Posted: 02 May 2003, 18:45
methinks i need to pop out for a nice bottle of red wine....
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Posted: 02 May 2003, 21:16
whisky unt water.....
Posted: 02 May 2003, 23:02
i have just discovered that cadbury's chocolate goes marvellously with merlot...
Posted: 02 May 2003, 23:17
!?!?!RicheyJames wrote:i have just discovered that cadbury's chocolate goes marvellously with merlot...
*Squick* You're joking, right?!Posted: 03 May 2003, 00:07
no joke. it's blimmin' marvellous. now, knowing that you're stuck on the wrong side of the pond, i'll give you the benefit of the doubt on this sinny. especially since, in my (admittedly limited) experience, you guys don't have a clue when it comes to proper chocolate.SINsister wrote:!?!?!RicheyJames wrote:i have just discovered that cadbury's chocolate goes marvellously with merlot...
Posted: 03 May 2003, 19:34
Red wine - KWW Rooderberg
While waiting for my brother to finish the dinner he's cooking for me
While waiting for my brother to finish the dinner he's cooking for me
Posted: 03 May 2003, 19:46
Posted: 03 May 2003, 19:48
PervertBig Si wrote:Fernet and Coke
Posted: 03 May 2003, 20:33
Who me? Naw pal, Psychobilly if you pleaseDimehart wrote:PervertBig Si wrote:Fernet and Coke
err...its almost like drinking Guinness! Since when does coca-cola have a frothy "head" 
Posted: 03 May 2003, 20:50
Dr. Pepper (can - very cold!) NOW
Chilean Red Wine SOON
Stella Artois (can - very cold) - LATER
Guinness Draught (Very Cold) - If I am still able to stand/see/talk!
Chilean Red Wine SOON
Stella Artois (can - very cold) - LATER
Guinness Draught (Very Cold) - If I am still able to stand/see/talk!
Posted: 03 May 2003, 21:19
Hmm... Maybe I should go Hill-billy and drink some mashBig Si wrote:Who me? Naw pal, Psychobilly if you pleaseDimehart wrote:PervertBig Si wrote:Fernet and Coke
Posted: 05 May 2003, 05:46
Yorkshire tea !
The best non alcoholic drink available...
The best non alcoholic drink available...
Posted: 05 May 2003, 08:24
These are my favourites: water, tomato juice, white coffee, red wine, lager (Polish, German and Czech) Zubrowka with Apple Juice, Beherovka, Baileys...
Posted: 05 May 2003, 08:33
Welcome !, agree with all of those apart from the tomato juice...
Posted: 07 May 2003, 04:40
Im drinking hot chocolate at the moment. And in the process i poked the spoon in my eye.. 
Posted: 07 May 2003, 09:35
ouch!Lynchfanatic wrote:Im drinking hot chocolate at the moment. And in the process i poked the spoon in my eye..
moi? black coffee, one sugar.
Posted: 07 May 2003, 10:00
orange juice. gotta keep those vitamin c levels up with winter coming and all that.
Posted: 07 May 2003, 10:07
LOL! and exactly how cold does it get there during "winter"?hallucienate wrote:orange juice. gotta keep those vitamin c levels up with winter coming and all that.
Posted: 07 May 2003, 10:39
16 degrees C is a cold daytime temp, the coldest it ever gets (once every few years) is 12 degrees. Bloody freezing!!Quiff Boy wrote:LOL! and exactly how cold does it get there during "winter"?hallucienate wrote:orange juice. gotta keep those vitamin c levels up with winter coming and all that.
Night time temps drop below freezing a couple of time a year.
I live in the wettest part of the country, so there's always lots of rain in winter though.
Posted: 07 May 2003, 10:44
hallucienate wrote:16 degrees C is a cold daytime temp, the coldest it ever gets (once every few years) is 12 degrees. Bloody freezing!!Quiff Boy wrote:LOL! and exactly how cold does it get there during "winter"?hallucienate wrote:orange juice. gotta keep those vitamin c levels up with winter coming and all that.
Night time temps drop below freezing a couple of time a year.
I live in the wettest part of the country, so there's always lots of rain in winter though.
i live in leeds. and before that i lived near manchester.
dont talk to me about cold and rain....
Posted: 07 May 2003, 10:52
take a look here: http://www.weathersa.co.za/climat/Clims ... Stats.html
Posted: 07 May 2003, 13:04
read it and weep 
The average daytime maximum temperature was 12.7C (55F), beating the previous best in 1974 by half a degree.
April 16 was the hottest April day on record when Met Office thermometers topped the 20C (68F) mark, beating the previous record by 1C.
The month was also a lot sunnier than normal with 196 hours — 26 more than average.
On the best days, the 17th and 19th, there were 12.6 hours of sunshine.
Rainfall was below average, with a total of 47mm of rain, compared with an average of 55mm.
Most of the rain fell in the last week with just 12 measurable days throughout the month.
Wind speed was normal and the highest gust recorded was 50 knots on the April 11.
There were no full gales.
There were five days with ground frost, five with fog and one with hail.
The Isle of Man was the sunniest place in Britain on Tuesday with 10.6 hours.
Virtually tropical
A nice cuppa tea
The average daytime maximum temperature was 12.7C (55F), beating the previous best in 1974 by half a degree.
April 16 was the hottest April day on record when Met Office thermometers topped the 20C (68F) mark, beating the previous record by 1C.
The month was also a lot sunnier than normal with 196 hours — 26 more than average.
On the best days, the 17th and 19th, there were 12.6 hours of sunshine.
Rainfall was below average, with a total of 47mm of rain, compared with an average of 55mm.
Most of the rain fell in the last week with just 12 measurable days throughout the month.
Wind speed was normal and the highest gust recorded was 50 knots on the April 11.
There were no full gales.
There were five days with ground frost, five with fog and one with hail.
The Isle of Man was the sunniest place in Britain on Tuesday with 10.6 hours.
Virtually tropical
A nice cuppa tea
Posted: 07 May 2003, 22:14
Guinness Foreign Extra!
Posted: 07 May 2003, 23:54
I'm trying not to drink, but you keep reminding me...
Posted: 08 May 2003, 06:36
a lovely cup of caffeine-free redbush tea...