Can I Fix This?

southernscouser

ciarasdreams wrote: »

I still feel sick and headachey but it was absolutely brilliant and I had a really good time and lots of fun and I am much richer as well.

Still? When did you stop drinking? :rotfl:

boredofbeingathome

ciarasdreams wrote: »

Anyone who can use their previous sexual partners as a chat up line deserves for everybody to run away from him. :rolleyes: Looking interested is not the problem but sometimes actually fully comprehending what I am being told and being able to respond appropriately can be but for now I am really just most concerned about checking that he is absolutely and definitely and totally single.

Well that's a given,my friend loves telling that story- i hope i've not plagerised it:rolleyes: i dont know how you could check up on him being single without taking his word for it at the beginning, although i think that yellow pages offer a service for private detectives at reasonable rates:cool:

ciarasdreams

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Well that's a given,my friend loves telling that story- i hope i've not plagerised it:rolleyes: i dont know how you could check up on him being single without taking his word for it at the beginning, although i think that yellow pages offer a service for private detectives at reasonable rates:cool:

I think that I will ask my sister because she always seems to know people who do all sorts of jobs or I could just ask my brother in law if he would mind checking for me. :rotfl:

ciarasdreams

southernscouser wrote: »

Still? When did you stop drinking? :rotfl:

About 6.00 this morning then I had breakfast before I sobered up enough to realise that fried food is bad and makes people sick.

Mupeteer

But sometimes it's the only thing to keep a hangover at bay.

ciarasdreams

Mupeteer wrote: »

But sometimes it's the only thing to keep a hangover at bay.

Sadly it never works for me though that never stops me from trying every time and I still try and see if it will work this time but it never does.

boredofbeingathome

Iv'e never suffered from a hangover in my life- my husband hates it when we've been out and i'm up bright and breezy. I do get a bit tired towards the end of the day though, but then again hubby usually mixes drinks so it doesn't help. Asprin usually works though and plenty of water.

southernscouser

ciarasdreams wrote: »

About 6.00 this morning then I had breakfast before I sobered up enough to realise that fried food is bad and makes people sick.

Ya numpty!

I spent my morning running round a football pitch! :rolleyes: I can't remember what going out is! :rotfl:

And now I'm trying to stay awake to watch the Super Bowl. :undecided

ciarasdreams

It was not my fault honestly the others were a bad influence on me especially my sister except she was not actually drinking herself. :rolleyes: I am just glad that I did not have to catch a flight today because I am not sure that I would have survived it because I struggled to get just from my bed to my bathroom until after lunch time. How is your team doing?

southernscouser

It's always someone elses fault!

We're doing rubbish this season! :rotfl:

But I did score the equaliser today!