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Reply 980

River Shadow

Original post by jaydemikaela

I didn't do it! I don't think my bladder could cope!

That definitely makes sense! Wise to refuse to down it! I went to a Pub Golf social run by one of the societies I'm in, and one person downed all 9 of his drinks. Madness...

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Reply 981

jaydemikaela

Original post by River Shadow

That definitely makes sense! Wise to refuse to down it! I went to a Pub Golf social run by one of the societies I'm in, and one person downed all 9 of his drinks. Madness...

Haha how do you even remember? :tongue:

Reply 982

River Shadow

Original post by jaydemikaela

Haha how do you even remember? :tongue:

I didn't play, I just had one drink and stuck to coke/lemonade for the rest of the night, other than a few sips of Snakebite! :tongue:

I'm not really a big drinker, but it does amuse me watching other people get drunk... :tongue:

Reply 983

LadySmythe

Original post by Champagne Supernova

Spoiler

You kids get off of my lawn! :shakecane:

Original post by r4ndom

Feeling old? Well, I'll be a fresher this year and I'm 26 :rolleyes:

Scary !!

I still feel young anyway :tongue:

Good, that's the main thing :p:

I'm still only 21 really so I am awesome young :five:

At what age does one become old? :holmes:

Reply 984

r4ndom

Original post by Loz17

You kids get off of my lawn! :shakecane:

Good, that's the main thing :p:

I'm still only 21 really so I am awesome young :five:

At what age does one become old? :holmes:

When he feels old? :biggrin:

Reply 985

Champagne Supernova

Original post by Loz17

You kids get off of my lawn! :shakecane:

And by lawn, I of course mean, the Eliot/Rutherford hill :shakecane:

Reply 986

AlexInWonderland

Original post by Loz17

You kids get off of my lawn! :shakecane:

Good, that's the main thing :p:

I'm still only 21 really so I am awesome young :five:

At what age does one become old? :holmes:

Paha, I'm not looking forward to my birthday this year and turning 20! I'll no longer be a menace in the eyes of the Daily Mail, and instead I'll be expected to be a productive member of society! I can't handle that responsibility yet :tongue:

Original post by River Shadow

That definitely makes sense! Wise to refuse to down it! I went to a Pub Golf social run by one of the societies I'm in, and one person downed all 9 of his drinks. Madness...

Ooooh nice one xD

Reply 987

River Shadow

Original post by AlexInWonderland

Ooooh nice one xD

Haha, I've only just turned 19 and that's making me feel old! :tongue:

I think being a student exempts you from being a productive member of society for a few extra years! :tongue:

Maybe when you're 21 perhaps?

Reply 988

AlexInWonderland

Original post by River Shadow

Haha, I've only just turned 19 and that's making me feel old! :tongue:

I think being a student exempts you from being a productive member of society for a few extra years! :tongue:

Maybe when you're 21 perhaps?

Yeah true. And besides, graduates seem likely to be unemployed for a while, and the Mail isn't exactly fond of people on the dole either. Could be a while until I become their model citizen lol

Reply 989

River Shadow

Original post by AlexInWonderland

Yeah true. And besides, graduates seem likely to be unemployed for a while, and the Mail isn't exactly fond of people on the dole either. Could be a while until I become their model citizen lol

Is the Mail fond of anyone?

Reply 990

Maccabees

Original post by River Shadow

Congratulations! Welcome to Kent! What course are you studying? :smile:

Computer Science :smile:

Reply 991

AlexInWonderland

Original post by River Shadow

Is the Mail fond of anyone?

Yeah sure if you are: straight, white, married, middle-income and vote Tory :smile:

So really, Middle England. Most of whom have the intelligence to read the Times or Telegraph :tongue:

My favorite bit of the Mail is their weekly addition to an ever growing list of things that can give you cancer, it's beyond ridiculous! To be honest, I imagine reading the Mail itself can give you cancer because it would cause a lot of unnecessary stress. If I thought that gay marriage was the worse thing that could ever happen, I certainly wouldn't want to read about it every morning and get angry as I enjoy my coffee and Cornflakes :tongue:

Reply 992

River Shadow

Original post by AlexInWonderland

Yeah sure if you are: straight, white, married, middle-income and vote Tory :smile:

So really, Middle England. Most of whom have the intelligence to read the Times or Telegraph :tongue:

Not making a cheap dig at my political views and paper-reading habits were you??? :tongue:

Oh, yeah, the Daily Mail list of things which give you cancer is pretty entertaining. I agree that it could probably give you cancer. :P Stress and anger isn't good for you!!!

Reply 993

LadySmythe

Original post by AlexInWonderland

Haha, you think that I do when I'm approching 22? :p:

Daily Fail has brain-washed you :zomg:

Reply 994

AlexInWonderland

Original post by Loz17

Haha, you think that I do when I'm approching 22? :p:

Daily Fail has brain-washed you :zomg:

You're in training to be the paragon of Daily Mail approval :tongue:

And paha, I hope not! I just find it quite amusing, it's harmless really :tongue:

Besides, if you try to read news pieces on their website, there are big pictures every few sentences, so you'd never get through the whole thing. This way, it can't brainwash you!

Reply 995

LadySmythe

Original post by AlexInWonderland

You're in training to be the paragon of Daily Mail approval :tongue:

And paha, I hope not! I just find it quite amusing, it's harmless really :tongue:

Besides, if you try to read news pieces on their website, there are big pictures every few sentences, so you'd never get through the whole thing. This way, it can't brainwash you!