What is yours? Sometimes, you just got to chill out with your favorite summer drink. 
Mine is an icy pina colada and Margarita's with a touch of salt on the side. Also, Dunkin' Donuts' Mocha Coolatas are pretty good. I like pretty much any mocha/chocalate frozen drinks. Starbucks makes superb ones, too.
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disaster-master posted this at 03:29—20th August 2001.
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Well, when I have been working hard and am absolutely dying of thrist, the thing I look forward to the most is a big tall glass of iced tea. (and my recliner and the remote control of course)
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Jack Michaelson posted this at 11:25—20th August 2001.
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Wodka-RedBull
Megan posted this at 13:15—20th August 2001.
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It depends on my mood. Sometimes I feel like a nice cold beer. Other times, a Smirnoff Ice is good. And then there's those days when just plain water is the best thing.
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The Webmistress posted this at 15:03—20th August 2001.
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Depends on what time of day it is! Tea is always my fav in the mornings no matter how hot it is, ice cold Rinena is next on the list, then if it's alcohol then it has to be Vodka & something (a bottle of Smirnof Black Lable in the freezer at all times to be drunk neat with ice
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Megan posted this at 15:26—20th August 2001.
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What's Rinena?
The Webmistress posted this at 15:40—20th August 2001.
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Oops, too much Vodka already, hic!! Ribena
Megan posted this at 15:52—20th August 2001.
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Sorry, still confused - what's Ribena - must be a Brit thing????
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The Webmistress posted this at 16:06—20th August 2001.
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Oh right! It's a brand named blackcurrent cordial
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NSS posted this at 18:23—20th August 2001.
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Blackcurrents:are very small dark purple fruits that grow in bunches on bushes...something like grapes.
It's rich in vitamin "C" which also sells very well in Malaysia.
Grandmaster posted this at 19:57—20th August 2001.
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Urm, since im not 21 I will say Pepsi. But I love Powerade after playing sports. 2 or 3 bottles are about good.
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Jack Michaelson posted this at 20:06—20th August 2001.
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Mark Hensler posted this at 22:04—20th August 2001.
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In the US (or at least in California), you must be 21 or older to consume alcohol.
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punkk posted this at 22:41—20th August 2001.
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Margarita on the rocks baby!!!
merlin posted this at 06:26—21st August 2001.
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oh, 'poor' US! but not get into that kind of political discussion...
nevertheless i prefer soft drinks, clear water at the very top.
anti posted this at 17:47—21st August 2001.
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I know your comments already, so keep 'em to yourself
Milk. Fresh full milk.
The stuff that's nearly impossible to get in the USA.
And that skimmed stuff just tastes wrong.
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tot: did you hear about that "Milk is bad for you"-campaign ?
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Busy posted this at 23:31—21st August 2001.
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This is going to sound weird, but my ideal summer drink is coffee, yep, hot coffee.
I think some bright spark once said that hot drinks on a hot day actually cool you down, umm ok
I just love the taste of coffee.
As for the milk - slim milk and powder milk etc are bad for you, well not so much bad but rather not good for you like real milk, its missing all the floruide etc for healthy, strong teeth and bones. kids brought up on powder stuff or slim stuff will tend to have bad teeth and weak bones.
useless information, NZ exports about 90% of its milk products, milk, cheese, yogurts .... GE (genetic engineering) free
*must be coffee time again*
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anti posted this at 22:36—23rd August 2001.
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Well, the campaign I saw (I think it was 9news) was more along the lines of:
If you drink more than one gallon of milk per month for over six month, you will increase your risk to:
- get diabetes
- get heartdiseases
- get high LDL (bad cholesterine)
- die before you get 60
IMHO that's just ridicolous.
There are people that can't digest milk (australians...),
but I still think it's one of the healthiest thinks you can drink.
BTW:
I drink around one litre per day.
That's ~10 Gallons per month.
For the last 25years .... hmmm ... I'm dead.
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The Webmistress posted this at 10:42—24th August 2001.
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We have a TV campaign showing here at the moment which is encouraging everyone to drink more milk!! Here we have Full Fat, Semi-Skimmed & Skimmed (which is what I drink) but they all have the same amount of calcium in them just the fat contact that's different.
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Megan posted this at 13:12—24th August 2001.
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Yeah, we've got drink milk campaigns here too - it's been going on for a long time. They have this whole line of magazine ads with celebrities with milk mustaches. There's also ads for all sorts of other foods like cheese, Ontario produce, pork ("the other white meat")....
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Peter J. Boettcher posted this at 14:46—24th August 2001.
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I think almost anything in moderation is fine, but a diet of Milk, cheese & pork ... that can't be good.
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Grandmaster posted this at 23:33—25th August 2001.
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I seen something on the news today that the food pyramid is wrong. And that eating alot of grain food's can do damage, and that humans dont even need the milk group to live healthy...
WOW!
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anti posted this at 14:51—27th August 2001.
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I'm sure that was from the same group that had the bad-milk campaign.
Nobody needs milk. Just swallow half a dozen of calcium pills each day.
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Yeah, getting milk in the UK was much easier ... and cheaper. Can you believe that I pay more for milk than for steaks ?!
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