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Dry January

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    #21
    Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
    The free bar is getting wise to me. They have a one drink limit per person(So you all have to go up). I'm staying in tonight so have been popping to the bar grabbing a drink and then taking it to my room before popping down again. I think they think I'm Scottish!
    Bastards!

    I suggest using a disguise. They'd never clock that MF!
    If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.

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      #22
      Originally posted by hyperD View Post
      Bastards!

      I suggest using a disguise. They'd never clock that MF!
      Or send one of your sockies.

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        #23
        Brought forward by over-conservative/bored Doc putting me on nausiating antibiotics over Xmas

        Complete sense of humour failure

        On the flipside, last sober Xmas was probably 20 years ago

        I am now going to be that sober smug b'tard who remembers everything you did and am more than happy to remind you at the next opportune moment

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          #24
          I saw this thread and hoped it was a long term weather forecast.

          Most months are dry, Im not one of those weak people who must have a drink (its called addiction) though this will be my first xmas ever, where I can have a drink as Im not driving anywhere.

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            #25
            Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
            I saw this thread and hoped it was a long term weather forecast.

            Most months are dry, Im not one of those weak people who must have a drink (its called addiction) though this will be my first xmas ever, where I can have a drink as Im not driving anywhere.
            Thankyou, exactly the response I was looking for

            a self-rightious patronising twunt

            cheers dear

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              #26
              Originally posted by Dallas View Post
              Thankyou, exactly the response I was looking for

              a self-rightious patronising twunt

              cheers dear
              You mean superior, and of course you are right. No one in our family drinks other than at special occasions, so I would assume this is a genetic weakness you have inherited. Sort of a predisposition to addictive behaviour.

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                #27
                Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
                You mean superior, and of course you are right. No one in our family drinks other than at special occasions, so I would assume this is a genetic weakness you have inherited. Sort of a predisposition to addictive behaviour.
                I bet you are a chunky.

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                  #28
                  I will be dry. But then I have hardly drunk anything since Jan 2011.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Dallas View Post
                    Thankyou, exactly the response I was looking for

                    a self-rightious patronising twunt

                    cheers dear
                    WTF did you expect from CUK general?

                    This is not tritalk you know.....

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by minestrone View Post
                      I bet you are a chunky.
                      a bunch of non-addictive superiors - presumed also chunky ....

                      all sounds very passive agressive, very healthy, with an undelying bitterness

                      yep - still a twunt
                      Last edited by Dallas; 23 December 2012, 16:40.

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