grumpycommuter
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Give it a go and see how you feel. Two years for me and never felt better.
Going sober for October
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Going sober for a month is not going to change much. If you are drinking a couple of beers every night you will feel better in the mornings though!
Nothing in nutrition or excercise is good if you take it to extremes. So I don't believe in stopping anything full-stop if you enjoy it.
Saying that, beer makes me boorish, so I don't drink it much. Running a brewing shop for a while made it much easier to stop as I saw what I could become. I definitely wouldn't like to turn out like some of my old customers.
Nothing in nutrition or excercise is good if you take it to extremes. So I don't believe in stopping anything full-stop if you enjoy it.
Saying that, beer makes me boorish, so I don't drink it much. Running a brewing shop for a while made it much easier to stop as I saw what I could become. I definitely wouldn't like to turn out like some of my old customers.
Harryburgundy
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Drink less, drink better is my motto.
A glass of good (not supermarket shite) red with a meal is actually healthier than not drinking at all.
I never touch beer and hardly any spirits.
Drink less, drink better is my motto.
A glass of good (not supermarket shite) red with a meal is actually healthier than not drinking at all.
I never touch beer and hardly any spirits.
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There's a surprising (to me) number of non drinkers here... maybe it's just that we secretly like to feel slightly superior about it
I must admit that, as with smoking, I don't really see the appeal - taste, smell, after effects, cost, addiction risk - not for me.
Having said that, the smell emanating from the several whisky bonds I pass on most of my cycles is (unlike the finished product) quite nice and often gives me a bit of a boost!
There's a surprising (to me) number of non drinkers here... maybe it's just that we secretly like to feel slightly superior about it
I must admit that, as with smoking, I don't really see the appeal - taste, smell, after effects, cost, addiction risk - not for me.
Having said that, the smell emanating from the several whisky bonds I pass on most of my cycles is (unlike the finished product) quite nice and often gives me a bit of a boost!
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Not sure I feel superior for not having had a drink in over a decade, also having never tried smoking. Just see it as unnecessary expense for something that would do me harm .. Also why i dont have tatoos. Having said that, I am a biscuit monster!
Maybe I should give those up for a month!
Mike
Not sure I feel superior for not having had a drink in over a decade, also having never tried smoking. Just see it as unnecessary expense for something that would do me harm .. Also why i dont have tatoos. Having said that, I am a biscuit monster!
Maybe I should give those up for a month!
Mike
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Who you calling fat?
All I want to do is cut out those unnecessary calories which I tend to consume at a bad time of day. It's not that I have a drinking problem or anything like that. There is one hurdle half-way through October, we are going away for a few days without our son, so the mrs has planned a couple of nights out.
Who you calling fat?
All I want to do is cut out those unnecessary calories which I tend to consume at a bad time of day. It's not that I have a drinking problem or anything like that. There is one hurdle half-way through October, we are going away for a few days without our son, so the mrs has planned a couple of nights out.
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Biscuit monster?? Is that the UK counterpart of this chap?
David
Mike Muz 67":3dxpzzbq said:Not sure I feel superior for not having had a drink in over a decade, also having never tried smoking. Just see it as unnecessary expense for something that would do me harm .. Also why i dont have tatoos. Having said that, I am a biscuit monster!
Mike
Biscuit monster?? Is that the UK counterpart of this chap?
David
