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That web site was a hoax. So, yes, that avatar was the animated .GIF image from that web site, but no, it was not a real corpse. Flip it through 180 degrees and you could see it was a woman lying down but in perfect pink-cheeked health. And what woman gets buried in hubby's DIY shirt?Originally posted by conned tractor View PostThank god for that. Was the last one what I thought it was?
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After heavy drinking, Mrs Tester conveniently forgets everything she has said but remembers everything I’ve said, including things I don’t really believe I said.Originally posted by Pogle View PostIts a gift - many women have it
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This is a conundrum. It means thatOriginally posted by Pogle View PostIts a gift - many women have it
I drink to forget, she drinks to remember
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Thank god for that. Was the last one what I thought it was?Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
How terribly seasonal! I feel a new avatar coming on...
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the time taken between starting drinking and falling overOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostWhat's an alcohol allowance?
I get no sympathy from my wife. Whatever I get wrong she can trump with her kidney transplant and everything that stems from it.
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Everything.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Posteverything ?

And she will hang on to what she knows and save it for a dinner party or some similar inappropriate occasion.
Thankfully, for comic effect rather than vindictiveness.
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everything ?Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostShe doesn't get hangovers. She is immune. She also rarely drinks much. And even when she does, she can remember everything the next day. Everything.
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She doesn't get hangovers. She is immune. She also rarely drinks much. And even when she does, she can remember everything the next day. Everything.Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostLet her have the alcohol allowance - then pay back when she has an almighty hangover
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About 50% of disposable income.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostWhat's an alcohol allowance?
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Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
for the toothache and resultant self-sorryness 

It's Amoxypoxyproxysillycillin. I think. Or PixieTwixyTricksieWillyPullin.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHowever, if (as is probably the case) the antibiotic is Metronidazole then you're off the pop for a while.
But it's definitely a "sillyun" and not an "arzole".
So she tells me.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostYou know you love her
How terribly seasonal! I feel a new avatar coming on...Originally posted by NickFitz View Postno need to be a dog in the manger
Originally posted by NickFitz View Postand do complete the prescribed course.
I'm a good boy, me. 
Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnother
and a
for you 

A few co-codamol and a very heavy slug of Kahlua helped me sleep.
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Let her have the alcohol allowance - then pay back when she has an almighty hangover
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Anusol
You all seem to know about anusol a prep H so is it safe to say that the little fellows in the nether regions are an occupational hazard of sitting all day.
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