A Conversation for Non-alcoholic Drinks
Thames Water
Shiny Started conversation Oct 18, 2000
Do you smoke too much? When given the opportunity do you smoke to fantastic excess? Then like me, you need a drink cuts through all the gloop in your gob.
Have a Thames Water. (I think that's what it's called).
Fill a pint glass halfway with grapefruit juice and top it off with coke. It's much better than it sounds. Unless it's tepid.
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Nellyslaphead Posted Oct 20, 2000
From one slaphead to another, might I suggest that the inclusion of a little Herb in ya smoking stick might lead to a parallel reduction in incidence of those embarassing "puke down ya suit and best friends sofa" scenarios.
Just think about it. Not only will you find yourself able to spew out cod philosophical bullshit with the best of us, you'll also be adding to the bitter, twisted, bigoted,rabid, dried up shell of a pathetic existance that is Anne Widdecombes excuse for a life.
May the glare of ya dome shine like the Light of Inspiration in the lives of the folically unchallenged
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Shiny Posted Oct 20, 2000
Ah Nelly,
Why thanks for your advice. I'm afraid I have to abstain from the herb as much as possible (Sunday afternoons mainly). Not for any moral or political reason, just because of the way it makes me start bands. The rest of you may spout cod pschy. stuff - I'm afraid I form bands with strange and terrible results.
Good diatribe on Widdecombe though friend - you're not a Tory I assume?
Be bald, be strong, but above all be annoyed
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Nellyslaphead Posted Oct 20, 2000
Shiny my Billiard Ball Headed Chum
Two things garunteed to get me reaching for the AK47.
1. The slightest suggestion than I am, ever was, or ever shall be a member/supporter/follower of the Conservative Party.
2. Mention of "Doris the Dopes'" name without a four minute warning
May ya baldness live long and prosper
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