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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by SWv2 View Post
    Hmmm.

    I am not sure that a grown up, apart from when in McDonalds or Five Guys or a similar establishment, ever really needs a straw for drinking. Certainly with respect to a Bloody Mary it would be down the hatch in a few mouthfuls rendering the whole straw engagement a nonsense.

    Have a word with yourself else you end up like thon Dutch ponce.
    And the post-breakfast pina colada enjoyed on one's sun lounger next to the pool?

    You simply haven't thought this through.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    And the post-breakfast pina colada enjoyed on one's sun lounger next to the pool?

    You simply haven't thought this through.
    Never had one in my life.

    Too sweet I suspect. In the case you refer to I would have an ice-pop and 2 lagers.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by SWv2 View Post
    Never had one in my life.

    Too sweet I suspect. In the case you refer to I would have an ice-pop and 2 lagers.
    You can make a passable breakfast pina colada at home by adding rum to one of they Innocent pineapple and banana smoothies.

    It's a healthy start to the day sw.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    You can make a passable breakfast pina colada at home by adding rum to one of they Innocent pineapple and banana smoothies.

    It's a healthy start to the day sw.
    My father took to putting rum in his morning porridge a few years ago.

    Fair enough, I suppose. He's over 70. What harm can it do?

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    My father took to putting rum in his morning porridge a few years ago.

    Fair enough, I suppose. He's over 70. What harm can it do?
    Hmm, I wouldn't hold with that sort of behaviour at breakfast.

    I mean porridge, for fúck's sake. What is he, a wannabe jock?

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    Hmm, I wouldn't hold with that sort of behaviour at breakfast.

    I mean porridge, for fúck's sake. What is he, a wannabe jock?
    He seems to be of the opinion that Green Tea and Porridge are the elixir of life.

    I suppose at that age, such considerations become rather more urgent.

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