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Pinky wrote: I think I need someone nannyish right now:(


I hope that my choice in Tolkien-based fantasy women has not made you turn to drink in disgust at my poor taste in pasty-faced blond horse women, don't worry I always fall for the wrong ones, its not your fault.

Galbally wrote: Any incidental wisdom that I may have now is completely based upon years of being a complete eejit when I was young, (well younger), I am quite sure that I will be fully mature by about 60 at current rates of progress.


Are you sure you haven't got a book next to you that has the answers which you look up and then post :wah: Are you an impostor poster

Pinky wrote: I don't think Galbally likes me that much TBH:(


Thats worrying, Hamspter thought the same thing, I don't dislike you at all, you seem like a very nice girl and very pretty as well. Oh wait, nice is not a good thing to say is it?, I mean nice in the good way now. I better stop now.

God do you know that made sense in my head :-5 :-5

Time for bed i think, night night Pinks, night night Galbally, night night John boy, night night Sue-ellen, can't remember the other names!

Goodnight

SnoozeControl wrote: Snooze. The name is Snooze. :rolleyes:


Just logged back on to say goodnight just to you,

GOODNIGHT SNOOZE

Got to be up in 5 hours for football, so i'm really going this time :-4

SnoozeControl wrote: Trying not to sound soppy, he's one of the nicest, most intelligent guys I've ever met online (besides that dream date, Clancy.)


Ah Snooze, what would I do without you, I missed you you know! As for Clancey, he really is the man, he knows his music as well, a gentleman.

SnoozeControl wrote: Snooze. The name is Snooze. :rolleyes:


You do know that I nominated you for a hammy? Most endearing feline, and best name! If you don't win its a travesty.

I don't think you come across as a muppet at all, there are a lot of people who are very fond of you, so don't be worrying. I still say Eowyn over Arwen though, sorry, it must be the horses, I am Irish after all. Anyway back to the drink.

Pinky wrote: Oh NO!!!! Eowyn? Oh man! Ok, she took up the sword which i have to give her credit for - a girl after my own heart in that respect. Bt she was still a bit wet when it came to actually using it:o


OK I will look at the films again as like snooze I have them on DVD, I will take everything you say into account, tot up the price of the horses and the castle, see if Elrond is willing to throw in his place, that looked like it was worth a few bob, and see if I feel any different. I don't think you would approve of my choice of famous film women at all, which is nice as it shows you have a protective side, but at the same time a man has to follow his instincts. :wah:

SuzyB wrote: You are so right, Jim has told you all before that a few years ago he hit the bottle after some family tragedies, things got so bad at home i had to ask him to leave. The problem is people drink to try to forget their troubles but in the morning they are coping with depression and the problems and disruption that drinking involes. The reason i got back with Jim is that apart from loving him, he stopped drinking altogether.



Wise words yet again


The trouble with trying to drown problems in booze is, that problems learn how to swim! :rolleyes: :-2

SnoozeControl wrote: I thought I was the only one to use that expression ... I said it to someone at work one day, and she looked at me like I was crazy.



I'm less inhibited when drinking, but I know for a fact I wouldn't start screaming racial insults to people. I think alcohol doesn't make you do anything you wouldn't already want to do... sort of like hypnotism.



Did that even make sense?


Great minds think alike Snooze! :p

A Perfect Death for me ,Would be to drown in a vat of Southern Comfort:-6 :-6

My brother used to drink Southern Comfort. I tried it once, I'm quite sure I liked it if I remember correctly. I don't tend to drink liquor straight from the bottle all night as it tends to give me a hell of a hangover, but if I wanted to Southern Comfort would be on my list of a select few.

I remember a friend and myself drank almost 2 bottles of Vodka before I ultimately passed out. The next mourning was the worst mourning of my life. I remember getting a Cappuccino...took one drink and through it away....it was the worst thing I ever tasted in my life....I think being hungover had a lot to do with it.

We bashed that Vodka though...

K.Snyder wrote: My brother used to drink Southern Comfort. I tried it once, I'm quite sure I liked it if I remember correctly. I don't tend to drink liquor straight from the bottle all night as it tends to give me a hell of a hangover, but if I wanted to Southern Comfort would be on my list of a select few.


real manly men such as i



drink jack Daniels



girls drink Bacardi , if they are depressing nags they drink gin



the scissor sisters and people that are confused drink southern comfort





sorry did i say that out loud :wah: :wah:

Diuretic wrote: We'd all jump in to save you Uncle Fester - we could all bring straws
I would fight you all the way , you would NEVER get me out

jimbo wrote: real manly men such as i



drink jack Daniels



girls drink Bacardi , if they are depressing nags they drink gin



the scissor sisters and people that are confused drink southern comfort





sorry did i say that out loud :wah: :wah:


My uncles get a jug of Moonshine every month....

I think its safe to say everything else pails in comparison.

Pinky wrote: I don't like bacardi jimbo!

Cider Wine or real ale any day. Oh, or a glass or two of really decent Brandy!


wow now thats what i call a woman



have you ever tried jack d sue used to hate it now she wont drink anything else , i think she has cottened on to the fact thats its cheaper just to drink mine :wah: :wah:



plus if she is feeling romantic and i have been drinking she gets her wicked way more often now she likes the taste :wah:

Diuretic wrote: Okay then - how about buddy-breathing with scuba gear????


All right , just for you , but pi**ing in the vat , I like my SC neat:D

Uncle Fester wrote: All right , just for you , but pi**ing in the vat , I like my SC neat:D


Southern Comfort is all my husband will drink

He usually drinks it straight from a shotglass

and then downs some Diet Coke afterwards.

It definitely gets the job done :guitarist

cherandbuster wrote: Southern Comfort is all my husband will drink

He usually drinks it straight from a shotglass

and then downs some Diet Coke afterwards.

It definitely gets the job done :guitarist


Whatever gets you thru the night, s'laright, s'laright. (J. Lennon)

Galbally wrote: Whatever gets you thru the night, s'laright, s'laright. (J. Lennon)


You said it Dr. G.

Alcohol can be a wonderful thing :p :guitarist

Pinky wrote: I agree!

Although in my case, it lets the inhibitions loose...it's not like I'm all that inhibited anyway:-3


Me too

I already tell everyone I love them when I'm sober

cherandbuster wrote: Me too



I already tell everyone I love them when I'm sober


Oh Oh, dare I ask what you do after you've had a few? :p

cars wrote: Oh Oh, dare I ask what you do after you've had a few?:D


Cars :-4

You'll have to buy me a few drinks in Florida to find out for yourself :p

cars wrote: Hijack your Brain!?



Does it really make you say or do things you wouldn't say or do sober?:-2


I don't go to many parties but I have been to enough of them to know that when they start out, it is quite quiet and good discussion. Then I have watched and listened and the more alcohol consumed, the louder and more loose the talk becomes and it elevates until often it gets out of hand and someone is insulted and the party gets out of hand. Sometimes people have to be driven home. Sometimes people wreck cars on their way home and on occasion people get killed, either themselves or somebody else. I do drink but not much because I hate myself when I start saying things I wouldn't otherwise say.

I always say what I mean, even when I'm drinking...

Quite simply, I say what I wish, when I wish to say it. When I feel it's inappropriate, I don't say anything at all.

cherandbuster wrote: Cars :-4



You'll have to buy me a few drinks in Florida to find out for yourself :p


You're on cher, I'm going there in December!!! I'll buy you a boat load of drinks!!! (And maybe even dinner!:p)

weber wrote: I don't go to many parties but I have been to enough of them to know that when they start out, it is quite quiet and good discussion. Then I have watched and listened and the more alcohol consumed, the louder and more loose the talk becomes and it elevates until often it gets out of hand and someone is insulted and the party gets out of hand. Sometimes people have to be driven home. Sometimes people wreck cars on their way home and on occasion people get killed, either themselves or somebody else. I do drink but not much because I hate myself when I start saying things I wouldn't otherwise say.


Oh Oh web, does that mean you don't always say what you really mean? :p :rolleyes:

cars wrote: Oh Oh web, does that mean you don't always say what you really mean? :p :rolleyes:


Nah, it just means she can be mean when people are mean. :wah:

K.Snyder wrote: Nah, it just means she can be mean when people are mean. :wah:


Thanks web! :p :rolleyes:

I do keep my brain power and thinking abilities about me when I am drinking, as long as I do not go over my tolerance limit. :rolleyes:

If I do happen to drink more than my body can handle then, I will not do anything too stupid, but it will take me a good time to remind what I did...though many friends will be willingly to text and remind me what I did.

In all seriousness though...if you really cannot remember what you did the night or day before then you should look at what drinking is doing to you...been there..done that.

Uncle Fester wrote: A Perfect Death for me ,Would be to drown in a vat of Southern Comfort-6 -6


Certainly makes people louder, anyway.

cars wrote: Oh Oh web, does that mean you don't always say what you really mean?


Hey cars

I'm gonna get a truck and run you over, twice maybe:wah: Course I don't always say what I really mean. I wouldn.t really run you down:p You're much too cute cars:-4

but not as cute as K.