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Oh to be a lightweight

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PlinkPlink · 12/10/2018 18:24

So I'm sat here, having been to my uncle in laws retirement do. I'm trying to appear quite sober when in reality, I'm not.

How much have I drunk, dear reader? A mere 2 glasses of wine and half a champagne. That is it!

When I played rugby (no more than 5 years ago) I was downing pints of cider by the dozen!

What has happened to me?! A baby has.

So, I ask you all, to share your lightweight stories, post-baby or not.

Did you go out and get hammered in style, hurling your guts up? Or did you slowly realise by daring to have a cheap cranberry and vodka in a can at home that your tolerance was nowhere near what it used to be?

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PlinkPlink · 13/10/2018 09:16

Haha bluetongue amazing projectile vomiting. Maybe that was more heat stroke or something? Hopefully you haven't had any more Exorcist experiences 😂

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bluetongue · 14/10/2018 05:29

Ha Plink pretty sure it was a combination of being drunk and heat exhaustion. It was 38 degrees that day Shock

Despite my bad choice to walk home in the heat I at least was thinking clearly enough to apply sunscreen. Adding sunburn to my list of misery would have been hideous Grin

MrTumblesSpottyHag · 14/10/2018 07:40

I once had 23 of those fruity vodka shot things in a pub then proceeded to have a typical night out involving a shot glass around my neck which random men would pour their drinks into and I'd drink whatever it was. 😱
I was fine the next day and probably went on to do similar the next night.

Last night I had 2 rum and cokes, one with dinner, (DH measures, so not even strong!) and felt pissed as a fart!

I blame getting old (I'm 32)

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