Ahhhh, eurrrgh….

[Silvanus]

Mr Penguin said:

Anything which is a non-alcoholic version of an alcoholic drink is terrible. I would rather have water or Coke than non-alcoholic beer or wine.

I can't stand sweet soft drinks, there are a couple of non alcoholic beers that I'd rather have over generic British brewed lager.

[liner33]

Thatchers Alcohol free cider is awesome

[x5tuu]

king arthur said:

Butch lesbian.

You like butch heterosexual women??

To each their own I guess

[Monkeylegend]

PH - Prize Draw

[phil1979]

Drag strip - RuPaul

[anonymoususer]

On the back of a Greatest Hits CD in small print:

Re-recording by the original artist

[InitialDave]

[motco]

dudleybloke said:

Chocolate bar - Fun sized.

Rumours had it that a certain 1960s female pop singer had fun with a Bounty bar in the hands of another 1960s pop artist! How didn't it melt, I'd like to know?

[smn159]

Silvanus said:

Mr Penguin said:

Anything which is a non-alcoholic version of an alcoholic drink is terrible. I would rather have water or Coke than non-alcoholic beer or wine.

I can't stand sweet soft drinks, there are a couple of non alcoholic beers that I'd rather have over generic British brewed lager.

Same here. Coke in particular is foul tasting stuff.

[thepritch]

J4CKO said:

Saw a metal band on there, then they mentioned on the captions they are a Christian band, and though I am sure they are good, it just made me grimace, Heavy metal isn’t really me a to be all godly.

Makes no difference to me, if the music is good I’ll listen to it. I was going to suggest Kings X as being an example of a great rock / metal band with Christian tones, but I just learnt via Wikipedia that they distanced themselves from Christianity.

J4CKO said:

Toys - Wooden

I bloody love wooden toys!

Skiing - dry slope

Mx5 - mk2, mk3, mk4

Back to the future - part II or part III

Coffee - decaf

[Deranged Rover]

As a wise person once said:

The two worst words in the English language - Alcohol free.

The two best words in the English language - Free alcohol.

[Skeptisk]

https://youtu.be/OM4vUic3PYU?si=ufbucHAxjT0UKn5k

As a metal fan and atheist I’m a bit embarrassed to admit that I like Skillet.

I am also an anime fan!

[Jonquil]

king arthur said:

Butch lesbian.

You mean a bull dyke?

[Turn7]

thepritch said:

Makes no difference to me, if the music is good I’ll listen to it. I was going to suggest Kings X as being an example of a great rock / metal band with Christian tones, but I just learnt via Wikipedia that they distanced themselves from Christianity.

OT, but I adore Over my head !

[wibble cb]

Anything- cinnamon, it improves nothing and ruins much.

[dudleybloke]

wibble cb said:

Anything- cinnamon, it improves nothing and ruins much.

It's a cin.

[Zarco]

Convertible diesel

[Zarco]

king arthur said:

Butch lesbian.

Think you've mixed up the ahhh and the eurrrgh.

Or maybe not?

[Onelastattempt]

1690cc said:

Chocolate - raisins

That's a no from me, I could eat them by the bucketful.

[J4CKO]

thepritch said:

J4CKO said:

Saw a metal band on there, then they mentioned on the captions they are a Christian band, and though I am sure they are good, it just made me grimace, Heavy metal isn’t really me a to be all godly.

Makes no difference to me, if the music is good I’ll listen to it. I was going to suggest Kings X as being an example of a great rock / metal band with Christian tones, but I just learnt via Wikipedia that they distanced themselves from Christianity.

J4CKO said:

Toys - Wooden

I bloody love wooden toys!

Skiing - dry slope

Mx5 - mk2, mk3, mk4

Back to the future - part II or part III

Coffee - decaf

With the music, I think being told about the Christian bit prejudices you a bit, like being told food is vegetarian as if it’s good the lack of meat doesn’t matter.

Irony is, whilst I was seeing that on the screen at the gym and pulling a face at Christian music, I couldn’t hear it and on at the time was a track called “Jesus built my Hotrod” by a band called Ministry which sounds like it could be Christian.

As I mentioned, wooden toys was a childhood thing from the late seventies/early eighties, as back then I wanted Lego, preferably Technic, or electronic things, anything wooden was not welcome, but can appreciate them now, a wooden toy was second only to a squashy present back then !