Drink preferences

[wadesworld]

Well skim, 1%, 2% and whole.

2% is the only answer.

[MuggsyB]

Latest from the hurricane Center shows 175 mile an hour sustained winds.
I don't ever remember seeing something that strong.

I have been privileged to travel a lot pbi, and I know you have as well.   I've been to the Carribean numerous times on dives and twice to Jamaica.  They (as well as the Haitians I have met) are some of the warmest people I have encountered.   And no, we weren't smoking ganja.  These are two countries I will always root for and they've had tragic histories.  We need to help as much as possible in this situation.  We all know the debacle of the funds raised for the Haiti earthquake.  We must be ready to act immediately if this is as catastrophic as predicted.  God bless the people of 🇯🇲.   

[Uncle Rico]

I have been privileged to travel a lot pbi, and I know you have as well.   I've been to the Carribean numerous times on dives and twice to Jamaica.  They (as well as the Haitians I have met) are some of the warmest people I have encountered.   And no, we weren't smoking ganja.  These are two countries I will always root for and they've had tragic histories.  We need to help as much as possible in this situation.  We all know the debacle of the funds raised for the Haiti earthquake.  We must be ready to act immediately if this is as catastrophic as predicted.  God bless the people of 🇯🇲.   

America first, pal

[pbiflyer]

Well skim, 1%, 2% and whole.

So only white milk? Racist.     

[Scoop Snoop]

Well skim, 1%, 2% and whole.

You're such a wild and crazy guy. 

[forgetful]

2% is the only answer.

Nah, skim with ice cubes.

[Uncle Rico]

Processed milk causes autism

[NCMUFan]

Thank you Dr. Rico.

[Uncle Rico]

Thank you Dr. Rico.

You're welcome.  Ever notice how no one died of cancer before we started processing milk?

[Billy Hoyle]

America first, pal

Argentina. Get it right, pal.

[Billy Hoyle]

You're welcome.  Ever notice how no one died of cancer before we started processing milk?

Louie Pasteur came up with the idea of pasteurization and he's dead. Coincidence?

[Uncle Rico]

Louie Pasteur came up with the idea of pasteurization and he's dead. Coincidence?

Nope.  If it were up to me, guys like Pasteur would be vilified.  Jonas Salk, too.

[MU82]

As a

Nope.  If it were up to me, guys like Pasteur would be vilified.  Jonas Salk, too.

As an Evangelical Christian, I would think Kool-Aid would be your drink of choice, Unk.

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

Coffee every morning is a must.  Rarely in the afternoon unless I'm having an espresso for some reason.
+ on the Coke Zero!  I have one of the several flavors about twice a week at lunch and stick to seltzer water the rest of the time.
German style beers anytime are a good time.

[LloydsLegs]

Full report at age 61:

Morning: Two drip coffees in the am (keurig french/italian roast when at home)

All Day: Water (including a spindrift or LaCroix grapefruit flavor at lunch)

Night/dinner:

If at home during week: one beer (usually pilsner/lager/kolsch/marzen/saison/farmhouse ale these days) or one N/A beer (Best Day Kolsch the current favorite, but anything but IPA's for the most part) or water;

When out: Rye Manhattan or other usually brown liquor cocktail and a beer/or wine (if out for a longer night, have started to add in N/A's); and

At home on weekend: Rye Manhattan or other cocktail.

At the movies:  the one time I'll have pop (yes- "pop"):  1/2 and 1/2 diet coke/cherry coke (unless they have diet cherry, and then that's the move).

Watching MU games on TV:  one beer or N/A

Attending MU games (or other sports events): one beer

When with MU friends:  all bets off (current translation: one night go way too heavy and the next try to survive).

What has happened to me?