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I think drinking while at home alone is a sign that there may be a problem.
Given how little I go out, if I didn't have a couple of glasses of wine at home now and then I'd never drink! Does that make me an alkie? _________________ "The Guineas are too early - I found two dead polar bears on our gallops this week, annd a penguin nicked my scarf"
- Mick Channon
I think drinking while at home alone is a sign that there may be a problem.
Given how little I go out, if I didn't have a couple of glasses of wine at home now and then I'd never drink! Does that make me an alkie?
I'm not sure I agree that drinking at home is a sign of alcoholism. Indeed I may have a beer tonight whilst watching the football. The only person I know who I would describe as an alcoholic doesn't, to my knowledge, drink at home but is in the pub til closing time almost every night(or was. I think he's calmed down a bit to be fair but that's only from what I've heard from others). _________________ You're born with nothing, and better off that way,
As soon as you got something they send someone to try & take it away!
should I not have that bottle of whisky in my bottom draw at work then?
Its ok as long as it single malt. If its bells or tesco own brand you are an alcoholic.
Is Glen Morangie ok?
4Litre bottle of Tesco Value, £6.99. Every little helps...
Only joking, I couldn't even contemplate drinking anywhere near work. I remember a long time ago one of my colleagues brought in some home made Jamaica cake, which was moist with rum. I had a slice, twenty minutes later I had to sit in the tea room and down water because I couldn't see straight and I kept stuttering. Alcohol at work doesn't mix with me.
GG, you're quite young aren't you? I don't want to sound condescending, but you'll soon learn, everything in moderation is fine.
I'm only 22 aye, and your right, moderation is great, but I fall down with my super addictive personality. It's why I daren't go near any hard drugs. When all my mates got in to all that stuff, ecstasy, mdma, coke, all that 5 years or so ago I never took any of it once, 'cos I was frit I'd become a smackhead if I did. The only way I can cut things down like smoking/drinking/buddha is to get myself off it completely for a good few months then get back onto it in a moderate way, sounds stupid but It's how my body/mind works. Still not touched anything but am a bit frickin' edgy at the mo _________________ 2009 BCT Winner - Conduit
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I think drinking while at home alone is a sign that there may be a problem.
Given how little I go out, if I didn't have a couple of glasses of wine at home now and then I'd never drink! Does that make me an alkie?
No, that makes you a wino.
Cheers, that's much classier.
I'm going to have a glass tonight to celebrate the season kicking off tomorrow _________________ "The Guineas are too early - I found two dead polar bears on our gallops this week, annd a penguin nicked my scarf"
- Mick Channon
it's nearly beer o'clock, i haven't had a drink for 4 weeks since i went to a friends wedding. time to make up for lost time...Young's London Special here I come _________________ Is ready to hibernate
After a hard days battling the bookies at HQ, I have a bottle of Grain IPA just begging to be drunk. I had a beer on the train back through lack of anything else to do mind and I am considering getting up to watch Kirklees tomorrow so I am resisting at the moment _________________ You're born with nothing, and better off that way,
As soon as you got something they send someone to try & take it away!
My choice was Smirnoff Red - a bottle at £11 or a litre at £15 - It's got to last 'till tomorrow so no option really
Last night I did have a cuppa tea and a piece of iced ginger cake c/o M&S so I'm allowed _________________ Cocktails may not be the answer.... but they help you forget the question Vodka... Cheaper than B otox and paralyses more muscles!
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