if I eat with my colleagues, then I will have a "carajillo" to round up my meal, a expresso coffe with some liquor poured on it usually rum, cognac or Bailey's, I normally go for the Bailey's.

Watch out for an Irish cream liquor called Brogans. Similar to a Baileys but with a much more Irish name to it! Only seems to be available in Eire or in foreign airports.

In Serbia (hmmm, my alcohol memories seem to be based in Serbia), I poured myself a Bailey's at a house party, when everybody else was drinking rakija (the national drink- a really strong brandy). A Bosnian woman eyed my Bailey's and wondered out loud whether "a real man drinks Bailey's."

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