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Taking tablets whilst out

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rosequartz Fri 16-May-14 20:45:58

After two glasses can't spell. grin

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rosequartz Fri 16-May-14 20:45:12

[grjn] usually wine!

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Agus Fri 16-May-14 20:39:13

Whatever turns you on Rose grin

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rosequartz Fri 16-May-14 20:37:32

Can't drink vodka.. g&t?

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rosequartz Fri 16-May-14 20:36:19

I have to take mine after a meal so always ask for a glass of tap water when ordering lunch. Otherwise I would probably carry a small bottle of water with me.

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Agus Fri 16-May-14 20:35:53

None of my business grin

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Ana Fri 16-May-14 20:21:13

So...? grin

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Agus Fri 16-May-14 20:16:54

What looks like a bottle of water could actually contain VODKA grin

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Grannyknot Fri 16-May-14 20:09:32

It is sort of like this, only prettier smile and it only takes 750ml. Cause I don't want it to be too heavy either.
www.amazon.co.uk/Hydration-water-carrier-bladder-molle/dp/B008AIIT2U

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Ana Fri 16-May-14 20:07:58

Just an ordinary bottle of water would do me - why do you need a children's bottle? confused

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Grannyknot Fri 16-May-14 20:06:29

I've got a sort of sports "bladder" that is flat until you fill it with water - does that make sense? It has pretty polka dots all over it.

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NanKate Fri 16-May-14 19:36:48

I often, whilst I am out, need to take a tablet quickly. Although I carry a children's plastic bottle with me most places, so I have some water to wash the tablet down, I would really prefer some nice little flask or the like, but don't want to look as if I am slurping down vodka during the day !

Any suggestions ?

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