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    hi

    just a quick note, i have started to notice that a lot of people at m sort of age (18) are starting or have already started to drink whisky, i just think that that is a very strong drink to be drinking at that age, but then i can hardly talk as i have started myself

    nevermind i still like the bitter though (Boddingtons, mmmmm)


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    I'd have to agree with you there, zmerlinz. I (17) can't stand Whiskey, but I'm not averse to a V+C on occasion. Or even Smirnoff neat! Luvverly! But I still prefer the beer, particularly Pilsner Urquell and Gambrinus produced by our esteemed Czech brothers in Plzen...

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    Careful with the spelling there. There is a world of difference between Whisky (raw, smoky) and Whiskey (smooth). The tastes can vary exceedingly between different Scotches but Irish Whiskey is a world apart.

    Beer is good too, but stay off the lager and try some real beer where you can actually taste the hops and malt.

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    I love a good glass of Chivas Regal for me one of the
    best.

    And about the beer, Sorry Paul, but I think the
    belgian beer is much better than the english.
    It is stronger and has more colour.



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    Am I the only rum drinker around here?



    In my humble opinion....Beer (good beer) is great but bad beer is definitely worse than bad whiskey.

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    Wink zmerlinz whiskey is nectar of the gods

    I thought you Goth types went in for more of the dark cloudy reds however.

    barrk

    Caren't stand rum.....one of those nights you want to forget if you could remember them. Not nice waking up at 5 o'clock on Plimmerton stairs (landmark in Wellington City, NZ) especially since you had started on the rum and cokes at a Massey University rage...which is about three hours car drive away.

    Actually...(and l hate to admitt any country could possibly do anything better than us southern colonies)....have to state that single malt Scottish is the best. Smooth, full of flavour.

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    bah, i dunno what's going on but **** i think 19 to drink is way too older, (im not going to comment 21 in some states) but **** i mean i've been drinking since im like 12 and im not addicted or anything, i usualy drink only in party or when im with some friends, im 16 right now and hum....i drink about anything i can find lol no but seriously i think about any kind of alchool taste good but abuse of alchool can be quite bad, sure sometimes u get with maybe 2-3 friends and u drink till u pass out or something like that, but **** when ur in a big party and u start drinking to much and piss every1 off well u might have a problem man,......anywayz im off
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    My taste for whisky (and whiskey ) is growing strongly. I hope to aquire a taste for Guinness too, it seems like good stuff but I'm not quite as enthusiastic about it as some of my friends. My best mate came to visit for the weekend and we got through a couple of bottles of JD, so I must be getting to like it

    Underage drinking is really seen as no big deal here in the UK, is it different anywhere else? I mean 12 year olds on the street drinking Hooch and thinking they're the dogs, people just laugh at them so that's fine I blame the parents! *Harry's eye starts to twitch and he wanders off muttering to himself*
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    Wink

    Maybe I'm a Redneck but there is nothing like chasing a shot of some rockgut (Jim Beam) with a swig of Icehouse.
    Do that 3 times and taste doesn't matter anymore.
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    Jethro

    hi

    I thought you Goth types went in for more of the dark cloudy reds
    What do you mean by that ?


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    Uhh... dark red liquid... goth.... go figure.
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    hi

    ha ha ha, i get it know blood, very funny,

    nah still whiskEy and boddingtons and Guiness


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    Belgian beer better than English?

    NO! I have to admit most of the commercial beers in the UK are crap, but that is probbaly 'cos they are made by Interbrew SA - that well known Belgian peddler of inferior liquids.

    Seriously, I think that some of the Real Ales in England compare favourably with other world beers, but Belgian beers are of a generally higher standard.

    Ray, if you make it over to London, I'll find some real beers to convince you of the worth of English Ale.

    Harry, don't bother with the Guiness - I got sick on it once and I have never touched it since - it was the worst hangover I ever had!

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    You must be kidding belgian beer is absolutley disgusting, i had some before and it is sick, i think someones specimin sample would proably taste nicer,

    but i amm beginnning to see a picture here, if you are a programmer then you like a nice bit of alcohol, though there are a few exceptions


    Kovan - it's against his religion, fair enough

    Denniswren - not old enough, ha ha

    sorry if i missed you out i didn't mean to


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    HEY!!!!

    you spelt my name wrong

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    DennisWrenn

    sorry mate, it was only a joke

    cheer up


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    what do i get when i collect enough of these points, do i get some cheap plastic toy, or anything else ?



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    you get kovans respect... but thats not even worth a ****ing penny....

    [Edited by denniswrenn on 11-23-2000 at 04:18 PM]

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    hahahaha
    dennis
    you see a person automatically has my respect the FIRST time i meet him
    however as time goes buy and that person shows that he is an idiot and plain stupid is what decreases my respect for them

    the magician here has had my full respect since i met him on this forum
    he hasn't lost any
    infact i respect him more and more as days go bye

    you on the other hand a different story

    magician
    if you collect enough i will send you a picture of dennis trying to get drunk on OJ

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    I know how to do that....

    put some "Turbo Yeast" into a bottle of OJ, put that OJ in a sealed plastic bottle, but punch a hole in the top and put a tube in it, make sure it's air tight and the tube isn't in the juice.

    run the tube into another bottle and make sure the tube is under water,
    this way the CO2 will escape but oxygen won't come in...



    I have never done it, but I know how...


    But I have better things to do than to get drunk off of OJ, I could get drunk off of gin or rum(I have both BTW, tucked away neatly and aging nicely).....


    but I decide not to, because I don't want to end up like some of you "people"

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    Paul,

    Oke, I'm not saying that all the English beers are flat,
    but it is my opinion only, and the most of them look flat.

    The beers in Belgium such as Stella, Jupiler, Maes, Pils
    they are not good because the most is chemical and they
    are so called light beers.
    You must taste the heavy ones like Duvel, Geuze, Rodenbach,
    Palm, Morte Subite, Lindemans, Trappist and much more.

    Maybe the English Ale can be compared with this, that I
    don't know, but when I see a chance to come over I will
    join you at a typical English Pub.

    Until it happens Ad Fundum.

    Cheers
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    I know I am 14... thats why I said put away and aging..... gonna wait 'till I am 18(or is it 21?) till I open them.....


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    what?
    you don't beleive me?

    I don't want to have cirrhosis of the liver before I am 45.....

    you've got to beleive me, I don't drink alcohol

    sometimes after talking to you guys I wish I did, but I DON'T

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    I have on occassion been known to drink 'heavy' beers in Belgium.

    Most English beers are 'flat', but that doesn't mean they can't pack a punch!

    Cheers!

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    Haven't been around much so be gentle...

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    yep, but I don't drink.....


    *Dennis pulls out bottle of gin and throws it toward canada hoping to hit kovan*

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    kovan

    ah you make me blush

    didn't realise that i was respected at all by anyone, thanks a lot that means a lot to me,

    dennis easy on the old alcohol ok

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    another point for magician (why? cus i am nice)
    hehe

    dennis
    should i lay back or keep picking on you more?

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    I don't care.

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    Kovan we don't want to know what you get up to when you are alone *joke* lol

    i didn't realise that this many people had views on alcohol


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    Wink zmerlinz

    Originally posted by zmerlinz
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    I thought you Goth types went in for more of the dark cloudy reds
    What do you mean by that ?

    Basically all the goths l have run into around the traps tend to drink heavy red wines. That may just be the locals however, as wine is fast becoming our national drink. Personally l go in for whites, except in cold weather, (no remarks about Britian), when a full bodied aussie red hits the spot.

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    Absinthe?

    Ethanol?

    Lighter fluid?
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    What about Meths?

    and no, kovan, I am not alcoholic - in fact I haven't had a drink since the girls were born - I've been too knackered.

    zzzzzzzzzzzz....

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    Is it your famous Indian water?
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    Me personally (although I appear to be unique in this attitide), I don't particularly like getting drunk. However, I love drinking..In moderation..Anyone else the same?

    My faves are:

    Budweiser Budvar (Czech not American Horse Piss)
    Pilsner Urquell
    Gambrinus

    and not forgetting....







    Smirnoff! Luvverly! Not with coke either, just neat. I've noticed that there aren't (m)any Vodka drinkers on the forum..Come on, you must be out there!

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