Are You Falling Out Of Love With Booze

emmie | 12:10 Thu 04th May 2017 | News

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so asks the BBC - personally i can't see it but hey you never know.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-39785742

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ducksie

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I like on occasion a g&t or a drop of red wine, then I prefer a cup of tea or a tin of ginger beer, was never in love with booze, seen too much damage in families to 'love it', its a curse and my circle of friends tend to prefer meeting for a coffee rather than drinking alcohol, I think it can be the company you keep too that can make you drink too much.

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hc4361

Health problems have forced me to be teetotal - I used to drink far too much

emmie

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no wonder if this is the case our pubs are falling by the wayside.

Cloverjo

Unfortunately, I'm not. I do drink too much.

Islay

I was never 'inlove' with booze, seen how much damage it can do to some individuals.
I haven't had a drink in 16 weeks!

mikey4444

Not in my house it isn't. I look forward to my G+T or Martini at 19:02 every evening, and why not !

emmie

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mikey, martini, what are you, James Bond...

Cloverjo

At 19.02, mikey?

emmie

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i haven't had a drink since Christmas with the family,

mikey4444

Jo....dah de dah de dah de doo !

Khandro

The sad fact is that young people are finding drugs cheaper than booze.

Garaman

I have a drink every evening at 18:27 (well roughly) and hope to continue doing so until the end.

emmie

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Khandro
that is probably true, after all going to the pub is an expensive thing nowadays, lots of people booze at home where its obviously a lot cheaper to get stuff from the supermarket.

emmie

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or as you say take drugs, which is cheaper still

mikey4444

I have no idea what drugs cost !

emmie

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no idea but they are certainly a way to get off your face for less than a pint.

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emmie

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our pubs are getting to the point of a fiver for a pint, which quite honestly is outrageous.

mikey4444

I only go to Pubs about once every few months nowadays. But last week, I met my old BT friends in a popular Whetherspoons in town and it was heaving in there. With good Real Ale (5.8) at £2.20 a pint, it hardly surprising that it was busy.

You can even have a curry and pint for £5:99....a bargain in this day and age I would have thought !

Arksided

Nope, but it has in the past fallen out of love with me and shown me first hand what its doing to my stomach.

emmie

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that is the point, what is does to your health, all that sugar can't be good for you..

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