How early is too early for a drink?

[shakermaker]

9.40am is fine. As the great Jimmy Buffett said, it's five o'clock somewhere

[cherokee]

[quote=Neil;669627]As I sit here drinking a nice whiskey at 9.40am I was just wondering what time you all think is too early for a drink?[/quote

9.30am ..... go for it !!!!!

[bonny_tuesday]

As a non drinker I think its always too soon for a drink of any alcohol. Don't see the point in it myself. Why alter your state of concienceness?

[lettie]

I love a little drink after a night shift, usually about 9am. A small glass of something just to put me to sleep. Failing that, a draught of Night Nurse does the trick too..

[entwisi]

I'm sure some of teh blokes on here would love a Night Nurse to put them to bed

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by entwisi

I'm sure some of teh blokes on here would love a Night Nurse to put them to bed

It brings an all new meaning to the statement I want a nurse a pretty nurse

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by bonny_tuesday

As a non drinker I think its always too soon for a drink of any alcohol. Don't see the point in it myself. Why alter your state of concienceness?

It does release inhibitions .... but if you have none to release the result is disastrous

[panther]

When ya have kids and work like most people, then a whiskey in the morning is a definate NO NO!!

Whiskey is poo anyway, a baileys is better, but iv never supped that early...bloody hell!!

Ill be lucky if i drink at 9 in the night

[shillelagh]

Originally Posted by entwisi

I'm sure some of teh blokes on here would love a Night Nurse to put them to bed

What like this one entwisi?

[steeljack]

have never really enjoyed drinking in 'daylight hours' , bit like coming out of the cinema and its still daylight , just doesnt seem right, but thats just me .
If someone is working graveyard shift (nights) I dont think there is anything wrong with it , providing any kids in the house are off to school , the idea of kids eating their cornflakes whilst Dad/Mum are chug-a-lugging a beer is a bit out of line to my mind

[yerself]

Originally Posted by Neil

As I sit here drinking a nice whiskey at 9.40am

I hope it was a decent malt and not some firewater like Bell's.

[panther]

Glenmorangie?

[Eric]

Originally Posted by steeljack

have never really enjoyed drinking in 'daylight hours' , bit like coming out of the cinema and its still daylight , just doesnt seem right, but thats just me .
If someone is working graveyard shift (nights) I dont think there is anything wrong with it , providing any kids in the house are off to school , the idea of kids eating their cornflakes whilst Dad/Mum are chug-a-lugging a beer is a bit out of line to my mind

If you ever feel the need to dry out, try spending a summer in the High Arctic

[Morecambe Ex Pat]

I can see the point of drinking at that time of day if you are on lates although 9 - 5 people will be a little confused. My old Grand dad always sucked a Fisherman's Friend before he went to bed and he lived to a ripe old age.

[K.S.H]

I wondered why people were staring at me at half seven in the morning while out with the dogs and a can of ale in my hand