Once I proposed to the then girl friend. Got me out of trouble of being pissed, but only cause load of more problems later.
Come to think of it, that was a bank holiday weekend too. Don’t remember which one.
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Previously on "You've arrived home after a bit too much to drink and....."
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"but I'm not floppy [big grin, slowly undoing zip]"
Or
"of course I'm pissed, I'm ******* fuming, where's my ******* tea!"
Or
"I can see I haven't f***** all your brains out just yet. Shall we give it another go?"
Offence is the best defence.
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You've arrived home after a bit too much to drink and.....
your missus/girlfriend/bumbandit-friend accuses you of being pissed. How do you defend yourself against such a scurrilous accustation?
I try one of three;
1. Of course I'm only half pissed - I ran out of money
2. I'm not pissed, your hearing is slurred
3. I am not under the servere affluence of incerhol
None of then work!
Any examples of more effective responses?Tags: None
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