probably but its not worth the risk, can you fly direct to Seville?
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
Chill,Zens,Jan,Tips,Xpat,Starts,KT, Tips,mario and all those yet to drop by
Sleep fairy has well and truly arrived and I'm having great trouble getting out of me pit in the morning. Whine over.
Aww Chill :l, sounds as if the bloke was a nervous as you.It could be worse, I could be filing.
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
Oh and Chill, I would have been twice as worried if he tried to jump your bones...sounds like a gentleman to me...albeit a tadnervous one..."It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
one2many;978278 wrote: Morning Guys,
I am SO glad that I do not drink......."In the depths of winter I finally learned there was in me an invincible summer ."
AF - JAN 1st 2010
NF - May 1996
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
Chillgirl;978273 wrote: probably but its not worth the risk, can you fly direct to Seville?
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
It was ok....
The band were good, i got up and dance etc, was great to see my old pals....
But towards the end of the night, I could feel myself getting irritated, they were ALL mouldy and the gluttony forbooze was something else...scrambling to the bar like lunatics for last orders, the bar was selling these concoctions on large jugs and my mates were knocking these back without glasses..
Wob was dancing on his own with one of the speakers and shouting Whoop every 2 seconds, another one was asleep in the chair....another one was banging on an empty jug with a spoon pretending it was a drum, 2 were having a domestic, another guy was bending my ear about how he had a crush on me when I was 16 and not to tell Wob because it would ruin their friendship nad another got locked in the toilets.
We eventually left at 3am and 6 of us got a taxi, there was an oldish gentleman driving it and the language and the sex talk was MORTIFYING......I sounded like a schoolteacher telling them to keep it down.
When we got home, I had to bring the dog out and when I got back, Wob had EVERYTHING out of the fridge...I mean EVERYTHING and was trying to make a sandwich, you could not see the slices of bread for tomato ketchup, and he hacked a block of cheeses so bad that i had to throw it out....he went to bed and snored like a walrus all night.....
His face would bring a tear to a glass eye this morning..."It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
is it worth it oney, going out that is ?
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
There is no way i would stick that, wouldn't have the patience,
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
It was a bit too much, I would have went home on my own hours earlier but I was miles away and the taxi would have cost a fortune on my own...
I will not be repeating a night like that in a hurry."It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
have to leg it laters ladies
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
Morning Oney,
Sounds like a bleeding nightmare.
When we went to our first evening wedding 'do' last Oct I was dreading it. Mini bus pick up at 6.30pm, orrff to a country castle miles from anywhere, 1 am return. I really enjoyed the 'do' and wasn't going to miss it for the world............but coming home sitting in a mini bus full of drunks and the only 2 of us that were sober were the 9 year old bridesmaid and me.It could be worse, I could be filing.
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
Morning Army. Just reading bout your night out Oney, back in the day when I thought a week without booze would solve all my probs, I was on a detox when 'the girls' were having a night out so I agreed to drive - your night last night sounded so like it!! We went to a quiet little restaurant and the boy who was serving us was younger than my sons - to cut a long story short - one of the 40-something women asked him for tantric sex, another tried to take his shirt off, 2 tables of diners complained about the noise, and when an involuntary 'shhh' came out of my mouth I was firmly rounded on and asked 'why did you come'? The person who asked me that was my 'best friend'!! Needless to say we are not bessie mates these days!Contentedly sober since 27/12/2011
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
Oney its still good to do nights like that now and again to remind us why we dont EVER want to go back there! I had a similar one the other week when I was in Birmingham, watching them like vultures at last orders was so sad, like their lives depended on it!!!"In the depths of winter I finally learned there was in me an invincible summer ."
AF - JAN 1st 2010
NF - May 1996
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Army thread - Sun Oct 10th
JC, Chill and Molly,
I know you understand what I mean..and it is sad in a way....but it is very very difficult to sit there and take it, which is so hypocritical since I was a boozer myself.
I did get slagged for being the only one not drinking, in a nice way of course but you could see people were a little bit annoyed that I was sober.
In all honesty, looking back, getting sober and quitting smokes was the best gift to myself in the world and I am SO grateful for it and will guard it with my life..there is no way on this earth I am ever giving something so precious up...
I love my life now and I love how it has done a complete 360 and I am delighted I realised before I was 40 and didn't waste any more time.
Life is good. x"It's not your job to like me, it's mine!"
AF 10th May 2010
NF 12th May 2010
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