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Cheers, lads.

I can’t really do tonic water in gin tbh, it’s lemonade I like it with though that is probably seriously frowned upon my the avid gin drinker (not naming any names).

I’ve not read the rest so someone might have already suggested, but I’d get a flavoured gin (Edinburgh gin do some tremendous ones) with a wee bit lemonade. I’ve been known to drink a whole bottle of the raspberry one (with lemonade) over the course of an evening.
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As students, my friends (yes, actually had a group of friends) and I would sometimes experiment with different booze evenings (rather than the usual cocktail of wine, beer, vodka, drugs etc). Buckfast night always ended in an aggressive shambles and gin night always ended with morose folk crying on the landing and staircase. I should have done science rather than a layabout subject. 


My bird can't drink gin, guaranteed recipe for tears and snotters.
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As students, my friends (yes, actually had a group of friends) and I would sometimes experiment with different booze evenings (rather than the usual cocktail of wine, beer, vodka, drugs etc). Buckfast night always ended in an aggressive shambles and gin night always ended with morose folk crying on the landing and staircase. I should have done science rather than a layabout subject. 

Drink buckfast before you go out then gin when you’re out. You’ll end up with another black eye and crying about it.
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4 hours ago, Boghead ranter said:

Gin.  Fucking gin.

*sigh*

I remember the glory days when this thread was about dishwashers.

If the mothers weren't ruined on gin they wouldn't need dishwashers - It's all linked.

 

Bitter lemon rather than tonic with gin is far better.

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3 hours ago, Shandon Par said:

Edinburgh Gin do a tasty raspberry liquer thing. Only about 30% but very tasty to wash down your beers etc. 

The Rhubard and Ginger one is nice as well.  We had the vanilla and plum one our for New Years last year....think the bottle made it to 10pm!

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3 hours ago, Shandon Par said:

And the rest. She knew how to welcome the fishing fleet home. 

Ha ha ha poor nana 

3 hours ago, Sweet Pete said:

 


My bird can't drink gin, guaranteed recipe for tears and snotters.

 

Works the opposite with my wife,  tears and snotters until she gets a gin

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Despite the headlines it's not my first choice...I prefer a good red wine or a bottle case of London Pride....but my current 'friend' likes a G&T and I bought a bottle of Tanquery 10 a few weeks ago and it's about the best I've tried.  Not a perfumey as many.   The wee tins of Schweppes tonic (the big bottles go flat quickly) and a quarter of a lime make for a decent drink.


Tanqueray 10 and the russian Schweppes asda knock of stuff is perfect together. (Only because i cant get Schweppes russian any more)
Oh and tanqueray rangpour is even better than 10
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31 minutes ago, weirdcal said:

 


Tanqueray 10 and the russian Schweppes asda knock of stuff is perfect together. (Only because i cant get Schweppes russian any more)
Oh and tanqueray rangpour is even better than 10

 

This is a bit of a throwback.  When I came to London for Uni in 1981 I was seeing a girl who drank gin and Russian which was some sort of pink mixer alternative to tonic.  I often got laughed at because I pronounced 'Russian' with 3 syllables (as is normal for Scots) whereas English people tend to pronounce it with 2 syllables.

I'd never heard of the mixer since the 80s until now but I see there's some mixer call 'Russchian' available.  Is it the same thing?

 

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This is a bit of a throwback.  When I came to London for Uni in 1981 I was seeing a girl who drank gin and Russian which was some sort of pink mixer alternative to tonic.  I often got laughed at because I pronounced 'Russian' with 3 syllables (as is normal for Scots) whereas English people tend to pronounce it with 2 syllables.
I'd never heard of the mixer since the 80s until now but I see there's some mixer call 'Russchian' available.  Is it the same thing?
 



3 syllables? I pronounce it with 2: 'rush-in'. How is it pronounced with 3? I've genuinely never heard it pronounced any other way than the way I've written it there.
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2 hours ago, 19QOS19 said:

 

 


3 syllables? I pronounce it with 2: 'rush-in'. How is it pronounced with 3? I've genuinely never heard it pronounced any other way than the way I've written it there.

 

 

Agreed.  I can only assume the 3 syllable pronunciation would be rush-y-in?  I've never heard it said that way though.

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That’s it. Kinky has outed himself as Bob. Crampsey as he’s the only Scotsman 8ve ever heard pronouncing Russian with three syllables.

f**k, I’ve just spoiled this in another thread. Sorry.
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  I often got laughed at because I pronounced 'Russian' with 3 syllables (as is normal for Scots) whereas English people tend to pronounce it with 2 syllables.

 

Are you Elaine C Smith?
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