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I had a can of Strongbow cider with my tea and fancied a nightcap, so decided on a couple of measures of Glenlivet scotch whisky. Good thing I haven't given up alcohol for Lent!

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Well, since you asked, I guess I'll throw together some Caucasians to liven up the evening.

Good thing I haven't given up alcohol for Lent!

Oops, uh... looks like I'll have to retroactively give something up by figuring out one thing I didn't do at all over the last 40 days.

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Last night, some McGrath's (locally-made ale), some Samuel Adams Boston Lager (although with its reddish-brown colour and ale-like flavour, have never understood how it's a 'lager' exactly) and some Heverlee. Tonight, some San Miguel and Cobra.

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A glass of some French red at St. Pancras, or did, anyway. Wasn't much but the ambience compensated and the company.

Coincidentally I was at St. Pancras station yesterday evening on my way back from Kent. There were so many people queuing for the Eurostar and so many police everywhere I thought war must have broken out without me knowing. Have you ever tried the champagne bar there? I certainly haven't.

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Some hot black coffee. In fact I'll make a big cup right now!

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A glass of some French red at St. Pancras, or did, anyway. Wasn't much but the ambience compensated and the company.

Coincidentally I was at St. Pancras station yesterday evening on my way back from Kent. There were so many people queuing for the Eurostar and so many police everywhere I thought war must have broken out without me knowing. Have you ever tried the champagne bar there? I certainly haven't.

Ha, actually I was at the champagne bar or rather on the promenade deck thing leading out from it. Occasionally the departing Eurostar trains made it interesting sound wise. It wasn't too bad but you kind of get forgetten out there and easily could walk off without paying. There's some kind of intercom button but we daren't try it in case no one came. Indeed, as we headed up to the bar to pay no one paid much attention but we asked to pay. Only a tenner as both of us hadn't enough for more.

Yes, earlier I came up from the Tube and saw people herded up some other way and thought I'd emerged into a terrorist attack or something. From where we were we watched the queue. Poor swines. Trains delayed up to four hours.

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Various disgusting protein shakes.

You can make it work. My post-work out shake is: 1 cup almond milk (unsweetened), 1 banana, 1/2 cup blueberries, 2 graham cracker sheets, 1.5 scoop of vanilla ice cream whey protein.

Now drop and give me 20.

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I just put a little nutella in with my chocolate whey protein, unless I haven't had a banana yet that day then I put that in too. Maybe a little PB

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What's wrong with the classic cow milk? Never understood all the soy and almond stuff.

Speaking of milks, a group of friends and I once were low on stuff for cocktails so we experimented with gin and kefir. It was surprisingly tasty.

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That's 2 days on the trot (Facebook yesterday) that I've seen Black Books referenced, hehehe.

Bernard Black, truly a hero in the field of grumpy misanthropy.

Ah my thanks Blunty.

Used to be remarked that I had a passing resemblance to Mr Moran but alas I'm not so convinced, however I do seem to have unintentionally adopted Bernard's temperament in certain areas. Alas, no fool for an assistant.

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Various disgusting protein shakes.

You can make it work. My post-work out shake is: 1 cup almond milk (unsweetened), 1 banana, 1/2 cup blueberries, 2 graham cracker sheets, 1.5 scoop of vanilla ice cream whey protein.

Now drop and give me 20.

The problem is the shake isn't flavoured. It's whey protein, but tastes like Satan's spunk or something. It's a cheaper supplementary shake I have throughout my day that I get from the local health food shop, so I don't go through my pre and post-workout shake (Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard) too quickly.

I honestly wouldn't know what to have with it. It would have to be something strong. For now I just neck it back and think of England, then spoon some low-fat peanut butter to kill the aftertaste.

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Now Founders Breakfast Stout.

Nice. Coincidentally, I just recommended this to a co-worker like 6 hours ago. Not that big into stouts, but I recall having an oatmeal stout that was quite good. Not sure who made it. Whatever you do, do not drink Southern Tier's Creme Brule stout. Quite repugnant.

How about this....anyone? Tasty!

del20tremens1.jpg

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That's 2 days on the trot (Facebook yesterday) that I've seen Black Books referenced, hehehe.

Bernard Black, truly a hero in the field of grumpy misanthropy.

Ah my thanks Blunty.

Used to be remarked that I had a passing resemblance to Mr Moran but alas I'm not so convinced, however I do seem to have unintentionally adopted Bernard's temperament in certain areas. Alas, no fool for an assistant.

Yeah Black Books is hilarious. Mr Moran's character has that misantrophic quality we all would like to unleash sometimes but durst not. His love of drink is quite prodigious too.

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Whatever you do, do not drink Southern Tier's Creme Brule stout. Quite repugnant.

Too late! I didn't find it repugnant, though I prefer their Mokah from the same series. A 660ml bottle was way too much in both cases. Think I still have a bottle of Choklat lying somewhere in the shed.

How about this....anyone? Tasty!

del20tremens1.jpg

I had a bottle of this about five years ago, and don't remember it all that well. In another coincidence, I noticed that the shop where I buy most of my beer has got it back in stock recently, so I should be giving it another go soon.

...stout at breakfast, lol.

And the one we were talking about is over 8% alcohol so, yeah, probably not the wisest way to start a typical day...

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8% in a lager? That would taste like tramp juice. The homeless sort.

As teenagers my mates and I would 'preload' with 9% Kestrel Super Strength lager, because it was cheap and effective. And fucking vile.

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