What do you usually drink in front of Forumophilia ?

ohhh..thebaba.. ..That will be vodka
on the cornflakes and beer the rest of the day..
Fish do weird things in water, so no way..

Okay..A damm good cop of coffe can go on if
i'm running out for anything els...

ilan wrote:

well, a page is not sufficient for all listed! My favorites are :
Bourgogne des Flandres, Chimay, Cuvée De L'Ermitage, Cuvée St. Amand, Delirium Tremens, and the nocturna one, Duvel, Faro, Gueuze, Maredsesous, Moinette Biologique, St. Paul Triple, Super des Fagnes, Toison D'Or, Trappistenbier Tripel. And also the Kaarmelitt triple, la bière du corsaire, and a lot of that i don't remember. The canadians beers are really great also : la fin du monde, trois pistols, eau bénite...

I'm also a big fan of redwine, i live in france and love cooking !! btw where do you come from ?

I quit smoking there is a months now, still smoking cigarettes but it's hard!

Best regards.

poohlover wrote:
yep, I just love grenache, syrah, merlot...

FungusClump wrote:
That's my men ! I love the amber beers, whiskeys and rhums. Thanks for your comment FungusClump.


Esteban wrote:

Clearly, I prefer sunny days to walk stoned ! I hate the fucking weather at the moment, but it's cool to stay at home with my girl, drink wine and play video games or something else, skating in a skatepark...

Thanks for your comment Esteban I appreciate


faustx wrote:

vodka on the cornflakes . The sea is disgusting fishes fucks inside !! thank you for the laugh faustx.

Usually nothing. Have been to close to have a disaster in the past, almost spilling beer into the keyboard.
A bit further away from the pc I very much like to have a glass of number two from the right.

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[quote="thebaba"]ilan wrote:

I thought the 'expert on the subject' would tip me off but i am indeed from Belgium(flemish side)
I must say you really know your beers,there are 1 or 2 on the list that i have never heard off.

And i am doing it the other way,i'm trying to quit smoking normal cigs,the other one isn't that urgent imo,got that pretty much under good control

coffee, tea. and smoking.

Depends whether I'm on duty or not.

J/K

who knew talk about beverages could generate so much interest

I have a stoneware gallon jug of some of the last of the Royal Navy's rum. I've been saving it for a special enough occasion for nearly thirty years. Special enough hasn't happened yet.

I got it when the sub I was on stopped in Gibraltar and it was decided to pick up a load of tax free booze to have when we got back to the states. The British were clearing out some of their caves of old stuff (what was left after their navy did away with the daily rum ration) and were happy to sell all of it we wanted/could squeeze in for a bargain price.

svinto wrote:
It happened to me too ... The keyboard sticky beer ... This is not a good memory ... But now I have some free place on my desk !

I must say that you are a man of taste, the choice of this brand speaks for you.

And finally a big thank you for your comment svinto and your approximate number of members on forumophilia, 150,000 is a lot!

ilan wrote:

Excuseert. Ik spreek niet nederlands. Spreekt u frans of engels ?

Unfortunately the imported Belgian beers are expensive.

kuchit wrote:
coffee, tea. and smoking and...


hume wrote:

Because we have a dry mouth in front of the forum...


otiscleotus wrote:

Thanks for your story otiscleotus. This is a very interesting bottle, I had the chance to taste a s*venteen years old rhum, yours looks great.

Damn,i must admit that jug of rhum looks pretty great.

My first language is 'nederlands',my english should be a little better than average since have to communicate in it on a daily basis and my french should better then it is right now since i lived in Brussels for quit some time.

Do you live in the south of France?actually one of my favourite places on earth.

Coke & Crown Royal. Sometimes a nice British ale.

ilan wrote:

Salut ilan,
Je peux donc m'exprimer en français ? Merci, mon anglais n'est pas formidable !
Je ne vis pas au sud mais à l'ouest de la france, il y fait moins chaud, mais je suis proche de la mer quand même et les produits régionaux (tel que les bières artisanales ! ) sont formidables.

Cordialement. Thebaba.

hume wrote:
yep, me too, don't be jealous, here's the dish that I do last night ! Saint Jacques and vegetables ...



nx wrote:
Great choice nx, this canadian blend is quite expensive in france, around 35 €... And i just love the Hobgoblin...

that dish sure looks delicious!

I'm a rum and coke man myself, they blend in very well together and it makes for a nice smooth drink. Even with the cheap rotgut I usually get!

thebaba wrote:

Yeah no problem if you don't mind me answering in English,i'am little bit of a perfectionist and i understand everything,but i know i'm gonna make lots of mistakes against the french grammar if i try to write it down.

That dish looks indeed pretty great.Love to cook myself and my specialty...... bouillabaise.

Since i always try to stay on topic i'm really drunk after a night of rhum and red wine right now,isn't life great!