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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 2:22 pm
by Euterpe13
I was rather more worried by tales of the " goings-on" at the homes where you stayed....

interesting

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 2:53 pm
by Jolyon
tell tell!

The only great story I had was staying at a place which also had an American exchange student. We stayed up late discussing mainly Blackadder Goes Forth and lines such as "I wouldnt lick a german if they were glazed in honey".

But respect must be given to the members of the party with great Irish-pub-dar. Only they could have found an Irish boozer in every town we went to. The dangerous looking Irish flag cocktail was not something you expect to discover in Nuremburg (spelling?). One moment I remeber was setting alight a fellow actors hair while he was fraternising with the locals. And I have said sorry to him many hundreds of times.

Btw, who was your child that was on the tour?

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 3:15 pm
by Euterpe13
Seb Bonnet ..

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:43 pm
by darthmaul
I say, do I strike you all as being rather strange, in that I don't drink myself silly at any given opportunity?

Saturday nights are rather sad from my perspective - and unfortunately rather funny at the same time. The fact that people find it all funny merely encourages them to do it again the following week.

(sigh)...

not strange at all

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:49 pm
by Jolyon
Well it isnt that strange really. Considering the volumes invovled in getting heavily drunk are rather large and therefore tought to hide (I am excluding drinking alone here and assuming drinks for 4 people or more) it was alwyas too much like hard work.

That is one of the great CH traits though, the lengths we would go to just to do something slightly naughty.

I have to mention the first month of my Deps though. Every Saturday night I ended up being brought some UF who was VERY drunk to look after cause "he will know what to do". Oddly enough what I did every time was get them busted and medical attention. 3 needed stomach pumping for crying out loud.... There is drinking and then there is just silliness.... Grrrr

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:53 pm
by darthmaul
Tis true - the work involved generally outweighs the consequences. I prefer to have a few pints of something real, NOT LAGER, and enjoy with a few friends.

Of course there is something about CH that engenders a feeling of rebellion (every institution does) - our rebelliousness doesn't usually extend to much though; in fact we're rather bad at being rebellious. Sad really.

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:56 pm
by englishangel
darthmaul wrote:Tis true - the work involved generally outweighs the consequences. I prefer to have a few pints of something real, NOT LAGER, and enjoy with a few friends.

Of course there is something about CH that engenders a feeling of rebellion (every institution does) - our rebelliousness doesn't usually extend to much though; in fact we're rather bad at being rebellious. Sad really.
Don't worry Luke, you are not alone, my son (20) prefers 2 good pints to gallons of fizzy p*ss.

Other son (17) dislikes alcohol in all its forms.

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:59 pm
by darthmaul
englishangel wrote:Don't worry Luke, you are not alone, my son (20) prefers 2 good pints to gallons of fizzy p*ss.

Stella? P***? Neva...it's real stuff! Honest mate!

Apologies - a raving lunatic had brief control over the keyboard.

Arggghhhh!!!

At this point, the raving lunatic in charge of my keyboard is beaten and thrown off a cliff.

Long live real ale!

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:26 pm
by 99yorkpj
darthmaul wrote:
englishangel wrote:Don't worry Luke, you are not alone, my son (20) prefers 2 good pints to gallons of fizzy p*ss.
Stella? P***? Neva...it's real stuff! Honest mate!

Apologies - a raving lunatic had brief control over the keyboard.

Arggghhhh!!!

At this point, the raving lunatic in charge of my keyboard is beaten and thrown off a cliff.
Hmmmmmm......wonder who that was..... not nameing any names of course...!!!! But yeah, I've decided to give up drinking for the sake of a saturday night... but a glass (mug) of wine/ beer goes down well occaisionally... or even the old G&T.... hehehehehehehe

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:28 pm
by DavebytheSea
99yorkpj wrote:
darthmaul wrote:
englishangel wrote:Don't worry Luke, you are not alone, my son (20) prefers 2 good pints to gallons of fizzy p*ss.

Stella? P***? Neva...it's real stuff! Honest mate!

Apologies - a raving lunatic had brief control over the keyboard.

Arggghhhh!!!

At this point, the raving lunatic in charge of my keyboard is beaten and thrown off a cliff.

Long live real ale!
Hmmmmmm......wonder who that was..... not nameing any names of course...!!!! But yeah, I've decided to give up drinking for the sake of a saturday night... but a glass (mug) of wine/ beer goes down well occaisionally... or even the old G&T.... hehehehehehehe


......er ... and your point is 99Yorkpj??

That there is an absence in Grecians East that can only be filled from Grecians West?

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:30 pm
by darthmaul
DavebytheSea wrote:
99yorkpj wrote:
darthmaul wrote:
Stella? P***? Neva...it's real stuff! Honest mate!

Apologies - a raving lunatic had brief control over the keyboard.

Arggghhhh!!!

At this point, the raving lunatic in charge of my keyboard is beaten and thrown off a cliff.

Long live real ale!
Hmmmmmm......wonder who that was..... not nameing any names of course...!!!! But yeah, I've decided to give up drinking for the sake of a saturday night... but a glass (mug) of wine/ beer goes down well occaisionally... or even the old G&T.... hehehehehehehe
......er ... and your point is 99Yorkpj??

That there is an absence in Grecians East that can only be filled from Grecians West?
I think, Pip, you have quoted wrong. (Fixed it. Forum Moderator)

And Dave...I very confused...

Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:34 pm
by 99yorkpj
yeah, qoute went haywire sorry... but i assure you there is no shortage of the old booze in east... !!!

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 8:22 am
by malteaser
darthmaul wrote:Long live real ale!
hobgoblin is a particular favourite of mine, however old speckled hen is also rather good! :D

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 11:01 am
by Great Plum
darthmaul wrote:I say, do I strike you all as being rather strange, in that I don't drink myself silly at any given opportunity?

Saturday nights are rather sad from my perspective - and unfortunately rather funny at the same time. The fact that people find it all funny merely encourages them to do it again the following week.

(sigh)...
I never did - it was far more fun to watch the drunkards...

However, once I got into the club, that was a different matter as I could then drink legitamately...

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:14 pm
by sport!
Great Plum wrote:I never did - it was far more fun to watch the drunkards...

However, once I got into the club, that was a different matter as I could then drink legitamately...
I thought the illegitimacy was the fun part........