Never had Root beer so I can't confirm this, but I have to say that when I first tasted it, I hated it. Now I kinda like it, not my favourite fizz though
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Never had Root beer so I can't confirm this, but I have to say that when I first tasted it, I hated it. Now I kinda like it, not my favourite fizz though
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Root beer and ginger ale was more popular in the 60's-70's before Coke and Pepsi went viral.
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Once, at a bar/restaurant, I asked for Ginger Ale. They didn't have any! 
However, the bartender knew of a "trick", and splashed some Bitters into 7 Up. (Would probably do with Sprite, too.) Worked like a Charm!
However, the bartender knew of a "trick", and splashed some Bitters into 7 Up. (Would probably do with Sprite, too.) Worked like a Charm!
Once, at a bar/restaurant, I asked for Ginger Ale. They didn't have any!
However, the bartender knew of a "trick", and splashed some Bitters into 7 Up. (Would probably do with Sprite, too.) Worked like a Charm!
What a cool bartender!
We just don't have it in large here, the only brand that I'm aware that sells it is Coca-Cola's Schweppes.
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Coke now owns Schweppes?
Not a surprise, though!
I'm guessing that means that Canada isn't all the "Dry" anymore!
All the more reasons to ... No Matter What ...
Keep Smilin'!!
Chaz
Coke now owns Schweppes?
Not a surprise, though!
I'm guessing that means that Canada isn't all the "Dry" anymore!
All the more reasons to ... No Matter What ...
Keep Smilin'!!
Chaz
Sorry, my mistake: Coca-Cola owns Schweppes only in some countries, in the others it is Dr Pepper's. In Canada it still is Canada Dry(owned by Dr Pepper Snapple)
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I thought the same thing, too!
Then again, pertaining to Me, that wouldn't be a Surprise, now, would it?
Keep Smilin'!!
Chaz
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I'm watching Inuyasha the Movie:The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass...
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I will pray for you.
Yes..........thank you.
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I've decided a zero-tolerance approach to sobriety isn't for me. However, if I feel I'm going into yet another tailspin, it'll be the only option I consider.
Harke the Boeotarch
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This sounds like you're actually saying the opposite of what you mean.
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What do you mean?
EDIT: Never mind, I think I get it.
What I mean is that the drug I've always had the absolute least attraction to (alcohol) can be extremely therapeutic if taken in small doses and extremely infrequently. My mental difficulties can be absolutely overwhelming and if once every month or two I decide I need to have a few drinks, I don't see the issue in it. I had a few drinks a few days ago and it turned out that I had one of the most amazing boundary-setting, motivation-explaining and reservation-clearing conversations with my ex (who's coming to stay with me for a few months) that I've ever had with anyone.
If I decide I'm becoming too reliant on alcohol as a coping mechanism, zero-tolerance is the way, but as the enjoyment window of alcohol is much too slim for me to actually take much pleasure from it, I don't see it happening.
