When I gave up alcohol, drugs and smoking back in 1989 I was introduced to a alcohol free beer called Kaliber. I nearly threw up. It was absolutely disgusting and smelled and tasted of rotten butter beans. Absolutely vile. I stuck to fruit juices and coke cola after that. Talk about traumatised...
My buddy Fiona said it was nice sooooooooo.......and it is.
I've been told it's actually a plus health wise to have a tiny bit of alcohol. Something to do with cardiovascular health or summat :cool:
Up to a few months ago I'd been T total for 35 years. And then started to have a couple of small Jack Daniels and Apple juice. Didn't want to get drunk or anything but just to feel that warm whoosh you get from a JD. Very nice.
I won't make it a big thing but I thought I'm getting older so damn...
This made smile. My late uncle jim was a Yorkshire man through and through, loved Rugby...a certain type which I can't remember and held awesome new years parties. This just reminded me of him. One of the few people I held in esteem. What a decent man he was...
No such thing as a thick or stupid question. My dad said to me decades ago, a genuine question (AKA A QUESTION) is a quest for knowledge so how can that be stupid. Obviously if someone asks something obvious then it's not a question it's a wind up, a joke etc.
Yeah. Via air....I believe :44:
Our breathing like fish breathing is a particular chemical/physical reaction where elements that are used are harmonious to sustaining life. I'm no chemist or biologist so...just a guess, memory of school books etc.
'Gilt Edged Barmpot' hahaha I use it now and then and people within my vicinity either laugh or look at me like I've transported there from the 1930s :21:
I absolutely love the phrase.
That's the general consensus anywhere these days unless you find a nice gap on a quiet back street. But beware the ghost of Pearl doesn't welcome such folk :fp:
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