Another Millionaire question.
Value:
£4k
Question:
The cocktail planter’s punch is made with which spirit?
Options:
A
Gin
B
Brandy
C
Whisky
D
Rum
Just for fun… answer tomorrow.
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D Rum …
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you answered so quickly… is there anything you want to tell us? You’re correct, btw.
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🤣 🤣 We had these cocktails on our honeymoon so it’s something that stuck with me. Sorry … nothing salacious to report as far as drinking goes. I like an ice cold beer and an occasional glass of wine and that’s its. Not a very good drinker. 🤤
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I used to enjoy a skinful of beer in my early twenties. Phoned in sick a few times with a hangover. But I wised up quick. I got very drunk (Irish whiskey triples) the night I told my mates we were pregnant and have never heard the end of it. Still. I enjoyed wine (finding out about it as much as drinking it) but drink very little alcohol now as it tends to be extremely sugary. Tea, sometimes coffee, or water mostly.
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Each to his own but I never could understand wanting to go out and get drunk. No appeal at all. There are quite a few sites online specifically offering sugar free wine if you want to check them out. Prob about as good as the alcohol free wines 🤣 🙄
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ugh. Sugar-free is a con anyway. They tend to use other sweeteners which are just as bad.
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Better off with H2O
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Y. I used to spend hundreds on bottled water. There was one specific one we liked, could only buy it a few places here. But in the end we picked up a high end water filter which is superb. Filters everything out. Water tastes deliciously wet. Just changed all the filters last week.
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Imagine spending hundreds on water! I guess if your water tastes like crap and you can afford great bottled water, that’s ok. I think the only time I ever bought bottled water was when we were out and I got thirsty and we had no water with us. Otherwise, at home we always use a filter. Way to go!
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cheaper but even the filter casts ’bout $200/year. Bottled, dunno, $1500? It’s crazy because the water we liked was sourced from Belgium (on the label, it basically had zero everything) but because it was local, it was dirt cheap. In the UK, it was more expensive than Evian!
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D?
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oooh, yeah!
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Yeah, good filter ain’t cheap but beats $1500. Bottoms up!
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