anyrode, its tradition that i go to the pub on a friday tea time, so I'm going to get ready now and have a few pints with my mates, We put the world to rights and talk absolute rubbish, so I'll see you all later.
bye for now,

I bet he doesn't drink that fizzy Fosters (like Scruff )

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Friday night pub, time to go have about 12 pints of oxford gold or whatever good guest ales they've got on today, none of this soft northern rubbish

pfffft, you can do all that here......

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In three weeks time I will never have to go to the pub again if I don't want to ... I have been living and working in one for the last 8yrs .. kill or cure they say ... well it cured me.

Enjoy

baza

Know for a fact it would kill me....

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I Know it says I'm On-line, but I might have just left myself logged in, whilst I'm out....

I started on the road to hell, but saw the light (ale)

Seriously though, I probably still drink more than some, but nowhere near the stupid amounts that I did a few years back..... I now hate pub atmosphere.... I have fantasied about how quick the boozer would clear with one barrel into the ceiling and another at the punters.

TIME FOR ME TO QUIT...

Baza

the key is ' moderation' knowing when to stop is also important, nobody likes a drunk, so when i've had enough, I hit the road, sometimes literally
there are only 3 types of people.
1. a non drinker
2. a controlled alkie
3. an uncontrolled alkie
I fall into the 2nd category

Aye, I certainly enjoy a good drink but I know my limitations.
Haven't throw up or passed out in a good few years, well, not from being drunk anyway. Hangovers on the other hand, it seems as I get older they get worse and worse. Shouldn't have started so young

I've an answer to that...stay drunk...you'll still get the odd hangover...














But you won't care..

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I Know it says I'm On-line, but I might have just left myself logged in, whilst I'm out....

Funny you should say that, I went to Reading festival a couple of weeks back, did the early bird so it was 5 days.
Didn't stop drinking from wednesday morning til monday morning, we were drinking happily til 5-6am every night then getting up about half 8, getting a bacon roll and carrying on, no hangovers from being so drunk. The only thing keeping me awake by the end was pro plus, had a monster of a hangover on the monday after a nice 6 hour sleep, dear god. But at that point the natural thing to do was get everyone down the pub for a mixed grill and hair of the dog

The joys of being young and daft

Enjoy a pint and another whilst you can.

We cannot foretell the future and you might end up like me with kidneys that don't work. I can never have a pint again, ever in my lifetime. Were I to do so the excess fluid would be extracted from me the hard way; I don't like to think about it.

So enjoy that pint.

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I should be dead; I've cheated the Grim Reaper yet again by surviving my third heart attack in June.

sorry to hear that Stoday, I take a pint or two on a friday for granted, I've give my kidneys lots of punishment in my time, and i hope they last the course, Was it drinking that knackered yours up ?

Not drinking, it was high blood pressure.

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I should be dead; I've cheated the Grim Reaper yet again by surviving my third heart attack in June.

Baza, you live in Biggin Hill, people up there take shooters to the pub like Yorkshiremen take whippets. Nobody would even blink if you let off a couple of rounds.