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Originally posted by chef View Posti am, exactly my point
I went to Germany During the Octoberfest, and got trashed with many Germans, the love the lager as much as the brits!!! (or Aussies or Kiwis etc..)
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Originally posted by expat View PostAsk him to be good enough not to gas any Jews during the event.
Don't mention the War!!Comment
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During my few years living in Der Fatherland - the only badly behaved drunk I recall was shouting in the streets to the amazement of the German locals - turns out he was a brickie from Newcastle.
The Germans do enjoy a beer - but not the same mind numbing levels of excess that the Brits indulge in - and they do eat when drinking .
I dont mind a wee dram on the occasion - but a little is enough.
In Rome - its considered to be a social disgrace to be seen drunk.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 6 November 2008, 17:42.Comment
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Originally posted by expat View PostAsk him to be good enough not to gas any Jews during the event.
Go on on chef - you know you want to.....Comment
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostYes we Brits do have a fabulous reputation abroad...
drink too much
bad teeth
Any more?
War Criminals ?
Help Ma Boab - only kiddin' - we buy oor Mithers flowers - dont we boyz ?Comment
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostYes we Brits do have a fabulous reputation abroad...
drink too much
bad teeth
Any more?Comment
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostIn Rome - its considered to be a social disgrace to be seen drunk.Comment
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Originally posted by chef View Postnahh i see it as my forum style of writing..
the same as adding 2 full stops at the end of most sentences..
Oh God, you don't end sentences on a rising pitch like those Aussies in neighbours and their young imitators desperately trying to sound hip?Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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