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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Started conversation Apr 27, 2005
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
It only hurts when I squeeze it
So I won't do that!!
But I do have an ache in my shoulder and driving is uncomfortable
A little time will cure it I suppose.
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
You can never be early or late when the time is always 10:58
I've just realised I should have been a poet or a songster
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Researcher 1214535 Posted Apr 27, 2005
I noticed that - you should come and join us on the Limerick thread with that talent ... or maybe you already do and I've just missed you
Hope the bad wrist isn't on your drinking arm ...
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
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Researcher 1214535 Posted Apr 27, 2005
strangely I would miss a nice too ... not a beer drinker these days but I do like a nice glass of (or 2)
s and s would definitely be out tho
Well, lets hope the ol' wrist improves then and avoid the need for amputation and subsequently a life devoid of s s and
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
A way would be found no matter what
I don't realy drink a lot these days.
The last few times I've been to the pub have been to see off old workmates who have left my previouse employer
Still a nice drop of merlot would never go amiss.
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Researcher 1214535 Posted Apr 27, 2005
I doubt you get a lot of time for drinking
I like a glass some evenings ... you can always tell - when the spelling gets a bit more awry than usual - but not Every evening - no fun drinking on your own
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
You know every xmass I get whisky given to me by someone or other and I very rarely touch the stuff.
I normaly give it away.
The last time I opened a bottle was to try to get rid of a toothache.
It might have worked, dut I was too drunk to tell
I still have the rest of it untouched.
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
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Researcher 1214535 Posted Apr 27, 2005
I'm not a great spirit drinker myself - the odd gin is quite nice for a change but can take or leave the rest of it .... I tend to fall over too quickly to drink anything that strong
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
It all depends on how I feel.
Sometimes I can get drunk on a couple of pints.
Other times I have been known to drink all night and plenty of it and not get completely wrecked
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Researcher 1214535 Posted Apr 27, 2005
think it depends on lots of things other than the amount of alcohol consumed .... many years ago I went to watch a girlfriend play in a darts match, had half a pint of lager and had to be practically carried to the car .... took a long time to live that one down
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
What frame of ming you're in has a lot to do with it.
And the occasion
I can drink a lot more at parties and get togethers than just a night out
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bedmechanic keeper of the tongue in cheek and guardian of the empty wallet Posted Apr 27, 2005
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Researcher 1214535 Posted Apr 27, 2005
I like that, frame of ming ... you made me smile with that
Well, I'm gonna get some s now m'dear - that's assuming I can find the in' off button tonight
Have a good day tomorrow - catch up soon
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