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I much prefer Miss Saigon to Les Mis.
Though many songs from the score are brilliant as is the story, I’ve never fully been able to connect with it and don’t fully see the hype. To be fair I’ve never seen it live so maybe I’ll have a big enlightenment when I finally do. I think the fact that I was desperate to see Saigon as soon as I saw the London DVD proves which show grabbed me more though.

I hate red wine. White wine for the win! Try to say that fast.

For a chilled night, Rosé.
For a lairy night, White.
Shot of choice: Tequila.
Drink of choice: Jack Daniels or Spiced Rum

Can't drink vodka, makes me agressive. 😂😂

I don't like red wine. I know it's supposed to be what sophisticated people drink, but people who think red wine is anything other than posh vinegar aren't that sophisticated in my book.*

* Matthew's Big Book Of Complete Wine Ignorance.

I was about to post the same thing. I don't really mind the taste that much (though, really, I don't understand how people can drink the stuff pure). For me, it's more that I don't like the effects - while most people are happier after a pint or two, it has the opposite effect on me.

@ryan hasn't touched a drop of wine. Ever.

I will admit I am guity of calling the time of day wine o'clock and whilst I don't get excited about a gin bar, I do get excited about a cocktail bar. 😂😂

I do quite like that you can just order a random table anything. Have seen some great stories online of people posting for their mates Birthdays and the resulting drinks that have arrived via app ordering.

The older I get, the less alcohol I drink. I’ve beer in the fridge that hasn’t been touched since Christmas and unopened Whisky bottles from last year (the only spirit I drink). I really dislike Vodka and Gin, Rum and Brandy are only passable in a crisis. Port in the winter months can be nice, though.. A good pint of beer, lager or stout is always welcome, though no more than that; as a student I could put away quite a lot of them but don’t see the point now.

I always find it weird when people say "I'd love to see you drunk". Not only does it sound vaguely threatening, but me drunk is basically the same as me sober, just with more crying (and I'm not exactly a dry-eyed stoic to begin with).

if you're that keen I can strongly recommend the following.



Find a clean empty 1L bottle. loosely fill it with Raspberries and then add sugar - about enough that would fill the bottom 2cm.

Top up with a cheap Vodka - Lidl's is fine

Leave in a dark cool place for about 3 months. Strain through a coffee filter. and Hey Presto Raspberry Vodka - its surprisingly nice. Lovely after a piece of dark chocolate which you made in an ice tray with the remains of the (Now dangerously alcoholic) raspberries mixed in!





I do know what you really mean

About 20 years ago Jonathon Ross was compering a TV based quiz show. They had the then TV wine experts, oz. Clarke on pne team and Jilly Goolden on the other. They showed a clip of the two of them opening a bottle and then cut, just as their descriptions began. Next a new bottle, same, producer and vintage, was opened and served to them. They had a second chance to describe the wine and then the original comparisons were played. Neither of them used nay of the same words or phrases, but at least they liked it both times.