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How Was Your Day?

By BigGibbo, in General Chat

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ScouseFox

ScouseFox

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Go the shop and buy a shitload of beer, usually 24/36 bottles in a deal somewhere, was £14 for 24 bottles of San Miguel by ours the other day. So a crate of 12 for £7. Go 3/4 ways on a bottle of sambuca at about £12, so another £3. Tenner down. You drink all that and barely need to buy anything once you're out, and even if you feel the need quid bottles means you can buy 6 or 7 in town and still have 3 quid change to throw to someone for a taxi home. Blag a few drinks off people when you're out and about as well an you can easily drink 20 bottles and a decent amount of shots/spirits for 20/25 quid.

I spent 5 months on the dole so had to get used to tricks of the trade etc by going out most weekends on very little money. Where there's a will there's a way. Occasionally (like this weekend) if I take my card out and i get a bit over excited ill end up lashing 50+ down the drain but it's rare. I wouldn't be able to go out half as much if I was mad enough to spend hundreds of quid a time.

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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I knew as soon as he posted that, the humble braggers would be out in full force about how they couldn't possibly enjoy a night out on anything less than a few hundred.

It's not humblebragging its true for most of us.

Twenty quid wouldn't cover a taxi to and from town and you'll spend at least 50 on drink. Add to that cost of bar/club entry and you're already touching three figures.

ADK

ADK

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It is your choice though.

 

Not that there's anything wrong with it, but some people act as if it would be literally impossible to enjoy a night out on less.

Unabomber

Unabomber

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I always end up spending a fair amount but that is mainly down to drinking belgian/craft beer which costs more, but at the end of the day it's my choice so can't complain.

Zingari

Zingari

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It's not humblebragging its true for most of us.

Twenty quid wouldn't cover a taxi to and from town and you'll spend at least 50 on drink. Add to that cost of bar/club entry and you're already touching three figures.

it costs extra for touching , most of them don't allow it .

Lamby

Lamby

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You spend that tenner on drugs then?

 

Nah, just inhale the fumes though a funnel when you have a shit, better effect than drugs.

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Soar Fox

Soar Fox

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If I go out on a weekend, I only spend about £10. You don't have to drink like 200L of alcohol to have a good time.

True. In my local though a pint of coke is nearly the same price of a pint of lager.

Lamby

Lamby

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True. In my local though a pint of coke is nearly the same price of a pint of lager.

 

This is why you always find a Wetherspoons to go to.

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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it costs extra for touching , most of them don't allow it .

After going Lap Dancing in Budapest I'd never go in a British one again!

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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This is why you always find a Wetherspoons to go to.

Ugh.

Last resorts. Pay a bit more and find a pub with a bit of character.

Zingari

Zingari

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After going Lap Dancing in Budapest I'd never go in a British one again!

i hadn't realised you were so talented Matt . Were the Magyar audience more appreciative ? 

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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i hadn't realised you were so talented Matt . Were the Magyar audience more appreciative ?

lol very! Then bouncers not so much!

Zingari

Zingari

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lol very! Then bouncers not so much!

:D

it was probably stripping out of the Nazi uniform that upset them . Those Hungarians have very long memories and hold grudges  

Rincewind

Rincewind

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When i came out at lunch time I met a local bobby. She was askingabout my neighbour and said an eviction notice had been served. Anyway on Granby Street opposite Sinsburys there  is a benck an on it was a bloke sat on it out of it. The policewoman shook him and it took a couple of minutes befor  he opened his eyes.

He did not look well. She had put on plastic gloves by this time  I asked if she wanted contact numbers butt. she she said she could handle it.

He was obviously a street guy from what I saw. I just hope he was OK after.

The police woman seemed very friendly. She did not judge the bloke and seemed genually concerned about his well being.

Lamby

Lamby

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When i came out at lunch time I met a local bobby. She was askingabout my neighbour and said an eviction notice had been served. Anyway on Granby Street opposite Sinsburys there  is a benck an on it was a bloke sat on it out of it. The policewoman shook him and it took a couple of minutes befor  he opened his eyes.

He did not look well. She had put on plastic gloves by this time  I asked if she wanted contact numbers butt. she she said she could handle it.

He was obviously a street guy from what I saw. I just hope he was OK after.

The police woman seemed very friendly. She did not judge the bloke and seemed genually concerned about his well being.

 

Channel 4 should make a documentary of your life, it will get millions of viewers I'm sure

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StanSP

StanSP

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Channel 4 should make a documentary of your life, it will get millions of viewers I'm sure

 

Would be better than yours:

 

 

Wakes up

Sticks a stupid bet on.

Sticks another stupid bet on.

Goes on FoxesTalk

Sticks another bet on

Lists stupid bets on FoxesTalk

Moans about work on FoxesTalk

Moans about home life on FoxesTalk

Goes to work

Whips cock out

Girl brushes ass against you

Goes home, back on FoxesTalk

Sees failed bets

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MooseBreath

MooseBreath

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When i came out at lunch time I met a local bobby. She was askingabout my neighbour and said an eviction notice had been served. Anyway on Granby Street opposite Sinsburys there  is a benck an on it was a bloke sat on it out of it (what???). The policewoman shook him and it took a couple of minutes befor  he opened his eyes.

He did not look well. She had put on plastic gloves by this time  I asked if she wanted contact numbers butt. she she said she could handle it.

He was obviously a street guy from what I saw. I just hope he was OK after. ...?

The police woman seemed very friendly. She did not judge the bloke and seemed genually concerned about his well being.

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