none...but most people look at me weird when i say i dont drink hot drinks lol
like this
is that weird? lol
like this
is that weird? lol
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Heh, you ended up having your thread flooded with people who drink neither... I'm part of the crowd! Yay!
I never drink coffee - just hate the taste - and almost never drink alcohol. Something like a beer or a glass of wine in three months.
That being said, most of the people I know are either addicted to coffee or have a similar relationship with their beers. Does that actually count as an addiction if you drink a beer every other night and can't imagine your life without it, yet if for some reason you end up not drinking for two weeks everything's fine?
I never drink coffee - just hate the taste - and almost never drink alcohol. Something like a beer or a glass of wine in three months.
That being said, most of the people I know are either addicted to coffee or have a similar relationship with their beers. Does that actually count as an addiction if you drink a beer every other night and can't imagine your life without it, yet if for some reason you end up not drinking for two weeks everything's fine?
I drink both. Coffee every morning, and a cold beer after the sauna.
It's hard for me to answer your question, I live in Finland, where both said substances are used heavily. If someone tells me they don't drink alcohol, I find it wierder than if they say don't drink coffee.
Coffee is, after all, bound to four tastes, if you count milk and sugar. So if you do not like the taste, that hardly turns anyone's world up-side-down. Alcoholic beverages however, they all taste different, and there's bound to be something that you like. Granted, people show their inner self when they're drunk, so if that's a moody, violent side, I do understand why they don't. However, I have yet to meet anyone who doesn't turn very happy when they drink, myself included.
But as I said, I've grown up with a quite liberal relationship to alcohol. My parents always asked me if I wanted a glass of wine for dinner after I turned 14, and I was always allowed a beer after the sauna if I asked first. Thus, the first time I got really drunk was one week before my 18th birthday. I turned out just fine, too! *twitch*
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Not drinking alcohol is wierder.
It's hard for me to answer your question, I live in Finland, where both said substances are used heavily. If someone tells me they don't drink alcohol, I find it wierder than if they say don't drink coffee.
Coffee is, after all, bound to four tastes, if you count milk and sugar. So if you do not like the taste, that hardly turns anyone's world up-side-down. Alcoholic beverages however, they all taste different, and there's bound to be something that you like. Granted, people show their inner self when they're drunk, so if that's a moody, violent side, I do understand why they don't. However, I have yet to meet anyone who doesn't turn very happy when they drink, myself included.
But as I said, I've grown up with a quite liberal relationship to alcohol. My parents always asked me if I wanted a glass of wine for dinner after I turned 14, and I was always allowed a beer after the sauna if I asked first. Thus, the first time I got really drunk was one week before my 18th birthday. I turned out just fine, too! *twitch*
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Not drinking alcohol is wierder.
You don't drink tea? But you're English girl, what maddness is this?sorry user name taken. said:none...but most people look at me weird when i say i dont drink hot drinks lol
like this
is that weird? lol
I don't drink tea, except when visiting my Nan (which is very rare because I live in a different part of the country to her). I also happen to be English.SmilingKitsune said:You don't drink tea? But you're English girl, what maddness is this?sorry user name taken. said:none...but most people look at me weird when i say i dont drink hot drinks lol
like this
is that weird? lol
Mainly I drink coffee, I literally live on caffeine (in fact, I'm about to make a cuppa now), but alcohol I reserve for nights out. And I know several teetotal people. Hence I'd say out of the two, not drinking coffee is weirder. However, it's perfectly fine really to drink neither, or both.
To me coffee is horrible, I'm sure it's an acquired taste, I know it's not disgusting to everyone, I was joking there.Machines Are Us said:
A lot of people drink coffee as a result of peer pressure, they carry on because it's addictive.
Most people drink alcohol to 'relax' or to help them deal with their problems. I would argue that the majority do so to dull the mind yes.
You really shouldn't make direct attacks.
I don't drink coffee at all, however do ocasionally drink alcohol. So, in my book, it's neither.
