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Previously on "Lazy sunday afternoon"
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I agree. Turning up sober in front of the judge probably means she got a bigger maintenance.
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It would take me about three. If you meant your good self
then probably four or five.
Tay would have to become a shell tanker driver first.
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How many of those concoctions do you need before becoming more acquainted then ?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postah, but you haven't met my missus
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ah, but you haven't met my missusOriginally posted by tay View PostThats a lot of effort just to get laid.
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Thats a lot of effort just to get laid.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI went camping last weekend to Keswick, I got v cold, v wet and I came back feeling as if I had done three rounds with Mike Tyson.
So this weekend I have done bugger all. Today I invented a new cocktail for the missus and she is wolfing them down.
1 part orange juice
1 part blue curacao
3 parts peach vodaka
top up with coke and ice
I will call it 'the agent' because I know I am gonna get screwed.
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Lazy sunday afternoon
I went camping last weekend to Keswick, I got v cold, v wet and I came back feeling as if I had done three rounds with Mike Tyson.
So this weekend I have done bugger all. Today I invented a new cocktail for the missus and she is wolfing them down.
1 part orange juice
1 part blue curacao
3 parts peach vodaka
top up with coke and ice
I will call it 'the agent' because I know I am gonna get screwed.
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