Drink....why does it do this??
Drink....why does it do this??
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silvagod

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1,086 posts

189 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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I can sit here everyday, read every thread and most posts without breaking a sweat. Sometimes however, such as now, after a bottle or 2 of Shiraz, I feel the need to have my say.

Am I like that in real life?? Do I become a pedantic tt that only has one opinion and that one is ALWAYS right?

Just wondering if everyone is the same or can you all kerb your enthusiasm despite your alcohol levels?

ArtVandelay

6,692 posts

213 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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silvagod said:
I can sit here everyday, read every thread and most posts without breaking a sweat. Sometimes however, such as now, after a bottle or 2 of Shiraz, I feel the need to have my say.

Am I like that in real life?? Do I become a pedantic tt that only has one opinion and that one is ALWAYS right?

Just wondering if everyone is the same or can you all kerb your enthusiasm despite your alcohol levels?
Curb*

Not just you, no

silvagod

Original Poster:

1,086 posts

189 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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ArtVandelay said:
Curb*

Not just you, no
I was in motoring mode, but sir, I salute you for your correction smile

Panda76

2,583 posts

179 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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Drink is a drug.
Drugs drop anybodys inhibitions in different ways.

With your inhibitions gone you say what you want,do what you want,you don't care,you are you and fk it.

Anything you say or do either drunk or drugged is with your inhibitions gone,some say it's the real you and what you think.
I believe that,so does my ex missus.

iphonedyou

10,404 posts

186 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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It's a terrible thing.

I found a tube station called Totteridge + Whetstone last night because of it. I think I'm the first to discover it, and shall rename it accordingly shortly. Woke up before last trains though, so considering it a victory all round.

GTIR

24,741 posts

295 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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I've not had a drop of alcohol since NYE 2012.

Cigarettes stopped in 2010.

Sex in 2011.

I'm doing well, or badly, depending on your view point.

Urban Sports

11,321 posts

232 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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Welshbeef.

voyds9

8,490 posts

312 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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GTIR said:
I've not had a drop of alcohol since NYE 2012.

Cigarettes stopped in 2010.

Sex in 2011.

I'm doing well, or badly, depending on your view point.
You wont live longer but it will feel like it.

GTIR

24,741 posts

295 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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voyds9 said:
GTIR said:
I've not had a drop of alcohol since NYE 2012.

Cigarettes stopped in 2010.

Sex in 2011.

I'm doing well, or badly, depending on your view point.
You wont live longer but it will feel like it.
biggrin

I saw a film about a bloke who was immortal. It was depressing!

Aiten

540 posts

219 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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silvagod said:
Do I become a pedantic tt that only has one opinion and that one is ALWAYS right?
Of course you have the correct opinion, otherwise you would be wrong, and therefore wouldn't think it.

Yiliterate

3,789 posts

235 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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iphonedyou said:
It's a terrible thing.

I found a tube station called Totteridge + Whetstone last night because of it. I think I'm the first to discover it, and shall rename it accordingly shortly. Woke up before last trains though, so considering it a victory all round.
But it is not a terrible thing, is it? You see, without it, you would not know there is a tube station called Totteridge and Whetstone, so your life has been enriched. And I didn't know about it either, so you have also enriched my life. Now, here's the big one...does it have any letters from the word 'Mackerel' in it??? Because if it doesn't, not only have you enriched both our lives, but unwittingly solved one of the greatest mysteries of the modern era...

007 VXR

64,187 posts

216 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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drink

Is it to early scratchchin
Or just a late night ?

Shambler

1,220 posts

173 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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Why do hangovers first hit you at about 26 years of age and then by 35 leave you bed ridden for 24 hours after. headache

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

247 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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Shambler said:
Why do hangovers first hit you at about 26 years of age and then by 35 leave you bed ridden for 24 hours after. headache
I know that feeling