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Previously on "Hangover"
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To get to twelve pints, I'd have to force myself to throw up at least twice. Not the most attractive thing to try at the local Methodist Church group on a Wednesday night.
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My dad once gave me some very wise words.Originally posted by FlubsterBit of advice, don't mix your cider with smack. Stick to one or t'other!
"Men who are p1ssed, talk b0ll0x, smell disgusting and walk with rubber legs; so stick to the 12-pint mark"
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Oh yes.Originally posted by XenophonGood birthday bash then?
Pretty much started about 3pm and carried on. Paying for it now.
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Bit of advice, don't mix your cider with smack. Stick to one or t'other!
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join the club....
I can remember push my friend round the streets in a wheelie bin...
and there was something about a tattoo on a girls cheeky bits...
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Originally posted by freakydancerI have the most mental hangover which resulted in me being 3 hours late into work this morning.
So there.
That's because you're old now - lightweight
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Good birthday bash then?Originally posted by freakydancerI have the most mental hangover which resulted in me being 3 hours late into work this morning.
So there.
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drinking on a school night?
naughty.
Waiting till my next contract starts, i am allowed.
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Hangover
I have the most mental hangover which resulted in me being 3 hours late into work this morning.
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