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imported_Fluffy_Bunny · 03-25-2007, 09:09 AM

[quote="Airborne Butters":1759d]I differ on the non drunk drinking Fluff. I've had days where I'll come home from work and just have a beer and relax. Won't get drunk or anything, but I do in fact like the taste of beer.

Before I started working though, I was getting drunk like 6 days a week. It was the only thing to do. It's a bitch now because I work, but still drink sometimes and then have to get up at 7 am. I actually got in trouble this week because I got pretty drunk Monday and then went to work Tuesday hungover and fell asleep at my desk : / Learned my lesson though.

Like I said though, there's pretty much nothing else to do at 22. Most everything you do at this age, usually involves booze. "Hey wanna go to the beach? Yeah! Okay, let's get a case of beer...." or "let's play baseball! Alright, just lemme stop at the liquor store...." It's kinda sad, but I guess that's how it works. I've talked to people who are where I'm at now and most of them are well off. They always tell me "Well, you're just young. Eventually you'll sober, get a house, have a kid and the whole nine..." It's almost depressing sorta...lol.[/quote:1759d]

Yar im 23 & the youngest at my workplace in London, second youngest is some girl of 26, most of the guys I hang with at work are 27-33. My usual mates are 19-22. I think it's pretty cool hanging with older people at times, mainly due to their experience in life. I remember one guy of 40 whos happily married & has two kids etc. But he got married at 21 & never really lived the single party life. We went to a few bars & he was telling me to go nuts & get every lady I can kus it's only more difficult as I get older- wise advice imho the_finger: I guess after studying history it's certainly taught me to listen & make judgements from other peoples experiences.

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imported_Fluffy_Bunny is Offline Senior Member Posts: 3,564 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Reading 'Country Life' magazine in a crack wh0res brothel in Soho, London	03-25-2007, 09:09 AM [quote="Airborne Butters":1759d]I differ on the non drunk drinking Fluff. I've had days where I'll come home from work and just have a beer and relax. Won't get drunk or anything, but I do in fact like the taste of beer. Before I started working though, I was getting drunk like 6 days a week. It was the only thing to do. It's a bitch now because I work, but still drink sometimes and then have to get up at 7 am. I actually got in trouble this week because I got pretty drunk Monday and then went to work Tuesday hungover and fell asleep at my desk : / Learned my lesson though. Like I said though, there's pretty much nothing else to do at 22. Most everything you do at this age, usually involves booze. "Hey wanna go to the beach? Yeah! Okay, let's get a case of beer...." or "let's play baseball! Alright, just lemme stop at the liquor store...." It's kinda sad, but I guess that's how it works. I've talked to people who are where I'm at now and most of them are well off. They always tell me "Well, you're just young. Eventually you'll sober, get a house, have a kid and the whole nine..." It's almost depressing sorta...lol.[/quote:1759d] Yar im 23 & the youngest at my workplace in London, second youngest is some girl of 26, most of the guys I hang with at work are 27-33. My usual mates are 19-22. I think it's pretty cool hanging with older people at times, mainly due to their experience in life. I remember one guy of 40 whos happily married & has two kids etc. But he got married at 21 & never really lived the single party life. We went to a few bars & he was telling me to go nuts & get every lady I can kus it's only more difficult as I get older- wise advice imho the_finger: I guess after studying history it's certainly taught me to listen & make judgements from other peoples experiences.