What drink is good for a Programmer
Super malt.
that is the correct answer.
Nothing is better.
http://www.supermalt.com/
programmers who don't drink this are dumb and smell of BO.
@vlad:
whats your favorite vodka, I find that the polish stuff is better than the russian stuff i have tried,
I <3 Zabrovka! :D
that is the correct answer.
Nothing is better.
http://www.supermalt.com/
programmers who don't drink this are dumb and smell of BO.
@vlad:
whats your favorite vodka, I find that the polish stuff is better than the russian stuff i have tried,
I <3 Zabrovka! :D
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closed account (N36fSL3A)
[sarcasm][dracula]your victim's blood[/dracula]
or
[redneck]beer[redneck][/sarcasm]
But seriously I would recommend soda for staying up late.
or
[redneck]beer[redneck][/sarcasm]
But seriously I would recommend soda for staying up late.
closed account (EwCjE3v7)
Soda...I don't like it that much but I'm gonna see if there is gaming juice
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closed account (1v5E3TCk)
I look it up. Mineral water is natural but soda isn't and you can make soda from every water with adding it co2
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Camomile tea. It calms me down and helps me to clear my mind; but not always, it can also make you sleepy.
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closed account (Dy7SLyTq)
@senhor: adding co2 makes it carbonated like i said before. so no mineral water is not the same
closed account (z05DSL3A)
Could it possibly be that in different parts of the world (quite a large place by all accounts) soda has slightly different meanings?
closed account (Dy7SLyTq)
no. we are all 100% the same in everything.
ignoring the sarcasm there... yes i didnt think of that
ignoring the sarcasm there... yes i didnt think of that
I drink coffee at work (Gloria Jeans Plunger) - we call it the "Heart Starter". Just the thing when you arrive at work at 05:15AM on a Sunday.
Interestingly, coffee has the reverse effect on some people. I know one bloke who would sip very cold Guinness while doing all nighters to complete his thesis.
In terms of being wide awake, it is best IMO to have a proper sleeping pattern with exposure to a decent amount of light during the day. Along with that a proper diet, and dare I say it - proper exercise.
Interestingly, coffee has the reverse effect on some people. I know one bloke who would sip very cold Guinness while doing all nighters to complete his thesis.
In terms of being wide awake, it is best IMO to have a proper sleeping pattern with exposure to a decent amount of light during the day. Along with that a proper diet, and dare I say it - proper exercise.