What Luscious Liquid Are You Currently Slipping Past The Tonsils?

[zaza]

6th coffee

[lazeeboy]

tea

[tijnebijn]

a fresh coffee

[lazeeboy]

hot latte

[tijnebijn]

fanta

[lazeeboy]

water

[tijnebijn]

water , is the best at times

[zaza]

Iced latte with an ice cream scoop

[lazeeboy]

hot tea

[pampal]

Lemonade

[lazeeboy]

pepsi

[tijnebijn]

pepsi and some chips ( waiting for the dam_n football game to start )

[zaza]

coffee

[lazeeboy]

grapefruit juice

[zaza]

coffee

[imaneggspurt]

Iced orange juice,.hate the taste of all alcohol and ONLY drink it to get high,. ( which isnt often ) .to sip one or 2 beers has no interest to me whatsover,..and as for an expensive brandy or wine you might as well give me vinegar as it is wasted on me, .a peasant ? maybe ,!

[lazeeboy]

lemonade

[pampal]

green tea

[zaza]

rich chocolate and hazelnut shake

[tijnebijn]

hot coffee

Tjee Zaza I'm very jealous , what a rich delicacy , yummie .

[tijnebijn]

another coffee

Still would prefer a cup of Zaza's chocolate though .

[lazeeboy]

1st coffee

[zaza]

lemonade

[tijnebijn]

cappuccino

[SebD]

Char Rawn (a simple cup of hot tea).

Incidentally, my Thai lady stumped me again, last night (as she often does - despite her limited command of the English language).

She noted that many of her friends from different countries (Portugal, Spain, India etc) all refer to tea as "char", I remember my own old man used to sometimes say "make us a cup o' char" to my mum.

I told her that the name originated in India, Ceylon etc where they called it char.

"Why do you call it tea, then?" she enquired.

"How the fk can I possibly know that?" I laughed. (it was the only answer I could come up with).

Over to you guys.

[ilyushin]

Ice Tea

[pampal]

mocha shake

[zaza]

Sri Lankan tea with ginger.

[lazeeboy]

coffee

[pampal]

mineralized water