Guinness 0%

[NYCBlue]

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Can mate, lovely stuff.

Nitro can? Might look out for it.

[NYCBlue]

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I don't think it's available here.

[goats]

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Lidl do an ok non alc bottle beer, the wife doesn’t drink anymore and she swears by it….

[WJ99mobile]

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What’s the calories like?

I often find myself drinking nightly because there’s not many soft drinks i like to drink apart from tea or coffee and coke - water and squash bores me senseless

This might be something for that midweek fix

[NYCBlue]

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I just drink cans of soda water during the week. Zero calories and I get a good night's sleep and feel fine in the morning. Well, my head feels fine. My body is still ****ed.

[UNDERHILL1927]

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What’s the calories like?

I often find myself drinking nightly because there’s not many soft drinks i like to drink apart from tea or coffee and coke - water and squash bores me senseless

This might be something for that midweek fix

70 calories a can mate. Not bad at all

[UNDERHILL1927]

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I don't think it's available here.

Ah shame mate

[UNDERHILL1927]

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Lidl do an ok non alc bottle beer, the wife doesn’t drink anymore and she swears by it….

Plenty around nowadays, great to see. I honestly think ( and hope ) that in 20 years we'll be looking back on our drinking culture like we do smoking.

[dembethewarrior]

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Lidl do an ok non alc bottle beer, the wife doesn’t drink anymore and she swears by it….

Picked it up for my uncle before . He warned me to be careful as they also do a 0.5% one that also has a blue top, made him feel sick when consuming as he was used to non alcoholic these days.


Cingrats OP on the years sober nice one.

[UNDERHILL1927]

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Picked it up for my uncle before . He warned me to be careful as they also do a 0.5% one that also has a blue top, made him feel sick when consuming as he was used to non alcoholic these days.


Cingrats OP on the years sober nice one.

Thanks mate

[xsnaggle]

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I don't understand why people think it's so good to go x number of years without an alcoholic drink . If you had to stop it was because you HAD to, not because you wanted to . Presumably because you couldn't control yourself.
I will point out I'm using the word you as a generalisation not directly at someone.
If you have the will power to leave something that you can't control then we'll done. But it's nothing to celebrate is it Shirley?

[dembethewarrior]

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I don't understand why people think it's so good to go x number of years without an alcoholic drink . If you had to stop it was because you HAD to, not because you wanted to . Presumably because you couldn't control yourself.
I will point out I'm using the word you as a generalisation not directly at someone.
If you have the will power to leave something that you can't control then we'll done. But it's nothing to celebrate is it Shirley?

I'm not an alcoholic. I'd say I binge if anything but have nowhere near what you'd call a problem, not even, it doesn't effect my work life or my family life and they are kept separate, but even now I start to wonder if I'd really be missing anything if I didn't drink, I only ever feel shit after a drink, it kicks off depression etc and I've juggled with the idea of not drinking on more than one occasion.

And if someone wants to celebrate being sober they can. Some right opinionated dicks on here lately.

[Wash DC Blue]

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I don't understand why people think it's so good to go x number of years without an alcoholic drink . If you had to stop it was because you HAD to, not because you wanted to . Presumably because you couldn't control yourself.
I will point out I'm using the word you as a generalisation not directly at someone.
If you have the will power to leave something that you can't control then we'll done. But it's nothing to celebrate is it Shirley?

Of course it is.
It’s a massive achievement for some!!

[NYCBlue]

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I don't understand why people think it's so good to go x number of years without an alcoholic drink . If you had to stop it was because you HAD to, not because you wanted to . Presumably because you couldn't control yourself.
I will point out I'm using the word you as a generalisation not directly at someone.
If you have the will power to leave something that you can't control then we'll done. But it's nothing to celebrate is it Shirley?

No one HAS to give up. They make a choice. Some people can't or won't stop. Anyone that has a problem and comes out the other side having changed their life deserves respect. And some encouragement. Whether it's alcohol, drugs, gambling, spending, being in an abusive relationship or whatever. Don't be a dick.

[J R Hartley]

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I don't understand why people think it's so good to go x number of years without an alcoholic drink . If you had to stop it was because you HAD to, not because you wanted to . Presumably because you couldn't control yourself.
I will point out I'm using the word you as a generalisation not directly at someone.
If you have the will power to leave something that you can't control then we'll done. But it's nothing to celebrate is it Shirley?

Shut up you ****ing idiot.



People say “well done” to others who suffer from addiction and celebrate how long they are sober, clean, gamble free.etc to offer support and encouragement.