Is it acceptable for an adult to drink squash?

As long as it's not soya milk, drink whatever you want.

I rarely drink tea or alcohol, and never drink coffee. I drink water, squash/soft drinks or hot chocolate. It never occurred to me that it might be childish. People I've hung out with in the past however often had a lot to say about what I drank. Usually the beer fans but sometimes the coffee snobs too.

I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

rinks wrote:I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

It's fine as long as you only eat the heads.

I drink squash pretty much every day.

Robinsons fruit and barley summer fruits :datass:

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rinks wrote:I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

This instantly makes me think of Tom Baker not only because his Doctor was always handing them out but because of a fantastic line he said "it's no good being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes"

I enjoy a nice sugar free squash and like Jawa sometimes even a hot one.

Moggy wrote:
rinks wrote:I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

It's fine as long as you only eat the heads.

It’s where all the goodness is.

kerr9000 wrote:
rinks wrote:I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

This instantly makes me think of Tom Baker not only because his Doctor was always handing them out but because of a fantastic line he said "it's no good being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes"

Absolutely right.

Roonmastor wrote:Yes Jawa! Hot Ribena is a great hot alternative to Tea when you need to cut back on the caffeine.

Hot ribena with a teaspoon of honey stirred in is also a great drink if you have a sore throat.

Can I just check: it’s OK to hang around playgrounds too, isn’t it?

rinks wrote:Can I just check: it’s OK to hang around playgrounds too, isn’t it?

As long as you only bite their heads off.

rinks wrote:I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

You know those haribo adverts where the adults eating them regress to the mental state of pre-schoolers? It's the same thing. For jelly babies and squash.

In general, I think the mindset of "so and so is for kids only" is an older generation thing-millennials have very much held on tightly to their childhood passions as they've grown older, likely because the escapaism is needed when the economy has been crippled against us and the world is burning

Victor Mildew wrote:
rinks wrote:Can I just check: it’s OK to hang around playgrounds too, isn’t it?

As long as you only bite their heads off.

Bookmarked, for future excuse reasons.

Knoyleo wrote:
rinks wrote:I suppose we’re not meant to enjoy Jelly Babies either?

You know those haribo adverts where the adults eating them regress to the mental state of pre-schoolers? It's the same thing. For jelly babies and squash.

Is that good or bad?

I've always got a bottle of squash in the flat. Ella doesn't like hot drinks, even if she does make a decent cuppa when I'm not well :lol:

she normally has squash and I'll have a glass of it on occasion.

As a lad, we had that "basics" Sainsburys squash (awful)

What’s wrong with water as it is? Why do you need to add artificial fruit flavours to make it sweet enough to drink? Do you still put sugar on your cereal?

jiggles living his best ascetic life.

jiggles wrote:What’s wrong with water as it is? Why do you need to add artificial fruit flavours to make it sweet enough to drink? Do you still put sugar on your cereal?

Do you only drink water?

Is it acceptable for an adult to drink squash?

Is it OK for adults to drink squash?

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