What are you drinking?

[Scriblerus the Philosophe]

Iced green matte with milk and cinnamon. Sweet and sort of tastes like hay smells. And has this interesting lightly buttery feel.

[Swatopluk]

By now the tea is drinkable

[Mathesa]

I guess, It's about time to tell Pirates what I'm drinking right now!  Oh well...  I'm a Baby - Cute - Pirate so I've been drinking Milk this lately...  Joke Only!!!     And still I won't tell 'coz it's my secret...  Heheheh!!!

[Griffin NoName]

Hey! Mathesa. Good to see you. Do any Pirates tell the truth about what they drink?  I think not.

[Swatopluk]

coke (neither Coca Cola nor Pepsi but the variant produced by Aldi)

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[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

I'm drinking a large (40oz) mug of dilute* Tang, in honor of the Astronauts and the Mars Lander.

Mmmm.

_{* dilute:  I don't like it made as strong as advertised.  I make it about 1/3 as strong-- basically flavored water.}

[Scriblerus the Philosophe]

Organic green tea.

This stuff.

[Pachyderm]

Cranberry juice, out of the fridge, and over ice. It's so cold it gives me a head freeze, but it's so good...

[Darlica]

Cranberry juice is good.

Inycon, white wine, Chardonnay from Sicily.

[pieces o nine]

Herbal lemon tea spliced with apple cider.

[Sibling Chatty]

An honest to goodness Coca Cola from the Dairy Queen.

It feels like 1967, except that the cup and straw aren't paper.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

An honest to goodness Coca Cola from the Dairy Queen.

It feels like 1967, except that the cup and straw aren't paper.

Paper straws!  That takes me back. 

Remember wax-covered cardboard milk containers?  Those, cut up into squares, made EXCELLENT campfire starters..... one match on the corner, then the paper/wax caught....

Nowadays, milk's in plastic, no matter what.   Even cardboard containers use a plastic-coated process. 

*bleah*  What're they gonna do, when the oil runs out?    

[Sibling Chatty]

Go back to wax...

[Swatopluk]

chamomile tea
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The wax could be a problem too with all the bees dying (synthetic wax would be either oil-related or coming from plants that will be (ab)used otherwise)

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

What would be wrong with going back to 100% recyclable glass?

Even if the bottles don't get re-used "as is", glass is 100% recyclable... just needs energy to re-melt---and not nearly as much as some industrial processes, either.  Relatively low melting point, is glass.