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In your case, seeing as you don't drink, would the baby get the whole bottleOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostIf you have babies best to take half yourself and give them the other half.
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If you have babies best to take half yourself and give them the other half.
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That almost sounds like the most perfect Christmas mealOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostI can pull them while I'm drinking a glass of talk bollocks with my plate of fat bastard. So much easier when we call a spade a spade.
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I can pull them while I'm drinking a glass of talk bollocks with my plate of fat bastard. So much easier when we call a spade a spade.Originally posted by pr1 View Post"Each Christmas Cracker contains a 3cl dram, a party hat and a crap joke."
refreshingly honest
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"Each Christmas Cracker contains a 3cl dram, a party hat and a crap joke."
refreshingly honest
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Xmas.
If we're going to talk about it already we may as well spell it right.
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Gosh this guy is mean:
Thought this would be an amazing present for my Gin loving girlfriend until I realised it would be cheaper to take her to the pub every night through December.
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I think I would rather go off somewhere hot, although would take the gin related items with me
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Had a very nice post Christmas and New Years in Jamaica the other year.
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How to survive Christmas
So, you've bought your Ginvent Calendar
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Drinks-Dram.../dp/B01LF934IE
And have suddenly realised it finishes on Christmas Eve.
How can you cope on Christmas Day?
Now there's an answer:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Drinks-Dram.../dp/B01LZUF1ZCTags: None
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