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There's nothing better than sharing a bottle of wine with a friend. Preferably a tee-totaller.
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tulip,
A nice bottle of wine between 2 is always a must with any decent food. But then you have the bottle of beer to drink while deciding what to cook, and then the bottle of beer while actually cooking. Then after the delicious meal it's nice to sit and watch TV with the g'friend and it'd be rude not to have a glass or beer while doing that...
so which option do i choose.. hmmm let me see
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Looking at the results it is clear that the UK does not have a pension crisis.
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Originally posted by Diver View PostCM doesn't have a drinking problem!
She never misses her mouth
She drinks, she falls down No problem
Piss off.... I'm not that bad! Not had a drink since Sunday....
and I have been out for lunch and everything
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Ayone elso detect the new Liebour spin machine softening us up for a hike in alcohol duty 'for our own good'?
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Good news! This article indicates that the whole "safe limits" thing is totally arbitrary.
What's funny, is that when he was deliberately drinking above the "safe" limits, it was still less than his mates.
I like the "are you an alcoholic" test at the bottom. Have you ever felt remorse after drinking? Yes, but only because you told me that I'd breached the "safe" limit.
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I drink about a three quarters of a bottle of wine per week, and perhaps 5 glasses of fortified wine or spirits. Usually much less, but my consumption has gone up since Christmas for some reason.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAccording to the new guidelines given here http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7201874.stm, how many units of alcohol do you drink a week?
14 is supposed to be the "safe" amount for women, 21 for men.
Not sure what that amounts to. Probably just around the safe limit for a woman.
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I'm giving up cheese for lent mainly because I can't stand the stuff.
Oh and I'm up at the big end of the scale cos I'm great at drinking...and it makes me look sexy...as did smoking until I gave it up.
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I generally drink 2 bottles of 13% wine at the weekend, leaving me a thimble of weak beer per working day, which I enjoy very much, particularly with a whole peanut.Originally posted by Bear View Post750ml bottle X 14%abv / 1000
= 10.5 unitsLast edited by Pinto; 22 January 2008, 16:00.
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Try this for a pragmatic way to change your lifestyle:
http://www.everydaysystems.com/glassceiling/
Better than binge - give up for lent - binge again to celebrate etc..
- NickyG
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At least we're on the same wave length....Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostDont try and understand it - just pick the highest option like me
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