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Didn't you get in free as some bint from work's trusty steed?Originally posted by Joe Black.£10 entry fee into seedy bar in soho.. it all starts adding up
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I spent over £200 last thursday night, I couldn't figure out where it went, but now I can see..
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And
Becuase you paid £10 to get into some sweety packed sh1thole, and you are all charged up, you drink another 8 bottles of Stella (Or usually they have none left so you have to drink !puke!,smirnoff ice), at £5 a pop and then miss the last tube so you need to take a cab home at about £15.
Unless you are clever like me and live in the East End, where you can take a night bus, where you get mugged by some Mr T protege on crack, and they take all your money(If you have any left). Hmmm.
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No I've tried putting putting through class a drugs before on expenses, but got told it can only be meals and taxis and things.
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U noticed it too?
It seems nobody in London goes anywhere anymore without getting all charged up on Prince Big Ears marching powder.
So yes add another £40 to the bill and leave your £50 meal to get cold becuase you are too charged up to eat.
Getting more authentic now .......
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and a gram of baking powderOriginally posted by sunnysanLondon style..... so that will be £50 for 2 excluding the wine?
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London style..... so that will be £50 for 2 excluding the wine?Originally posted by kramerdrinking in covent garden last night.....
cod and chips with a bottle pinto grigio at Rock and Sole ... doing it London style!
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drinking in covent garden last night.....
cod and chips with a bottle pinto grigio at Rock and Sole ... doing it London style!
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Originally posted by TheMonkeyI was for about 45 minutes after drinking it. I met Daley 'fu*king' Thompson once on a school trip. Fun.
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I was for about 45 minutes after drinking it. I met Daley 'fu*king' Thompson once on a school trip. Fun.Originally posted by Joe Black.Who do you think you are Daley 'fu*king' Thompson?
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Who do you think you are Daley 'fu*king' Thompson?Originally posted by TheMonkeyYes - I drank about 2l of lucozade yesterday. There is nothing that is worse than that (even alcohol doesn't touch it).
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Yes - I drank about 2l of lucozade yesterday. There is nothing that is worse than that (even alcohol doesn't touch it).
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