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SueEllen replied

22 June 2008, 14:39
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

Yeah, not even got a hangover.

The benefits of being a youth

Cos your still drunk.
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Churchill replied

22 June 2008, 10:43
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

Yeah, not even got a hangover.

The benefits of being a youth

Aye, 'tis wasted on the young!
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Sockpuppet replied

22 June 2008, 10:42
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

And you're sober now?

Back to the drawing board!

Yeah, not even got a hangover.

The benefits of being a youth
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Churchill replied

22 June 2008, 10:35
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

I was learning how to make white russians & margaritas at home with some mates. Started 5pm, finished 3am.

And you're sober now?

Back to the drawing board!
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Sockpuppet replied

22 June 2008, 10:33
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Seems to be a few folk around. I've got some work to do to meet a deadline but still have a glass of wine to hand since I work from home.

I was learning how to make white russians & margaritas at home with some mates. Started 5pm, finished 3am.
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Churchill replied

21 June 2008, 19:48
Originally posted by Lucy View Post

Sounds nice:

The guiding principles for those performing Krav Maga techniques are:

Do not get hurt
Neutralise your attacker as fast as possible
Go from defending to attacking as quickly as possible
Use the body's natural reflexes
Strike at any vulnerable point
Use any tool or object available to you
According to a description written for the self-publication media site

Associated Content, the basic premises of Krav Maga are:

You're not going to care how much damage you're going to cause.
Cause as much damage as possible and run.
Do not try to prolong a fight. Do what needs to be done and escape.

Yeah but there's some nice Jewish girls in the classes...

There's nothing better than having your bollocks grabbed by a JAP!
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Cliphead replied

21 June 2008, 19:45
Originally posted by Lucy View Post

Sounds nice:

The guiding principles for those performing Krav Maga techniques are:

Do not get hurt
Neutralise your attacker as fast as possible
Go from defending to attacking as quickly as possible
Use the body's natural reflexes
Strike at any vulnerable point
Use any tool or object available to you
According to a description written for the self-publication media site

Associated Content, the basic premises of Krav Maga are:

You're not going to care how much damage you're going to cause.
Cause as much damage as possible and run.
Do not try to prolong a fight. Do what needs to be done and escape.

The contractor creed
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Lucy replied

21 June 2008, 19:43
Sounds nice:

The guiding principles for those performing Krav Maga techniques are:

Do not get hurt
Neutralise your attacker as fast as possible
Go from defending to attacking as quickly as possible
Use the body's natural reflexes
Strike at any vulnerable point
Use any tool or object available to you
According to a description written for the self-publication media site

Associated Content, the basic premises of Krav Maga are:

You're not going to care how much damage you're going to cause.
Cause as much damage as possible and run.
Do not try to prolong a fight. Do what needs to be done and escape.
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Cliphead replied

21 June 2008, 19:35
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

You know what the Yanks are like...

What's the difference between a yank and a 747?

A 747 stops whining when it lands.

IGMC
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Churchill replied

21 June 2008, 19:33
Originally posted by Lucy View Post

Training for what?

There's a bit of "friendly" rivalry at the Krav Maga group I belong to at RAF Lakenheath.

You know what the Yanks are like...
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Lucy replied

21 June 2008, 19:30
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Nope, I'm in training.

I've got a rematch against a yank down at Lakenheath and this time I'm not going to get quite as hurt!

So, not a drop shall pass my lips until after July 5th.

Training for what?
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Cliphead replied

21 June 2008, 19:30
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Nope, I'm in training.

I've got a rematch against a yank down at Lakenheath and this time I'm not going to get quite as hurt!

So, not a drop shall pass my lips until after July 5th.

Good man yerself, gotta keep the side up
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Churchill replied

21 June 2008, 19:28
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

No booze Churchy? you flying tomorrow?

Nope, I'm in training.

I've got a rematch against a yank down at Lakenheath and this time I'm not going to get quite as hurt!

So, not a drop shall pass my lips until after July 5th.
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Cliphead replied

21 June 2008, 19:17
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

'kin' lightweight!

I however have an excuse.

I'm off the alcohol.

Churchill - In "Filthy Habit" mode!

No booze Churchy? you flying tomorrow?
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Churchill replied

21 June 2008, 18:58
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

I most definitely will not be going to the pub.

Even the reference to your glass of wine is churning my stomach!

It appears I can no longer drink over a gallon of cider and not suffer the next day.

'kin' lightweight!

I however have an excuse.

I'm off the alcohol.

Churchill - In "Filthy Habit" mode!
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