Coke and champagne bill > £1000

[aussielong]

Just had the bill today for last night.
Over £1000.

Anyone beat that!



Aussielong

I got nowhere near it. I did about 400 quid on Saturday night but I just collected my biggest monthly pay ever so it doesn't hurt.

I'm still feeling wobbly today (Wed p.m.). At least my BP has come down from the 180/95 it was on Sunday evening. It's still 150/80, hence the wobbliness I presume. Should come down if I continue with my healthy living.

[Old Greg]

I can assure you I'm as normal as the next poster.

Not true.

[MarillionFan]

A few of those are also symptoms of anti-social personality disorder or sociopathy.

I can assure you I'm as normal as the next poster.

[Bunk]

A few of those are also symptoms of anti-social personality disorder or sociopathy.

[AlfredJPruffock]

Just had the bill today for last night.
Over £1000.

Anyone beat that!



Aussielong

Spending binges like the above can be a symptom of of manic depression .


Symptoms

The manic phase may last from days to months and can include the following symptoms:

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Agitation or irritation
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Inflated self-esteem (delusions of grandeur, false beliefs in special abilities)
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Little need for sleep
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Noticeably elevated mood
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Hyperactivity
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Increased energy
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Lack of self-control
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Racing thoughts
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Over-involvement in activities
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Poor temper control
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Reckless behavior
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Binge eating, drinking, and/or drug use
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Impaired judgment
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Sexual promiscuity
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Spending sprees

[Bunk]

Why is pumping money back into the economy always viewed as a bad thing?
Far better they blow their bonuses on blow, booze and hookers than just sit on it waiting for the best time to move it all offshore

I didn't say it was a bad thing, just that people get a lot grumpier these days about others showing off.

[Spacecadet]

One of the London free papers used to print receipts that cityboys or hedgies sent in. There were regularly bills of £10k+ for a meal and drinks. I think that sort of thing is frowned upon now

Why is pumping money back into the economy always viewed as a bad thing?
Far better they blow their bonuses on blow, booze and hookers than just sit on it waiting for the best time to move it all offshore

[Old Greg]

One of the London free papers used to print receipts that cityboys or hedgies sent in. There were regularly bills of £10k+ for a meal and drinks. I think that sort of thing is frowned upon now

I thought for a minute that you meant they print fake receipts that people can submit as their own. There's a business opportunity there.

[GreenLabel]

One of the London free papers used to print receipts that cityboys or hedgies sent in. There were regularly bills of £10k+ for a meal and drinks. I think that sort of thing is frowned upon now

They still do it; it's in the City AM.

[Bunk]

One of the London free papers used to print receipts that cityboys or hedgies sent in. There were regularly bills of £10k+ for a meal and drinks. I think that sort of thing is frowned upon now

[sasguru]

I heard about that. That was the amount you paid to stop that farmer pressing charges.

Was worth it though.

[MarillionFan]

Easily. The largest I've spent on one night of debauchery was £3.5K.
A long time ago - don't ask.

I heard about that. That was the amount you paid to stop that farmer pressing charges.

[Old Greg]

Over-strength cider and cheap speed bill > £1000

Just had the bill today for last night.
Over £1000.

Anyone beat that!



Aussielong

FTFY

[sasguru]

Easily. The largest I've spent on one night of debauchery was £3.5K.
A long time ago - don't ask.

[MarillionFan]

Just had the bill today for last night.
Over £1000.

Anyone beat that!



Aussielong