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Please don't let me drink again - I am a disgrace to all women over 40!

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Tanzie · 21/03/2006 23:02

Got very drunk before going out on Saturday night and proceeded to drink at dull dinner party. And did the following:

Sent a friend a "voicemail" message of me having a pee. It wasn't just a straightforward pee, it sounded like a symphony - long gushes, little drips and stopping and starting. Blush

Entertained other friends with drunken text messages all evening which included such gems as "F*ck me, I'm dribbling" and "Have spilt casserole all over my tits, do you think X (another guest) would lick it off if I asked him?" Blush

Repeatedly told the woman's cat to fuck off and that it was the ugliest cat I'd ever seen. She loves this cat to bits and it is virtually her only friend.

Told woman her food was better than her usual effort and had she had a few lessons since we last ate there?

There is probably a lot more - this is all that I remember so far or that friends have "helpfully" pointed out to me.

I am cringeing...

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Piffle · 21/03/2006 23:04

PMSL I wish you were my friend and I was getting your texts Grin

handlemecarefully · 21/03/2006 23:04

Ummm - well yes, please don't drink again Wink

misdee · 21/03/2006 23:05

hahaha, omg! can i invite you a bottle round when the in=laws come over Wink

sparklymieow · 21/03/2006 23:06

hehe Grin love it, when I drink I get really giggly and then pass out.

moondog · 21/03/2006 23:06

It's a good thing I don't even know how to send taxts or I'm sure I would be much the same.
Grin

Tanzie · 21/03/2006 23:08

DH's only comment was "You were very entertaining..."

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handlemecarefully · 21/03/2006 23:10

On a serious note (I know - kill joy boring sod) - do you think you might want to apologise to the woman for abusing her cat and her cooking?

I'm not saying that you should; she probably doesn't mind at all and took it in good humour - but would it make you feel better? (i.e. do you think you over stepped the mark?)

monkeytrousers · 21/03/2006 23:10

DO NOT DRINK AT BORING PARTIES WHERE IT MIGHT REMOTELY MATTER, AGAIN

edam · 21/03/2006 23:10

Oh Lord, it's when dh says things like that I know I've been really, really, really embarrassing...

Can I come along next time you have a big night out? Grin

Tanzie · 21/03/2006 23:12

HMC - I have apologised. She knows I love cats so doesn't think I meant it anyway and has supreme confidence in her own abilities in the kitchen and everywhere else so probably assumed I was joking!

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handlemecarefully · 21/03/2006 23:16

Ah excellent stuff. Nothing to worry about then!

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