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I believe you meant:
Lemonade> Everything else.
No milk, and OJ didnāt get its own category. You have failed me.
't is a hard choice you know. I like sodas (especially coca cola) maybe a little too much, but I also like sparkling water and tea. it all depends on the context, if Iām doing homework/ itās cold/ I want to feel fancy Iāll drink tea (I like Liptonās lemon tea) but if itās 9 PM and it is time to watch tv series on my computer Iāll pick the soda. If I have breakfast Iāll take milk, if Iām at a birthday party Iāll take the juice and the soda.
context is important
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I never said that it wasnāt coming
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It was a close tie between water and āotherā, āotherā being milk
Tea is universally appropriate. Any other statement is utter blasphemy.
Do not speak of decaffeination either 
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I respectfully disagree. tea is not ideal in some situations like some of those explained in my last post
I agree!
#decaffeinationisheretical
Man, I hated when my aunt brought that no caffein, no sugar coke to the christmas launch and dinner. 'T is not the same without caffein
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wouldnāt that technically be #decaffeinationisheretical?
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Yeah, you are right, but the point still stands
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BURN AT THE STAKE, HERETIC
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prepare for my reply!
NO U!
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Listen, I might have selected tea, butā¦
Half and Half?
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Hereās the real question, can you burn a steak at the stake?
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I donāt see why not.
I love the chaos spawned by this topic.
Note to self: This topic was a great idea!
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acceptable, along with other dairy products.
I drink my tea unadulterated by milk or sugar though
ok maybe I sometimes add a little bit of sugar
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Milk? In my tea? Never.
Lemon ice-tea. And sometimes, when Iām feeling frisky-
Half Lemonade, Half Tea
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ok actually that stuff is really good
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Water is the basis of all your drinks. I win, bye bye.
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