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Lemonade discussion (please respond to poll)

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What is lemonade?


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You know what a Torch is?

Yes, and I know what a bonnet is too.

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They don't neglect, that would imply apathy or carelessness. You have to take a stand and make it an outright refusal with a heaping helping of scorn.
Oh yes. I recall them doing that. Outright scornful refusal to serve homosexual customers, even though their bible tells them to love "sinners" as biblical Jesus did.

/sarcasm
 
I don't typically get lemonade cause it's usually too sweet, but I'd be angry if I ordered one and got a sprite.
 
I've had some tasty soda-based lemonade flavors. However, if I went to a restaurant and ordered lemonade, I would expect water, lemon juice, sugar, and nothing else.
 
When I used to work at a movie theater as a teenager our lemonade was always water, lemon juice concentrate, ice and urine. Definitely no carbonation.
 
See that would be a cordial, squash or juice here depends on the drink.
"...and a 'NON-CARBONATED artificial drink that tries to copy the flavor of blackcurrant' for the kid" is a bit of a mouthful when I'm getting my daughter a blackcurrent squash at the pub!
...but "-ade" is not such a mouth full. Too bad Europe and Australia have ruined the meaning.
 
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