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Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostI need a dry January. The last few weeks in December, I done a lot. I look forward to giving my body a rest and getting in a good position health wise before ruining it all by going on another mad bender in February to undo all that good work
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I need a dry January. The last few weeks in December, I done a lot. I look forward to giving my body a rest and getting in a good position health wise before ruining it all by going on another mad bender in February to undo all that good work
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Dry January?
CBA.
Its depressing enough, without doing without the grog
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Dry January
Must be global warming.
Jan + Feb used to be extraordinarily wet in Northern CA.
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Originally posted by Gumbo Robot View PostAll the more reason to be sitting in a pub watching the rain come down
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's pretty wet outside ...
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Dry January
First time I haven't bothered in a few years as it happens.
Used to always have a healthy Jan before it got taken over by all these puritanical focus groups & quangos (oh, and people that call it Janupause - they're another reason).
No. I'm going to support the Great British pub industry this Jan in what must be a difficult time for them thanks to all those finger wagging health Nazis.
5 pints of Sharps Atlantic so far & its only 7pm - which is why I'm probably typing this bilge. :Tags: None
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