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Is anyone else suffering from a raging hangover?
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We had out weekly meeting yesterday. These used to be every wednesday from 4 - 5 in a meeting room. There used to be an agenda and it was taken relatively seriously. Over time the 'meetings' have evolved. One wed no meeting room was available so someone came up with the bright idea of having it in a pub which had a table and comfy chairs, with a few quiet beers a meeting could still be conducted in a relatively professional manner. We never returned to wednesday meetings in the meeting room and this particular pub become our 'meeting' room. Eventually the agenda was done away with along with meeting minutes. 4 - 5 became more like 3.30 meeting starts, which are now more like 3. So in short yes I have a hangover.Comment
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impressive!Originally posted by Joe Black.We had out weekly meeting yesterday. These used to be every wednesday from 4 - 5 in a meeting room. There used to be an agenda and it was taken relatively seriously. Over time the 'meetings' have evolved. One wed no meeting room was available so someone came up with the bright idea of having it in a pub which had a table and comfy chairs, with a few quiet beers a meeting could still be conducted in a relatively professional manner. We never returned to wednesday meetings in the meeting room and this particular pub become our 'meeting' room. Eventually the agenda was done away with along with meeting minutes. 4 - 5 became more like 3.30 meeting starts, which are now more like 3. So in short yes I have a hangover.
"Well behaved women rarely make history"
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Whats more impressive is a few weeks ago during our meeting one of the girls sat on my back and rode me round the pub like a horse. This was at 5.00 as sober city workers were strolling into the pub..Comment
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Yes - I drank about 2l of lucozade yesterday. There is nothing that is worse than that (even alcohol doesn't touch it).Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...Comment
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Who do you think you are Daley 'fu*king' Thompson?Originally posted by TheMonkeyYes - I drank about 2l of lucozade yesterday. There is nothing that is worse than that (even alcohol doesn't touch it).Comment
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I was for about 45 minutes after drinking it. I met Daley 'fu*king' Thompson once on a school trip. Fun.Originally posted by Joe Black.Who do you think you are Daley 'fu*king' Thompson?Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...Comment
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