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Previously on "Do you know when you have had enough ?"

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  • Lockhouse
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    I now know when to stop. I learnt it sometime between the ages of 18 and 25 when I had lots of practice.

    What I have found is that ever since I reached 35 (over 10 years ago) the limit at which I've had enough has continually decreased. It's definitely quality over quantity these days. I really love drinking, I mean that, I really do, but I make sure what I drink is worth drinking so that although I don't have the absolute capacity that I used to, I savour the experience much more.

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  • Drewster
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    Originally posted by Pogle View Post
    cool for cats?
    Its not like that on the TV!

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  • Pogle
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    Originally posted by Drewster View Post
    No........ Errrrrrm I am chained up naked to a radiator in her basement..... its been 4 years now..... "I don't mind the language... its the beatings I don't need".....
    cool for cats?

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  • Drewster
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    Originally posted by Pogle View Post
    Did you call her again, or did she just carve her number in your arm
    No........ Errrrrrm I am chained up naked to a radiator in her basement..... its been 4 years now..... "I don't mind the language... its the beatings I don't need".....

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  • TimberWolf
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    No, I feel ill long before I get dangerously drunk. Quite unlike my brother who can throw up while laying in a stupor and a pile of sick. I'm not good at throwing up, it is very painful.

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  • Pogle
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    Originally posted by Drewster View Post
    Thats a pretty subtle pointer - and I think you are pretty astute if you manage to pick up on it every time....
    I bet there must have been a few times when you missed the nuances of projectile vomit and carried on as if nothing had happened
    ie Attempting to pull the heavenly angel at the bar.

    NB Another "pointer" would be if you noticed that the heavenly angel was (amazingly) wearing exactly the same colour neon boob tube and wide belt as the ugly fat slapper you told your mates was the biggest minger in the place earlier......

    More amazing still - the heavenly angel also seems to miss your "subtle pointer" and is still intent on playing tonsil tennis 30 seconds later - and she pays the £20 for the taxi to her place..............
    and

    Did you call her again, or did she just carve her number in your arm

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  • Drewster
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    Originally posted by moorfield View Post
    I usually can tell when I've had too much when........I've vomited all over my trousers and shoes.
    Thats a pretty subtle pointer - and I think you are pretty astute if you manage to pick up on it every time....
    I bet there must have been a few times when you missed the nuances of projectile vomit and carried on as if nothing had happened
    ie Attempting to pull the heavenly angel at the bar.

    NB Another "pointer" would be if you noticed that the heavenly angel was (amazingly) wearing exactly the same colour neon boob tube and wide belt as the ugly fat slapper you told your mates was the biggest minger in the place earlier......

    More amazing still - the heavenly angel also seems to miss your "subtle pointer" and is still intent on playing tonsil tennis 30 seconds later - and she pays the £20 for the taxi to her place..............
    and

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  • Pogle
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    I have an alarming capacity for vodka

    But I do usually know when to stop and go for a taxi

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  • NotAllThere
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    If there's a gap in drinking, then I tend to stop. Otherwise, by the time I get to ~5 pints, I don't want any more.

    Funny - if I'm at a restaurant that only sells 33cl bottled beer, I drink far less than at one that does draught pints. Down to the the timing I guess. If I drink slower, I drink less.

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    U'm Scottish -
    Erm, I'm a big northern bloke.

    However, I was sober on Saturday at the Ladies Night. Good job really as if I hadn't been I'd have twatted some big cheese who said something out of order - twice.

    Oh well, I must be getting older. Notice I didn't say "more mature"!

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  • Not So Wise
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    When i have had enough i just stop, generally always have even when i was kid as never really enjoyed getting totally and utterly rat arsed as i just blank out rest of the night and never know if the massive hangover was worth it

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  • Gonzo
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    I can't really put this down to self-control, but if I am out I am aware of the point that I have to stop drinking and get myself home.

    That is not the same as rationing my intake so that I can stay out all night though.

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  • Cliphead
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    I seem to have an off switch whatever I drink, usually just don't feel like drinking any more after 3-4 pints or a bottle of wine.

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  • PM-Junkie
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    Not drunk is he who from the floor
    Can rise alone and still drink more
    Drunk is he who prostrate lies
    Without the power to drink or rise

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  • scooterscot
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    U'm Scottish -

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