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Unless your a tea or coffee addict - then the chances are you will 
have/keep some other form of drink next to your computer desk .

As you can see from the above image i usually keep a selection of soft 
drinks and open whatever one i fancy at the time .

I also keep the bottle of juice on the left hand side of the monitor .

So .....

(1) what sort of drink do you usually have next to your desk ?

(2) where do you keep it ?

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>Unless your a tea or coffee addict - then the chances are you will 
>have/keep some other form of drink next to your computer desk .

Gawd, you must be a toothless lard arse if you consume all those sugary
drinks!  Think about your health man!

No drinks here, preferred tipple is a freshly made cup of tea.

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On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:22:32 +0100, Krustov  wrote:

>(1) what sort of drink do you usually have next to your desk ?
>
>(2) where do you keep it ?

A 2l bottle of Morrison's fizzy tap water

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On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:22:32 +0100, Krustov put finger to keyboard and
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>(1) what sort of drink do you usually have next to your desk ?

While working (either at work or at home), then coffee or tea, freshly
made (and, in the case of the former, with real coffee, not instant).
If I'm not working, then beer or wine.

>(2) where do you keep it ?

Coffee or tea are kept in a mug, beer and wine start in a bottle and
are transferred to a glass.

Mark
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On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:22:32 +0100, Krustov  wrote:

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>
>Unless your a tea or coffee addict - then the chances are you will 
>have/keep some other form of drink next to your computer desk .

>(1) what sort of drink do you usually have next to your desk ?

If I'm at work then usually cooffee in the morning, then coke in the
afternoon.  If I'm working late they tend to end up in the same mug.

"Krustov" wrote...
> www.jpgimage.co.uk/read_comment.php?image=1161&comment=2
>
> Unless your a tea or coffee addict - then the chances are you will
> have/keep some other form of drink next to your computer desk .
>
> As you can see from the above image i usually keep a selection of soft
> drinks and open whatever one i fancy at the time .
>
> I also keep the bottle of juice on the left hand side of the monitor .
>
> So .....
>
> (1) what sort of drink do you usually have next to your desk ?
>
> (2) where do you keep it ?
>

Coffee during the day with a diet coke at lunch, Kronenbourg after guitar 
lessons for de-stress.

On the desk, away from the mixer.

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> (1) what sort of drink do you usually have next to your desk ?
>
> (2) where do you keep it ?
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On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:22:32 +0100, Krustov  wrote in
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>Unless your a tea or coffee addict - then the chances are you will 
>have/keep some other form of drink next to your computer desk .

At work in the mornings it is white tea:
<http://www.teapalace.co.uk/Jasmine-Silver-Needles-P421/>

Usually in the afternoons at work, black tea (Assam).

At home usually Assam tea but sometimes any of a variety of single Islay
malt whiskies.

Once when I was in the USA I tried Mountain Dew - it was absolutely
disgusting.

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