Re: What are you drinking right now?
Posted: Fri April 06, 2018 7:26 pm
charley hoffmanlennytheweedwhacker wrote:who are you rooting for now?doug rr wrote:wife and i got our feet up watching golf drinking mimosas
charley hoffmanlennytheweedwhacker wrote:who are you rooting for now?doug rr wrote:wife and i got our feet up watching golf drinking mimosas
i do like himdoug rr wrote:charley hoffmanlennytheweedwhacker wrote:who are you rooting for now?doug rr wrote:wife and i got our feet up watching golf drinking mimosas
The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
I was getting sleepywease wrote:The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
Also, why are you drinking MORE of a beverage you don’t even like?
You need a case of Jolt Cola.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I was getting sleepywease wrote:The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
Also, why are you drinking MORE of a beverage you don’t even like?
jolt thiswease wrote:You need a case of Jolt Cola.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I was getting sleepywease wrote:The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
Also, why are you drinking MORE of a beverage you don’t even like?
Nope. A "hard" drink is a drink containing alcohol, usually "hard" alcohol. So, then, any drink that doesn't contain hard alcohol would be a soft drink. Water, tea, milk, etc. All of those are soft drinks by definition.wease wrote:I thought they had to be carbonated, as well.durdencommatyler wrote:I mean... they're called "soft drinks" because they don't have alcohol in them. Therefore, coffee is usually a soft drink. Unless you're doug.wease wrote:Wat?durdencommatyler wrote:Also, Len, isn't coffee a soft drink?
I’ve never heard this before.
this is a logical fallacydurdencommatyler wrote:Nope. A "hard" drink is a drink containing alcohol, usually "hard" alcohol. So, then, any drink that doesn't contain hard alcohol would be a soft drink. Water, tea, milk, etc. All of those are soft drinks by definition.wease wrote:I thought they had to be carbonated, as well.durdencommatyler wrote:I mean... they're called "soft drinks" because they don't have alcohol in them. Therefore, coffee is usually a soft drink. Unless you're doug.wease wrote:Wat?durdencommatyler wrote:Also, Len, isn't coffee a soft drink?
I’ve never heard this before.
Not according to brittanica as posted upthread.durdencommatyler wrote:Nope. A "hard" drink is a drink containing alcohol, usually "hard" alcohol. So, then, any drink that doesn't contain hard alcohol would be a soft drink. Water, tea, milk, etc. All of those are soft drinks by definition.wease wrote:I thought they had to be carbonated, as well.durdencommatyler wrote:I mean... they're called "soft drinks" because they don't have alcohol in them. Therefore, coffee is usually a soft drink. Unless you're doug.wease wrote:Wat?durdencommatyler wrote:Also, Len, isn't coffee a soft drink?
I’ve never heard this before.
I was just trying to help you not have to drink a beverage you don’t like. You seem to like sodas, so I recommended one. Fuck it. Drink more coffee.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:jolt thiswease wrote:You need a case of Jolt Cola.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I was getting sleepywease wrote:The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
Also, why are you drinking MORE of a beverage you don’t even like?
*points at crotch*
please calm downwease wrote:I was just trying to help you not have to drink a beverage you don’t like. You seem to like sodas, so I recommended one. Fuck it. Drink more coffee.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:jolt thiswease wrote:You need a case of Jolt Cola.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I was getting sleepywease wrote:The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
Also, why are you drinking MORE of a beverage you don’t even like?
*points at crotch*
You’re the one on the caffeine high.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:please calm downwease wrote:I was just trying to help you not have to drink a beverage you don’t like. You seem to like sodas, so I recommended one. Fuck it. Drink more coffee.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:jolt thiswease wrote:You need a case of Jolt Cola.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I was getting sleepywease wrote:The non-soft drink kind?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:coffee
Also, why are you drinking MORE of a beverage you don’t even like?
*points at crotch*
No, it isn't. It's a true thing. It's literally why they are called "soft" drinks.cutuphalfdead wrote:this is a logical fallacydurdencommatyler wrote:Nope. A "hard" drink is a drink containing alcohol, usually "hard" alcohol. So, then, any drink that doesn't contain hard alcohol would be a soft drink. Water, tea, milk, etc. All of those are soft drinks by definition.wease wrote:I thought they had to be carbonated, as well.durdencommatyler wrote:I mean... they're called "soft drinks" because they don't have alcohol in them. Therefore, coffee is usually a soft drink. Unless you're doug.wease wrote:Wat?durdencommatyler wrote:Also, Len, isn't coffee a soft drink?
I’ve never heard this before.
Because that article is speaking about the colloquial use. It defines the term in the first sentence and then goes on to talk about how people typically use the phrase. People don't think of milk, water, juice, etc as soft drinks because soda-pop has become the common reference.wease wrote:Not according to brittanica as posted upthread.durdencommatyler wrote:Nope. A "hard" drink is a drink containing alcohol, usually "hard" alcohol. So, then, any drink that doesn't contain hard alcohol would be a soft drink. Water, tea, milk, etc. All of those are soft drinks by definition.wease wrote:I thought they had to be carbonated, as well.durdencommatyler wrote:I mean... they're called "soft drinks" because they don't have alcohol in them. Therefore, coffee is usually a soft drink. Unless you're doug.wease wrote:Wat?durdencommatyler wrote:Also, Len, isn't coffee a soft drink?
I’ve never heard this before.
That’s hard core.durdencommatyler wrote:Green tea
wease wrote:That’s hard core.durdencommatyler wrote:Green tea