I've gone out and got hammered every day for the last 11 days. Do I have a drink problem?
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Yes. Next ...Originally posted by freakydancerI've gone out and got hammered every day for the last 11 days. Do I have a drink problem?Hard Brexit now!
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Yes.Originally posted by freakydancerI've gone out and got hammered every day for the last 11 days. Do I have a drink problem?
You are trying to cover up the fact that you are now old.
HTH
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If you are asking that question you probably already know the answer and need a get-out clause.Originally posted by freakydancerI've gone out and got hammered every day for the last 11 days. Do I have a drink problem?
Oh yes, I remember that well at least!
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At least he can p!ss standing up.Originally posted by SallyAnneYes.
You are trying to cover up the fact that you are now old.
HTH

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were you that pisshead in the Woodstock last Tuesday telling me that it was £1 cheaper per pint in the scum-ridden pub The Barleycorn over the road?Originally posted by freakydancerI've gone out and got hammered every day for the last 11 days. Do I have a drink problem?The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Yes, you obviously need to raise your tolerance to alcohol by drinking more.
It takes 11 days for me to get hammered. Started last week so I don't miss the bank holiday piss-up. Can't be turning up sober, I wouldn't understand a word anyone was slurring."If it floats, flies, or f***s, lease it." - Evel Knievel when he wasn't jumping buses or womenComment
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