OT What's your favourite tipple (part 94 I think)

[Brin]

Yes this has been posted before but have your drinking habits changed?

I know Villamiller's have got worse...:P

This dieting thing got me thinking as to what I may benefit from by not quaffing as much beer and trying something new...eh presto I think I've found a new line...Dry Martini and soda water...please stop laughing...

Tall glass with a 'sensible' measure of Martini ( shhh Mrs Villa) ice and soda water...quite pleasant with a desired effect without the over burden of fatty sugars and an ever increasing waistline...

Have you swapped drinks or do you still partake in the same?...TFA don't bothering answering this question you party animal you :P

I've not gone soft and can still drink a pint like all of you but moderation is now the order of the day and it's Diet Pepsi on match days...

I dare say Villamiller will gladly tell you about...

[crashbang]

I prefer a cheese and wine party , with no cheese.

[Corner]

Slimline tonic with ice & lemon. O:)

[Brin]

Still got a full rack of red/white and not touched a drop for weeks...although I have been told that white wine is less fattening than dry Martini...or was this a p.iss take by Mrs Villa?

[timebomb]

Yes he very kindly got you a straw as well to your dismay XD XD
As far as drinking habits go just on Saturdays for the foreseeable future instead of the Friday Saturday Sunday binge O:)

[shiregreenmillers]

Get me a whisky and quick :blue: :blue: :blue: :blue:

[Brin]

Yes he very kindly got you a straw as well to your dismay XD XD
As far as drinking habits go just on Saturdays for the foreseeable future instead of the Friday Saturday Sunday binge O:)

Yeh...along with a slice of lime and ice...the clever t.wat...he's great bloke though and the banter is c.ock on...

[crashbang]

Moderation is the key.

[timebomb]

Yes he very kindly got you a straw as well to your dismay XD XD
As far as drinking habits go just on Saturdays for the foreseeable future instead of the Friday Saturday Sunday binge O:)

Yeh...along with a slice of lime and ice...the clever t.wat...he's great bloke though and the banter is c.ock on...[/quote]
XD XD

[kempo]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...

[villamiller]

brin ...mrs villa says it's
2 sins for 62.5 ml of dry white wine
where as martini is 2.5 sins for 50 ml
ffs
3-1 to the millers against tranmere
XD XD XD XD XD XD

[Brin]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?

[Brin]

brin ...mrs villa says it's
2 sins for 62.5 ml of dry white wine
where as martini is 2.5 sins for 50 ml
ffs
3-1 to the millers against tranmere
XD XD XD XD XD XD

Thank Mrs Villa for this...when I sin big I will mix them in the same glass...HIC!* Well I am allowed 20 sins a day... O:)

[crashbang]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?[/quote]


Bottle of wine a day.
4 cans
A good woman
About.120 months to live
Get in there.

[kempo]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?[/quote]

I suspect it's fine but I've decided to follow the advice of the liver specialists who recommend at least two alcohol free days each week to give the liver recovery time.

[kempo]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?[/quote]


Bottle of wine a day.
4 cans
A good woman
About.120 months to live
Get in there.[/quote]

Nailed on for pancreatic or oesophageal cancer.

[crashbang]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?[/quote]


Bottle of wine a day.
4 cans
A good woman
About.120 months to live
Get in there.[/quote]

Nailed on for pancreatic or oesophageal cancer.[/quote]




Very likely. mate.

[Corner]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?[/quote]

In short yes. You should aim for at least a couple of days off any alcohol at all each week - just to give your liver a rest.

Measures poured at home also tend to be larger than when you're out so a glass or two can send you over the recommended limit. For example a 250ml glass of 13% proof wine contains 3.25 units of alcohol, that's 182 calories just from the alcohol before you add in the rest of the contents.

:)

[crashbang]

Way I look at it is that I have been very lucky.
I have been an over indulgent nob head.
But I have earned it .]
Worked from 15
Pit
steel
army
Never claimed anything.
Paid my way.
45 years coming up constant work.
Look after my family
so if I want a drink I will.

[villamiller]

Way I look at it is that I have been very lucky.
I have been an over indulgent nob head.
But I have earned it .]
Worked from 15
Pit
steel
army
Never claimed anything.
Paid my way.
45 years coming up constant work.
Look after my family
so if I want a drink I will.
i'll drink to that ;D

[kempo]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.

[villamiller]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.
kempo as a learned person you will know that STRESS is a major contributor to death as is getting run over by a bus or struck by lightening or need we go on ...be happy and enjoy life whilst it lasts ;D ;D ;D ;D

[crashbang]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.




Kempo My friend, I might be one of the "Lucky" ones.
I have had an mot for me.
Liver cholesterol BP all the lot were fine.
I am as fit as a Horse.
must be lucky.
Can't put weight on though.
6 ft76 kgs.

[kempo]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.




Kempo My friend, I might be one of the "Lucky" ones.
I have had an mot for me.
Liver cholesterol BP all the lot were fine.
I am as fit as a Horse.
must be lucky.
Can't put weight on though.
6 ft76 kgs.[/quote]

Sincerely hope you are crash and it's all your choice but you seem to be at a content and happy time in your life...maybe time to evaluate the 'threats'

[crashbang]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.




Kempo My friend, I might be one of the "Lucky" ones.
I have had an mot for me.
Liver cholesterol BP all the lot were fine.
I am as fit as a Horse.
must be lucky.
Can't put weight on though.
6 ft76 kgs.[/quote]

Sincerely hope you are crash and it's all your choice but you seem to be at a content and happy time in your life...maybe time to evaluate the 'threats'[/quote]




When the reaper comes , he will get 2 or 3 rounds at least.

[kempo]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.
kempo as a learned person you will know that STRESS is a major contributor to death as is getting run over by a bus or struck by lightening or need we go on ...be happy and enjoy life whilst it lasts ;D ;D ;D ;D[/quote]

Stress is a minor contributor to death...buses and lightening even less so.

Excess alcohol and smoking are major contributors.

I have seen the consequences and can honestly say that not one single victim of a serious preventable illness has said it was worth it

[shiregreenmillers]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.




Kempo My friend, I might be one of the "Lucky" ones.
I have had an mot for me.
Liver cholesterol BP all the lot were fine.
I am as fit as a Horse.
must be lucky.
Can't put weight on though.
6 ft76 kgs.[/quote]

Sincerely hope you are crash and it's all your choice but you seem to be at a content and happy time in your life...maybe time to evaluate the 'threats'[/quote]




When the reaper comes , he will get 2 or 3 rounds at least.[/quote]:) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

[villamiller]

It could be argued crash that putting yourself at risk of dying prematurely is not looking after your family but is an act of selfishness.
kempo as a learned person you will know that STRESS is a major contributor to death as is getting run over by a bus or struck by lightening or need we go on ...be happy and enjoy life whilst it lasts ;D ;D ;D ;D[/quote]

Stress is a minor contributor to death...buses and lightening even less so.

Excess alcohol and smoking are major contributors.

I have seen the consequences and can honestly say that not one single victim of a serious preventable illness has said it was worth it[/quote]
point taken :blue:

[Brin]

A decent red wine...since the New Year have reduced alcohol days from 7 per week to 3...


Is it too much to drink seven days a week if drank in moderation ..ie a glass of wine at night with your evening meal?[/quote]


Bottle of wine a day.
4 cans
A good woman
About.120 months to live
Get in there.[/quote]

Nailed on for pancreatic or oesophageal cancer.[/quote]

I don't mind sharing a life experience ...

A few years ago I joined an on line wine club..(still with them but order sparingly)...and soon found myself drinking bottle of wine a night convincing myself I was winding down after stressful day at work...

Over a period of time I started to experience stomach pains/cramps and I thought I was just stressing out from what was at the time a very demanding job etc...anyway the pain persisted so off t

[vespabri]

Brin...you are a great bloke.

My favourite tipple??(thought that was the original topic)..tell"em Villa!! ERDINGER
Other than that i like all wheat beers..Hoegaarden..Wierstephan.

[sota]

edit, site acting weird...

[sota]

I have seen the consequences and can honestly say that not one single victim of a serious preventable illness has said it was worth it

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[vespabri]

Brin...you are a great bloke.

My favourite tipple??(thought that was the original topic)..tell"em Villa!! ERDINGER
Other than that i like all wheat beers..Hoegaarden..Wierstephan. Can i add Theakstons old peculier & Kolsch please??

[mikemiller]

A pint or two of Chantry "Mighty Millers" pale ale would be ideal tonight