Red Bull intake...

I don't drink it but the empty cans make brilliant spares for mods.
 
If I get drunk enough I'll start on the vodka red bulls, and I always regret it next day as it makes me feel terrible. I've resisted drinking it recently and it makes a huge (positive) difference to the hangover.
 
I usually have one cheap alternative to redbull a day, in the morning. Although i can end up drinking lots on a night out if i have jagerbombs
 
XeNoN89 said:
I usually have one cheap alternative to redbull a day, in the morning. Although i can end up drinking lots on a night out if i have jagerbombs
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I've never drunk it without booze and then only rarely when someone has bought a round of something like vodka redbull. It's rank. I drink too much coffee though.
 
I never have red bull as I find it tastes quite strange. I have had one of the yellow ripper things once every 3-6 months but although it tastes quite nice I have found it leaves me feeling awful a few hours after so I don't think I'll be having any more.
 
I honestly love the taste of red bull. Until 2 months ago I would normally drink 2-3 a day. One with some pasty or something for breakfast when I got to work then another at morning break. Then after work sometimes would get one for the drive home. There have been days I have drank 6 or so but that was quite rare. This has been going on for a number of years and honestly can't say I notice any effects. Just find it refreshing.

I now have cut down to 1 or maybe 2 a week as trying to get fit for the army. The only other thing I drink is water. No alcohol or tea or coffee.
 
Not very often.

When I was at University, I used to buy one of those large bottles which I would sometimes use when pulling all nighters. I found that drinking too much coffee made you quite nauseous compared to energy drinks.

Also they would commonly be used as mixers on a night out. That's always a double edge sword though, as while it perks you up against the effects of the alcohol, you then up not being able to sleep when you get to bed.

They really aren't good for you, so now I would only ever reach for one when extremely tired, or hungover and need the alertness to do something.

Many years ago I had a job in a bar and there was a weird guy who used to come in on his own. He didn't drink, but always had Red Bull and would then go and dance on his own. One night we counted that he had a total of 13 cans, somebody then later found him in the corner, with serious jitters and convulsions.
 
I don't drink energy drinks, tea or coffee. I rarely drink fizzy drinks either, I just have water unless I'm out in the evening.

I don't have any problems getting up or getting started in the morning. I guess everyone's different though.
 
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