What kind of drinker are you?
#47
limey party pooper
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 9,982
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
I was French on Friday, now I'm Montenegran.
After Christmas I will be Belorussian and then some.
After Christmas I will be Belorussian and then some.
#48
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
I did some research based out of Etosha National Park (scrub for the most part, but prolific wildlife). The research involved flying a converted DC-3 (called a C-47), which I'd* leased and loaded with a bunch of atmospheric composition measurement equipment and bits of fancy electronics.
The flights were at low altitude and some parts of the country were a bit nice. Some less so.
From the air, the Caprivi strip was a highlight.
But I preferred Botswana.
*Not (astonishingly) at my personal expense.
#49
Slob
Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Ottineau
Posts: 6,342
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
Afrikaans in that context.
I did some research based out of Etosha National Park (scrub for the most part, but prolific wildlife). The research involved flying a converted DC-3 (called a C-47), which I'd* leased and loaded with a bunch of atmospheric composition measurement equipment and bits of fancy electronics.
The flights were at low altitude and some parts of the country were a bit nice. Some less so.
From the air, the Caprivi strip was a highlight.
But I preferred Botswana.
*Not (astonishingly) at my personal expense.
I did some research based out of Etosha National Park (scrub for the most part, but prolific wildlife). The research involved flying a converted DC-3 (called a C-47), which I'd* leased and loaded with a bunch of atmospheric composition measurement equipment and bits of fancy electronics.
The flights were at low altitude and some parts of the country were a bit nice. Some less so.
From the air, the Caprivi strip was a highlight.
But I preferred Botswana.
*Not (astonishingly) at my personal expense.
Do Afrikaaners figure on the booze list? They probably should, from what I've seen.
#50
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
Yeah the German language is now restricted mainly to German tourists and residents- it was run by South Africa on behalf of the UK from 1914 on.
Sossusvlei is amazingly beautiful but most of the country is pretty barren. Windhoek is small but charming. And Windhoek beer is one of those great brews you appreciate the next morning.
I lived in Botswana for a while so maybe that why Namibia has the charm for me- when you're on hols, no day-day hassles and annoyances.
Sossusvlei is amazingly beautiful but most of the country is pretty barren. Windhoek is small but charming. And Windhoek beer is one of those great brews you appreciate the next morning.
I lived in Botswana for a while so maybe that why Namibia has the charm for me- when you're on hols, no day-day hassles and annoyances.
#51
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
Yeah the German language is now restricted mainly to German tourists and residents- it was run by South Africa on behalf of the UK from 1914 on.
Sossusvlei is amazingly beautiful but most of the country is pretty barren. Windhoek is small but charming. And Windhoek beer is one of those great brews you appreciate the next morning.
I lived in Botswana for a while so maybe that why Namibia has the charm for me- when you're on hols, no day-day hassles and annoyances.
Sossusvlei is amazingly beautiful but most of the country is pretty barren. Windhoek is small but charming. And Windhoek beer is one of those great brews you appreciate the next morning.
I lived in Botswana for a while so maybe that why Namibia has the charm for me- when you're on hols, no day-day hassles and annoyances.
In Botswana, we were operating in the Okawanga Delta and Mokolodi NR.
What were you doing there? (Mining?)
#52
Account Closed
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 0
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
I got Kuwait. I haven't had a drink in 2014 as far I can recall, I still have an unopened bottle of vodka I bought last Christmas and never got around to drinking any.
If the stuff tasted better, didn't cost a small fortune to buy, and didn't cause so much damage to organs, maybe I'd drink more.
If the stuff tasted better, didn't cost a small fortune to buy, and didn't cause so much damage to organs, maybe I'd drink more.
#54
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
It did the BBC test the other day as it was a fairly dry week and I got Boliva, I was given a 12 year old malt today so I am assuming that I may increase my tally this week.
#57
Forum Regular
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 209
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
Nambia. Although it seems a little fĂșcked. If I drink one more I'm form Belarus. But it takes about 4 more spirits to get to the same stage, while hitting nothing in between
#58
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
I used to be from India. Then I abused my location one too many times and found that I had to relocate to Timor Leste!!! Definitely feeling healthier! lol
#59
Best Place on Earth- LMAO
Joined: Dec 2004
Location: BC
Posts: 572
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
Ghana. Looking at that map I would have thought Spain would have mostly wine drinkers and Sweden would have mostly spirit-drinkers.
#60
Re: What kind of drinker are you?
Building engineering. In was there for 2 1/2 years with a British company, really liked it though it is on the quiet side.