State of the Game
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I had part of a drunken evening/early morning on the Green Fairy...
The rest of the day was... erm... special.
...I managed it.... or so they told me later in A&E...
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You were in A&E because it wasn't your pocket you put it in.
I can remember a drinking challenge on a lads holiday that the victim had to have absinthe. The poor guy was obliterated.
Many years ago I had a quick drink of the greenie at about 5pm after setting up the party house for new years eve.
I woke up midday on new years day dressed as a pirate having been passed out on a sofa for the whole party.
You know you are onto a winner when a drink has a maximum exposure limit enforced by the bar.
The opposite is where no reasonable person would drink more than one pint accidently:
-"would you like a pint?"
-"Yes please, what have you got?"
-"Tetleys draftflow"
-"No, you're alright."
I have built up a high tolerance to booze and substances being an enthusiastic hobbyist for 40 years.
I've gone in the opposite direction. When I was in the medical profession and a young buck I was on triple gins and the most camp cocktails I could lay my booze addled eyes on. Now as a dad I just stopped and even a glass of weak Normandy cider spanks my cheeks.
I worked for an Investment Bank many moons ago... 'nuf said methinks...
When I worked on the river we had our own bar and at lunch had a 4 pint minimum rule for weekend workers, anything less was frowned upon.
After work we used to take the workboat to the pub opposite then sleep it all off on the boats ready for the next day of boozy punishment.
Surprisingly I never fell in but there was a lot of Jack Sparrow style walking.
After work we used to take the workboat to the pub opposite then sleep it all off on the boats ready for the next day of boozy punishment.
Surprisingly I never fell in but there was a lot of Jack Sparrow style walking.
And small boats sailing into harbour half submerged, for said worker to step off right into the pub?
I feel this has a conspiracy angle to it...
well that's his fault for telling her. Since it's a super secret boy club, the only way she'd known if is he broke the rules. Her talking about it is perfectly legal.
also, "all boys" clubs usually fall out of favor during puberty. They always seem like desperate power grabs.