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What are you drinking? - "Someone is bringing you ice?"

Seeing as I don't quite believe a quince is even a thing, I'd say that I probably haven't.

Edit - A Quince...

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Iused to eat membrillo in Spain, they serve it with cheese, or even with sole. My mum makes quince jelly sometimes, but its more of a jam.

oh, bandw, lets put the mirabelle on our to-do list? looks well nice, £29.95 per person tho, so you'll have to pay your own half of the room...

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lol Spade, I've still got no evidence he's a woman as he keeps claiming, you'd better not be fucking right...

I'm drinking some of this Wyld Wood now as it's the weakest cider I've got, forgot I dranke the 2 bottles of Jacques red cider yesterday.
 
Many bottle of cider have you drank today? Anything that is red doesn't count.
 
this is my 4th and last one today, 3 7% ones, and this is only 6.5...

no red cider today, I'm going off it a bit (unless it's westons/katy/somethingnice + ribena)
 
I'm drinking fruit salad diluting juice, tastes just like fruit salad chewy sweeties you used to get.
 
King of the day? I had one earlier but not sure exactly what burger it was today.
 
Diluting juice, like I said. Or 'squash' as you poncey English fairies call it.
 
Cordial.









No not really, I call it diluting juice too, because that's what it actually is, juice for diluting... Call TheSpade TheSpade, it's a Scottish tradition.

Squash is a racket and ball game played in a box, and cordial is how I feel towards my fellow EADDers.


EDIT

I am drinking rum and grapefruit juice with a quarter of a lime and some ice. It is actually very fucking tasty, much to my surprise! Needs the lime, though. It can actually be chugged.
 
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TheSpade said:
Often gets called dilutie juice up here too.
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There's a guy at my old work calls the Co-Op the Co-Opie. Is that a Tayside standard? I don't know where he's from, he lives in Edinburgh but I've never heard anyone else say Co-Opie. I find it bizarre.

This rum + gf + lime is getting tanned quickly. I recommend it!
 
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