Probably cigarettes, though I never need them when I'm in the company of a certain person, so maybe not.
Your greatest addiction?
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Caffeine. I get through insane amounts of Diet Coke (regularly two litres a day, but anything up to six), anything up to 20 cups of tea a day, coffee, energy drinks, Pro Plus tablets... it's actually ridiculous.
I didn't realise the level of addiction until one day when I had a severe headache which was cured within five minutes by a strong cup of coffee. Yay, withdrawal. To be fair, I should've noticed when I bought a whole tray of 24 energy drinks from Lidl (I firmly believe it's genuine Red Bull in a different can, there's no difference in taste) and got through them all in a day and a half.
I didn't realise the level of addiction until one day when I had a severe headache which was cured within five minutes by a strong cup of coffee. Yay, withdrawal. To be fair, I should've noticed when I bought a whole tray of 24 energy drinks from Lidl (I firmly believe it's genuine Red Bull in a different can, there's no difference in taste) and got through them all in a day and a half.
Indian Bidies, its a kind of cigarette, also I'm having massive withdrawl symptoms for unspiced food - its not easy to come by here, even the vegetables are spicey. Not to mention tea without sugar in it - I'm starting to get more used to this sickly sweet tea here, but still, I really want a cup of English tea.
I suppose most of these aren't addictions, more just what I was in the habit of having to hand on a regular basis. Either way, if I could bring bibies back to England (or English tea to India, for that matter) it would be awesome, not really viable as I don't want to carry them around for 15-18 months, but hey, a guy can dream, can't he?
...and I hate French keyboards!
Wow, three posts in one day, for me thats a hell of a lot, recently it's been more like one post in three weeks - if that.
I suppose most of these aren't addictions, more just what I was in the habit of having to hand on a regular basis. Either way, if I could bring bibies back to England (or English tea to India, for that matter) it would be awesome, not really viable as I don't want to carry them around for 15-18 months, but hey, a guy can dream, can't he?
...and I hate French keyboards!
Wow, three posts in one day, for me thats a hell of a lot, recently it's been more like one post in three weeks - if that.
