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Previously on "Champange Breakfast"
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostBacon sarnies and a cans of special brew at 4am was very surreal. While queueing overnight for the accomodation agency to open so we could get the house we wanted.
My only experience of Special Brew was also at uni. In the first year I stayed in the halls of residence and one night a group of us started downing a few cans of the stuff. 30 minutes later I was on a promise with a rather nice irish girl. 45 mins later she was in bed comatose having chucked her guts up. An hour later I had my head out of my bedroom window puking my guts up because I knew I wouldn't make the loo.
There is a stain down the wall from my first floor room that's still there to this day over 15 years later. I'm not sure if it was the special brew or my stomach acid that bleached the wall, but after missing out on a guaranteed shag I've never touched the stuff since.
So I can honestly say I left my mark.
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Originally posted by Bear View PostWhen I was a student I had a can of special brew at 9am once. Special brew = student champagne?
I did a number of strange things when I was a student.
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For me they made it a night hard to remember. We should ask TheFaQQer - he seemed to have been learned by them the most
I think there were some photos of them flying about but the board went into melt down the last time they were shown.
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Originally posted by Xenophon View PostWho were they? They sound like really great guys.
They certainly made it a night t remember
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I am a man of class, taste, distinction and etiquette. I adore fine wine. I, however, am not an old bugger (well, not quite) and I have to vouch for the benefits of Champagne & Red Bull.
It works. It packs a punch (probably as the Red Bull makes it a highly gluggable drink), but keeps you going at the same time.
When things start to get really expensive/messy, I am also partial to Vodka, Champagne & Red Bull (or Liquid Cocaine as the Chinawhite set call it). Wimps need not apply.
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When I was a student I had a can of special brew at 9am once. Special brew = student champagne?
I did a number of strange things when I was a student.
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostIndeed as I have also been shown is is better with RedBull. Possibly by the same two wise men.
Do they just travel the country dispensing drinking advice.
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostOnce upon a time, I met 2 very wise boys who showed me that champagne is best with Red Bull
Do they just travel the country dispensing drinking advice.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostI have found my affinity for champagne has increased dramatically with age. Used to hate the stuff but now quite enjoy the odd glass/bottle.
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Originally posted by tay View PostIf I ever want to slum it, I will let you know.
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