I have no problem with it on occasion. It can be fun. Too much drinking, day or night, is a problem.

Day, night, dusk, dawn drinking is drinking and that's literally my favourite all day task besides reading and baking

On a Sunday afternnon with a few friends I will have a couple of beers. I don't do it on a daily basis and I see nothing wrong with it.

Fishing is a great time no matter time it is.

Key lime pie and a margarita is breakfast in the Keys.

I drink sparingly and only when I'm alone or with somebody. I'm not attracted to it much but enjoy it occasionally.

I don't drink at all, but used to have half a martini glass of fine wine each evening to relax me-until lines started appearing on my face each time I drank.

But cannabis oil and CBD can relax you without giving you wrinkles, and even cure diseases.

Not so much anymore, but with the right person, on the right day, I'm game.

Ben: I have no idea why you're so pissed. You said, 'drinks at 9:30.'

Friend: (Angrily) I meant… P.M.

Who says it's a taboo? I see nothing wrong with it. It's not something I do regularly but there are occasions and I never feel bad or ashamed because of it.

It's not taboo round here, you can if you want to. I don't drink much of anything but wouldn't be be bothered by someone who imbibed at lunch time

When I was at university, once a month or so I'd treat myself to a bottle of good pinot noir or Chateauneuf for breakfast. The way I look at it, it's only if you do it every day that it's a problem

Yes, bucks fizz on a summer morning with friends after a night out. Lovely. Wine with a woring lunch, not so much, don't like to drink and drive (a computer!). But each to their own, as long as they're not hurting anyone.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with day drinking. I am not a fan of drinking, but I think people should do anything they want as long as it isn't hurting themselves or others.

I'm a fan of day-drinking.

Fine with it. I never considered it a taboo until my wife's attitudes slowly became apparent. It never was in my home growing up (of course I come from a family of heavy drinkers).