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| Oral Indulgences Favorite foods, restaurants, and cooking tips. Booze, legal smokeables, things you put in your mouth. ;) |
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# 1

2008-08-23, 04:38
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What quenches your thirst?
i am always thirsty and always ready to enjoy quenching liquids. sodas and juices and teas and water itself. they're all so good in their own way. i really am always thirsty. i also urinate frequently and i wonder if i don't have something called diabetes insipidus. anyway, the only time i can think of where i wouldn't want a drink would be when i wake up in the morning thirsty as hell and drink a few glasses of luke-cold tap water, causing me to feel nauseous afterwards.
lately i've been drinking a lot of koolaid and water, when i have it cold. what do you guys like? i know there are so many juices out there...i need to get some 100% cranberry juice and dilute it with water to make it last longer. i really could drink a whole pitcher of juice/koolaid with a meal. one glass is never enough.
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# 2

2008-08-23, 04:48
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Utah: Mountains, Mormons, Meth
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
Goat milk. It's quite rare around here though, but when it goes on sale you can get it for $1 per quart, which is fucking amazing.
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# 3

2008-08-23, 05:28
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Star Wars Moderator
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
My drink of choice is home-brewed unsweet iced tea. It's real cheap and easy to make, and quite thirst quenching.
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# 4

2008-08-23, 08:51
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
My drinks of choice are water and sweetened iced tea.
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# 5

2008-08-23, 13:52
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International Waters
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
Water and 100% Kona Coffee..
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# 6

2008-08-23, 15:37
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
...Solo.
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# 7

2008-08-23, 15:43
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
Rubicon........specifically the mango flavour. If you ever see some..........buy it! It's absolutely unbelievable.
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# 8

2008-08-23, 17:44
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
Quote:
Originally Posted by whocares123
i am always thirsty and always ready to enjoy quenching liquids. sodas and juices and teas and water itself. they're all so good in their own way. i really am always thirsty. i also urinate frequently and i wonder if i don't have something called diabetes insipidus. anyway, the only time i can think of where i wouldn't want a drink would be when i wake up in the morning thirsty as hell and drink a few glasses of luke-cold tap water, causing me to feel nauseous afterwards.
lately i've been drinking a lot of koolaid and water, when i have it cold. what do you guys like? i know there are so many juices out there...i need to get some 100% cranberry juice and dilute it with water to make it last longer. i really could drink a whole pitcher of juice/koolaid with a meal. one glass is never enough.
http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2007/03/thirsty.jpg
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Dude I am just like you, it's annoying because most people are cool with just a little to drink.
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# 9

2008-08-24, 02:05
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
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Originally Posted by StarWarsNerd
My drink of choice is home-brewed unsweet iced tea. It's real cheap and easy to make, and quite thirst quenching.
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you mean to tell me you drink like, lipton black tea without any sugar or anything added to it? just make a pitcher with 8 bags or whatever sitting in hot water, let it cool a few hours and then drink it like that?
i don't think i could do this.
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# 10

2008-08-24, 05:01
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Utah: Mountains, Mormons, Meth
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Re: What quenches your thirst?
Quote:
Originally Posted by whocares123
you mean to tell me you drink like, lipton black tea without any sugar or anything added to it? just make a pitcher with 8 bags or whatever sitting in hot water, let it cool a few hours and then drink it like that?
i don't think i could do this.
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I do this regularly with green tea, which is much milder and won't wear on your teeth. Black tea is best served hot and in small quantities. And with a croissant.
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