drunk

[Dadie]

I used to go out and get absolutely trolleyed on a fiver ....
then I could go out and spend a fortune and either be feeling sober or emmbarrassingly drunk...
but now 2 drinks im well drunk....
and I cant cope with hangovers or early mornings with kids after late nights these days(and im not THAT old)
and as the weekend is just starting whats everyone elses views on this?

[Anfield]

I used to go out and get absolutely trolleyed on a fiver ....
then I could go out and spend a fortune and either be feeling sober or emmbarrassingly drunk...
but now 2 drinks im well drunk....
and I cant cope with hangovers or early mornings with kids after late nights these days(and im not THAT old)
and as the weekend is just starting whats everyone elses views on this?

Ring social services and put children into care, then you have whole weekend to enjoy yourself

[joxville]

I remember when I was young, not that the following happened to me, but you could go to a pub and drink all night, it would be cheap or free, and you would be guaranteed to pull too. I only went on the recommendation of my sister. ;)

[Metalattakk]

I remember when I was young, not that the following happened to me, but you could go to a pub and drink all night, it would be cheap or free, and you would be guaranteed to pull too. I only went on the recommendation of my sister. ;)


That's scary. I think I might 'know' your sister. :eek:

[horseman]

You should chuckle,I ended up with the recomendation ;)

[upolian]

Lol good thread!

I dont drink that often, when i do i get a bad hangover(this morning):roll: Needs must i have work to do,so have to live with the hangover!

As for getting drunk on a fiver.....i wish:Razz

[wickscorrie]

used to love a good booze up but with three kids and a hate of disturbed hangovers, dinna do it now,
sad i know
leave me wae a tin of coke and a tub of pringles!

[Commore]

I used to go out and get absolutely trolleyed on a fiver ....
then I could go out and spend a fortune and either be feeling sober or emmbarrassingly drunk...
but now 2 drinks im well drunk....
and I cant cope with hangovers or early mornings with kids after late nights these days(and im not THAT old)
and as the weekend is just starting whats everyone elses views on this?

My opinion is that it's the chemicals they use these days,
all that cheap imported booze, you can't tell me these Brandies / Whiskies etc are matured at all, they make it, bottle it and send it over here.

[northener]

Drink?

Devils urine, that is. Never catch me drinking...oh, no indeedy.;)

[Kirdon]

used to be 3 nights drinking and a couple of hours to recover. Now its a couple of hours drinking and 3 days to recover.

[Commore]

used to be 3 nights drinking and a couple of hours to recover. Now its a couple of hours drinking and 3 days to recover.

LOL! it's our age. :)

[Mrs Bucket]

Those were the days my friend we thought theyd never end sadly they did:cry:

[S&LHEN]

Very sad but very true :~( The bright side is maybe just as well wi the price of drink nowadays :lol:



Those were the days my friend we thought theyd never end sadly they did:cry:

[mike.mckenzie]

I used to go out and get absolutely trolleyed on a fiver ....
then I could go out and spend a fortune and either be feeling sober or emmbarrassingly drunk...
but now 2 drinks im well drunk....
and I cant cope with hangovers or early mornings with kids after late nights these days(and im not THAT old)
and as the weekend is just starting whats everyone elses views on this?

My view on this is...

You're getting old

haha!

[Mrs Bucket]

Very sad but very true :~( The bright side is maybe just as well wi the price of drink nowadays :lol:
Thats true I gave up smoking as well I should be rolling in it but alas thats not the case.

[Dadie]

Its when my hubby asks would you like a glass of wine or a cup of tea....
Most of the time the answer is a cup of tea ... the nice at the time glass of wine is just not worth it!

[Anfield]

What annoys me are the games that Tesco and Co-Op play with their drink prices.

They dont buy their drink when shelves are empty, they order and buy months ahead at an agreed price and i am sure that this price does not fluctuate much.

How come then, when I come to buy, say, a case of 15 tins of tennants, I can pay anything from £8 up to £14 and this is in the space of 5 days.

You quite often see promotions where buying smaller packs work out cheaper than buing a large pack.

My wife assures me that this also the case with food