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Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 10:05
Oh with those it is indeed more difficult to get an alcohol-free version :(
haha yeah.
So I just drink tea.
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Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 11:40
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 12:49
Mem, if you're in a situation where you try it again, you should try a cocktail. Much lighter on the alcohol and they usually taste super nice. For me, almost all alcohol tastes gross on its own.
Actually I think I saw something similar in the Polish corner shop we have in town. We went in there once but I had to bring J out because he was too embarrassing, going on about how "weird" everything was
like yeah why don't you say that louder so every single person who shops here regularly can hear you and get offended
Actually I think I saw something similar in the Polish corner shop we have in town. We went in there once but I had to bring J out because he was too embarrassing, going on about how "weird" everything was
like yeah why don't you say that louder so every single person who shops here regularly can hear you and get offendedRe: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 17:36
Hah, I'll try to remember, but no promises 
I agree, alcohol on its own is blech ;P
You mean the aloe vera drink?
Why did it look weird to him? Polish letters much? XD jk
I agree, alcohol on its own is blech ;PYou mean the aloe vera drink?
Why did it look weird to him? Polish letters much? XD jk
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 19:44
I can understand why natives feel weird in a foreigner's shop. I've been to a Russian market a few times and it feels like home to me, but I see that my friends or ex boyfriends felt a bit weird and other people also felt weird about it us being in there, speaking German and not the language of "the shop"
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 19:50
Everything was written in Polish, but that wasn't it. It was the products themselves which are really different to what we would eat or drink lol.
It's the sensation you get when you go into a supermarket in a foreign country XD Or you even see the things you recognise put into a different format. For example in the US, we kept going LOOK HOW MASSIVE THAT IS about everything from pizzas to vegetables because in the US they supersize everything compared to us XD
It's the sensation you get when you go into a supermarket in a foreign country XD Or you even see the things you recognise put into a different format. For example in the US, we kept going LOOK HOW MASSIVE THAT IS about everything from pizzas to vegetables because in the US they supersize everything compared to us XD
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 20:03
Haha yea that's super odd!
I studied 6 hours today, 6 hours straight! Feels like I know everything now lol
I studied 6 hours today, 6 hours straight! Feels like I know everything now lol
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 21:07
That's a lot of studying. I'm pretty impressed. I barely manage to do that much work a day now when paying the mortgage literally depends on it XD
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 21:36
Well, no wonder, things in other countries are different XD But I wouldn't say it's "weird" (although Cucumber Pepsi? Green Tea KitKats? Japanese be weird, lol XD)
Whoa, that's a lot of studying hours, you must be a pro by now!
Whoa, that's a lot of studying hours, you must be a pro by now!
Re: ⁂＊ℭonfetti ℜain＊⁂
Posted: Feb 7th, '18, 21:41
I wouldn't say it's weird either, and definitely not in front of the person who owns the shop in a loud British accent X'D