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A couple of girls, a bottle of champagne, six milk bottles and a tuning fork, and you've got your own party going
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I made some very nice gin martinis yesterday. Hendrick's gin, Noilly Prat, orange bitters. Shaken with ice. and served with lemon zest.
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I don't fly coach.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostThey heard about you on the plane:

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Damn. Missed out on the massge as I got stuck on the phone trying to get a hotel. Everything booked at my destination, had to take a hotel 7 miles away at the next city. DO THEY NOT KNOW WHO I AM!!!!Originally posted by doodab View PostNo. It's a Sunday, and therefore getting a bit late for it. Should be on the whiskey and ginger by now.
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No. It's a Sunday, and therefore getting a bit late for it. Should be on the whiskey and ginger by now.
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No. Started with a cheeky Tiger and some chilli con carne. Then I think a glass of Pinot followed with a free massage you're entitled to with Business Class & then a cheeky champers on the plane before catching a film & then a snooze in my relaxing window seat bed.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostHemlock?
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Is it too early for Champagne?
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