2 dorra kick in the teeth
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Driving whilst over the limit.
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5 dorra SasGuru, 6 dorra teeth outOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostSounds about right if Dora's cogging on a bit and has to take out her false gnashers first.
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drunks and motorsOriginally posted by sasguru View PostHang on, what where we talking about in the first place ?
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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heh heh. CUK strikes againOriginally posted by sasguru View PostHang on, what where we talking about in the first place ?
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostHow do you know that you were over the limit?
Have you been done?
Btw, where's the "I've been out all weekend drinking with AndyW and I'm too pissed to read!" option?
No, I haven't been done already
I hardly ever drink on a Sunday. But I always drink on a Friday and Saturday. How will I ever know if I'm over the limit on a Monday, unless I buy one of these breathalizers? I might have to get one, just to be sure.The pope is a tard.Comment
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There was a documentary about this a few years ago, and they did an "experiment". Had a dinner party for a few people - plenty of wine and beer. In the morning they were breathalysed, and all found to be over, except one lass. Before being breathalyed, they all said they were fit to drive. Except the one lass. Although under the limit, she said she felt terrible.
Most people don't intend to drink and drive. But it's easy to see how it could happen by accident, especially the following day.
btw - I drink heavily, not because my life is crap - it isn't - but because I feel anxious and paranoid if I don't. Much easier just to drink to excess than cope with withdrawal

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I don't know why I even tried...like any "good" Englishman I hardly speak a word of any foreign language.Originally posted by expat View Postor touchés or even touchées depending on number as well as gender, though I suppose that female tag fencing matches are pretty rare (I wouldn't know, I don't have Sky).
After all, French is a silly language...they don't even have a word for Entrepreneur
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Yeah UK graduates are doomed, meanwhile Europe's jobless can waltz in here already able to speako de proper lingo.Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostI don't know why I even tried...like any "good" Englishman I hardly speak a word of any foreign language.Comment
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