Fads

[Gavster]

Back in the noughties gin was my secret weapon at parties, nobody would touch it. I could leave bottle in the kitchen at a party and it would remain untouched whilst every other type of alcohol around it got destroyed. It was heinously unfashionable.

[mik]

Craft beers. 83% of them taste like amalgam fillings.

[ZedLeg]

Admittedly, I never found a drink I didn't like but I was a big fan of both gin and craft beers

[dinny_g]

Veganism...

[240PP]

Gin. Don’t like it therefore didn’t follow the fad.

When I was online dating it seemed like every girl had some reference to liking gin in their profile, on a platform where the objective is to stand out from the rest..

Any kind of bandwagon jumping puts me off people tbh.

I'm not sure gin is a fad, it's been around since the 11th century...

Pretty sure moustaches have too.

[Broccers]

Craft beers. 83% of them taste like amalgam fillings.

[Rich B]

Gin. Don’t like it therefore didn’t follow the fad.

When I was online dating it seemed like every girl had some reference to liking gin in their profile, on a platform where the objective is to stand out from the rest..

Any kind of bandwagon jumping puts me off people tbh.

I'm not sure gin is a fad, it's been around since the 11th century...

Pretty sure moustaches have too.

Since the 11th century?

[Broccers]

Fairy wing tattoos on your back (mainly female or homosexual clubbers).

Always thought this was a potential life mistake as I looked at them 30 years ago.

[240PP]

I'm not sure gin is a fad, it's been around since the 11th century...

Pretty sure moustaches have too.

Since the 11th century?

Rich gonna Rich

I don’t know mate, maybe.

[Rich B]

Pretty sure moustaches have too.

Since the 11th century?

Rich gonna Rich

I don’t know mate, maybe.

And you can't see any irony in my reply to yours?!

[Beany]

Fairy wing tattoos on your back (mainly female or homosexual clubbers).

Always thought this was a potential life mistake as I looked at them 30 years ago.

Does mean they can handle some pain though.

Wait, did I think that out loud?

Re Gin, I think it's more 'fancy gins' - it started with bathtub gins about fifteen years ago, and moved into flavoured gins etc.

Not my think but I know a few people who I like but traditionally wouldn't come out for a pint - but will come out if a raspberry gin is on offer, which I don't mind at all.

[240PP]

Since the 11th century?

Rich gonna Rich

I don’t know mate, maybe.

And you can't see any irony in my reply to yours?!

No. Wait there though, I’ll keep looking.

[Swervin_Mervin]

Admittedly, I never found a drink I didn't like but I was a big fan of both gin and craft beers

Same!

Apart from Weissbier - that flowery nonsense can FRO

[scotta]

Clapping the pilot after a landing - Fvck off its his job.

[mr_jon]

Agree with all of the above. No more booze talk though please <onthewagon>.

[nuttinnew]

The thread title unlocked a childhood memory of going to one of these shops with my parents to buy home decorating stuff

Bad name in hindsight

Beaten to it, twice

[ZedLeg]

Admittedly, I never found a drink I didn't like but I was a big fan of both gin and craft beers

Same!

Apart from Weissbier - that flowery nonsense can FRO

I was partial to a bottle of Blue Moon, never bothered with the fruit in the glass though.

[dinny_g]

I misread that as Blue Nun and was thinking… “How fucking old are you???”

[jamcg]

Single malt whiskeys “made for mixing”. Fuck off with your single malt paint stripper

[ZedLeg]

I misread that as Blue Nun and was thinking… “How fucking old are you???”

I do remember getting quite into cheap liebfraumilch when I was a kid, mostly because it was absolutely the cheapest way to get hammered without resorting to onion cider. Could get a 1.5l bottle at my local Haddows for about £4, who could've predicting me growing up to have a drinking problem .