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Previously on "Dry January"
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I think GG was off having a liquid lunch, certainly she's come back spouting rubbish again now.
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Dunno, it's all gone quiet...Originally posted by MyUserName View PostNot the best pick up attempt I have seen tbh
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Not the best pick up attempt I have seen tbhOriginally posted by d000hg View PostYou sound like you could do with a drink.
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I'm sure you do a perfectly good job of wearing out the "little boy" without any assistance from meOriginally posted by d000hg View PostWorn out the "little boy" insult honey?
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POTD!!!Originally posted by Gittins Gal View PostGet back in your frickin basket you little ratbag...
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Get back in your frickin basket you little ratbag...Originally posted by d000hg View PostYap! Yap! Yap! Yap!
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I have done this before, as I've already mentioned but under my own terms and conditions and before the media started babbling on about it.
I've now decided that I will never go on this exercise of misery inducing, self flagellation ever again and , from now on, Christmas will have 38 days.
Why? I've just heard somebody talking about "Janopause".
Now, I'm not a foul mouthed person, indeed, I find that exercising a bit of restraint when it comes to using bawdy language , heightens the impact when I do let rip.
So, to the person who invented the word Janopause and to all the people who use it in that smug, self satisfied manner FECK RIDE ORFF!
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Congrats!Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostDone! First drink for a month, a home made elderflower martini. Cheers!
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Done! First drink for a month, a home made elderflower martini. Cheers!
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Got some home-brewing vouchers for my birthday. No idea where to start, I guess pick an all-in-one kit which has re-usable bits. We also got a home-brewing wine kit for Xmas, which I'm a little dubious about.
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