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@thin ice wrote:

@Welsh fem 1 wrote:

@A.Groanup wrote:

@Welsh fem 1 wrote:

@thin ice wrote:

please please please
dont try to explain it to welshy
it will be lost im sure
but ill try

welshy
you cant confess for me
it wasnt a confession
it was an accusation from you
but as for being an abuser
wasnt it you goading some one in open forum about the death of their sister
i dont think any jc chatter will up stage you on that one :shock:
i say to you people who sit in glass towers shouldnt throw stones
not from the 8th floor any how 8)

U know as much as i do ur a abuser u abused me enuff that night on the fone :^o but eh if ur followers wanna believe u well thats up to them no skin of my nose :lol: but wait til they dont agree with summit u say wow they will be slagged off on here just like u did to jadey, so i do stick by my word u r a ABUSER end off [-X now go an get a life u poison dwarf :evil:

Excuse me for being curious but why would someone you dislike so much .. have your phone number?
Also curious as to what line the abuse took? Just asking, you don’t have to reply if it’s too traumatic.

Hes not got my number :lol:

aww but for some reason you saved mine :shock:

I started reading this thread from the start this evening and I’m finding it fascinating!

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@irish_lucy wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

Are you allowed to make a confession on someone else’s behalf?

Jen has an ASBO for weapon use and abuse :)

I’m now tempted to let Jen near my weapon . . . . . :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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1. Drank copious amounts of wine at a lunchtime leaving do that went on a tad too long.

2. Went back to my office, crawled under my desk and went to sleep

3. Woken at about 7pm by my late working colleague who was too kind to leave me for security to turf out

4. Took the bus home from central London (somehow realised I was too drunk to manage the tube)

4. Woke up at the stop before my changeover to find the bus conductor (them were the days!) sitting opposite me with a worried look on his face

5. Made it home about 8.30pm, staggered straight upstairs and went to sleep

6 Woke up at 9:50 on the dot with no alarm or help because somewhere around #3 my brain had registered that the Blues Brothers was on TV at 10pm!

7. Guffawed through the film while reciting the script (another reason, if one were needed, never to go to the cinema with me)

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@eve wrote:

The nix and lampost thing :oops:

As a relative innocent, could I ask for more detail please . . . . .

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@best man wrote:

here he goes again a third consecutive thread about guilt yawns.

But I think this one’s funny!

And how many times does it have to be said?

If yah don’ like it . . . . ..

. . . . . . . it really doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things . . . . . .

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@anc wrote:

I’m not a lud! ffs :shock: :lol:

Sorry ma’am

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@anc wrote:

Nowadays the in-thing is to get plastered before you go out – too expensive to drink in ‘an establishment’!

I’d be more inclined to believe that excuse if they went on to drink a couple of sweet sherries (lol).

But they just keep drinking – of course a lot of girls/women expect to get someone to buy their drinks for them and a lot of blokes will buy the drinks in the hope they will get somewhere . . . . .

Hmmmmmm. I refer to my previous statement m’lud . . . . . . . .

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@thin ice wrote:

yes i agree wordy
youngsters seem to go out with the intention of getting hammered and hit spirits straight away
get through loads in a short period
in my day we would yes drink 8 pints and end up hammered by the end of the night
but was a much slower process
and some how we were in more control of events

I have a “how could you do it son?” about one of my offspring – when he was 14 he was upset that we never let him go to a party, so he proceeded to polish off every bit of alcohol in the house (he’s just lucky I didn’t have any single malt there, but I was looking forward to the Capt Morgan myself). Anyway, he got so drunk he started speaking in a foreign language (one of his mates’). Having kept him awake for long enough to be satisfied he wasn’t going to die, the inevitable happened and I ended up spending the early morning mopping floors and changing bedclothes. If he’d come home in that state, I’d have been convinced that he’d taken something other than alcohol. Muppet!

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@thin ice wrote:

you often hear stories about people having their drinks spiked
is it mostly bull
do men use it when they were just pis sed and made an fundamental orifice of them self
do women use it as an excuse when the been cheap lil tarts and regret bonking some one

have you ever been spiked

I hardly ever drink a lot – too lightweight – but I do think drinking habits have changed.

Back when I were a lad, hardened drinking men would boast of drinking 10 -12 pints in a night and being paralytic.

Now it seems that a lot of people will knock off far bigger quantities of alcohol in a night between the vodka before leaving home, the shots etc. The problem is not just from the quantity, but the speed at which the alcohol is taken in especially on an empty stomach at the end of a working day.

The resulting extreme intoxication can seem more like the results of an illegal substance than mere drunkenness.

I believe there was a police poster campaign a while ago which said that the most common date-rape drug is alcohol. I can believe it.

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