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Thinking about knocking it on the head.

 

It doesn't affect me in the working week generally, but seem to get in a pickle at weekends (mostly unplanned) and free booze work do's, as I'm sure most lads in their mid 20's do. Started doing a few tw*ttish things like missing expensive trains, unnecessarily arguing with people and making commitments when I'm p*ssed that I can't keep. All standard fare for the average drinker, but I'm basically fed up of being stupid when drunk! I used to enjoy the craic of a hangover, going for some breakfast with your mates and shaking it off, but I'm not fussed anymore.

 

Absolute killer from a weight point of view and the hangovers are getting worse - find myself in a complete depression pit come Sunday night, as well as feeling sick as a dog.

 

AND - probably most importantly - it's so bloody expensive. Live in Central London and even though I drink in pubs rather than clubs I find myself throwing cash at booze all night. Then I come home for the match, exclaim at how cheap it is, and drink more to compensate.

 

Already tried moderation and I'm just useless at it. Once I get the taste for it I'll knock it back.

 

Do quite alot outside of work so I'm not dependent on drinking at weekends, but obviously if you're used to being a pub environment often it's tough when all your mates are drinking.

 

Has anyone else jacked it in?

 

 

 

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I often jack it in for a month or two at a time and find it reasonably easy. Just try abstaining for two or four weeks and see how you feel. Put the money you save into a little pot and at the end of four weeks send it all to me.

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Thinking about knocking it on the head.

It doesn't affect me in the working week generally, but seem to get in a pickle at weekends (mostly unplanned) and free booze work do's, as I'm sure most lads in their mid 20's do. Started doing a few tw*ttish things like missing expensive trains, unnecessarily arguing with people and making commitments when I'm p*ssed that I can't keep. All standard fare for the average drinker, but I'm basically fed up of being stupid when drunk! I used to enjoy the craic of a hangover, going for some breakfast with your mates and shaking it off, but I'm not fussed anymore.

Absolute killer from a weight point of view and the hangovers are getting worse - find myself in a complete depression pit come Sunday night, as well as feeling sick as a dog.

AND - probably most importantly - it's so bloody expensive. Live in Central London and even though I drink in pubs rather than clubs I find myself throwing cash at booze all night. Then I come home for the match, exclaim at how cheap it is, and drink more to compensate.

Already tried moderation and I'm just useless at it. Once I get the taste for it I'll knock it back.

Do quite alot outside of work so I'm not dependent on drinking at weekends, but obviously if you're used to being a pub environment often it's tough when all your mates are drinking.

Has anyone else jacked it in?

I will drink to that!
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SillyBilly

There is a different between getting rat-arsed and being a seasoned drinker. I used to be a binge drinker in my 20's (never touched a drop apart from Fri/Sat night, I'd even generally refuse a glass of wine with a meal etc.). That was a very bad relationship to have with drink. I wouldn't change it though, had a right laugh.

 

Now I just get f**ked on worknights instead with supermarket bought beer.

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I've been away from uni for about a year now and I just prefer to sit in with a few beers and watch the telly. 

 

Suppose it's whether you like a drink without having to get p*ssed up, which I do but know many that dont.

 

Might have to start hitting the vodka on nights in, in prepartion for being back at uni in September. 

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Give up the crap pub lagers and develop a taste for Belgian Trappist beers.

 

I find that a couple of bottles of Orval, Westmalle Tripel or Chimay White makes a perfect end to any day.

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Give up the crap pub lagers and develop a taste for Belgian Trappist beers.

 

I find that a couple of bottles of Orval, Westmalle Tripel or Chimay White makes a perfect end to any day.

develop an expensive hobby as well.

You can't blame people for buying cheap booze.

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develop an expensive hobby as well.

You can't blame people for buying cheap booze.

 

No, but I can mock them

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Just had a few days away and never touched any. I could say it was hard but I'd be lying. It just felt wierd drinking coke, not lager and we still had a great time. Just proves you don't have to be trollied to have a good time.

But I'm different to Asanovic, I don't have to be trolleyed to argue with somebody, that comes naturally to me. If they've acted like a tool, they'll get told.

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not them sort of fags..

You still struggling Mo55y? Have you tried an E-cig or one of the flavoured ones? Dav had one yesterday and it smelt like donuts, very odd. turns out it was vanilla.Think I'd have tried to eat it ;-)

Asanovic, have you tried the alcohol free stuff like Becks Blue? You get the taste, have less sugar but no hangover. It works for me :-)

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All I'll say is that Ladyrams real name is Stella.

That's all I'll say. ;)

I have a glass with me name etched on it too. Very stylish.

Heehee

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its not a dainty half pint glass is it?

No. It's a pint glass but it's never filled more than halfway.

Honest.

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