That whole thing is a cod. Wash your hands regular and practice social distancing. You won’t have any problems. 90% of the people dying are over 80 with underlying health issues
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4000 beds in the emergency hospital in the excel in London. 30 lads in it. This weekend it would have been hosting the London marathon expo. This whole thing is a joke.
I suppose most fellas are drinking more during this lockdown? I’m oddly drinking less than I normally would. I’m also gone off cans of Heineken its way nicer out of bottles so I buy a box of 20 bottles a time now.
Yes, drinking more days than usual but drinking less. Staying off the wine and having a few leisurely cans in the sun at five o’clock is a game-changer.
A couple some days but maybe 3 or 4 at most. The novelty wears off if you have any more
No more than 6 for me. Any more and I feel it the next day
I haven’t had a drink since the start of March, and I won’t have one till the pubs are opened a while I’d say, maybe a restaurant
I gave up boozing at home a long time who, unless we’ve visitors for grub, I did it for long enough but have no interest now
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The only thing I miss is the drop of whiskey. The alcohol fred beer suits me grand I must say.
The german stuff is isotonic too. Great tack. I drink it as a recovery drink when I’m training hard. Full of b2
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What do you find to be the nicest alcohol free beer to drink?
Eirdinger
Erdinger. Closest I’ve come to the real thing. Theres a nice kick to it
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Is it like erdinger wheat beer?
Do find you would have weird dreams after a few bottles?
A little bit yeah
Eirdinger is savage for quenching a thirst after a long run
Hard to tell kid. I’m still on the hillbilly heroin for another while. That gives me weird dreams anyway.
Cobra is a grand bit of stuff. A lager that’s not too fizzy almost bordering towards an ale finish.
Like the Polish beers - when drank in Poland.
Yeah plus you actually feel like you’re having a beer. I must say since I gave it up, I feel amazing
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I used to drink a lot of it one time, in lonelier times.