Just thought Id throw that out there.

What an astute granpa you had.


And of course, never trust someone who's eyebrows meet in the middle.

daPope said:

He's an idiot. Don't u have a mind of ur own?

doctamario said:

in some twisted way he may have a point. when you drink your inhibitions aren't on guard as much. so someone who drinks maybe more open or not afraid to tell it like it is. while some one who doesn't drink is holding something dark and sinister back

Did that jackass call my grandaddy an idiot?

daPope said:

Your grandaddy is a wise man!










[Edited 6/2/05 14:36pm]

brownsugar said:

I personally think alcohol is stupid and overrated. It tastes like shit and the effects it has on u aren't desirable. Ic ur point, but I don't agree with his statement

brownsugar said:

HEY LADY!

i only drink milk, and i ain't got nothing to hide

doctamario said:

What's your plughole, Dr?

doctamario said:

i don't drink either ( well a maybe a few beers whenever i get the chance to go out which is not much.) i'm just trying to understand the other side to the argument

daPope said:

So what the FUCK does that mean???

I don't drink.

I don't like the taste of alcohol.

Heavenly said:

I don't trust you.

Well, most of you know what I do for a living; and I see drunks ALL the time. Being in one sitch a week or so ago with a couple of drunk roomates made me think of what grandaddy said. These two were probably in their early 50's, playing cards with each other and it got a little loud. We show up and these two are gushing like schoolgirls about who's cheating at cards, then who's not paying the rent, then who's doin' who's girlfriend. It was quite humorous. Had these two been sober, well we wouldnt have had to be there, but the point is that liquor does make you honest and grandaddy had a point; a man that doesnt have a cocktail with you is probably holding something back or cant be trusted.

brownsugar said:

True.. so true..

doctamario said:

brownsugar said:

Yeah....and after a few pints of best bitter it don't half come flooding out the day after...

2the9s said:

Finally. I've practically given up trying to make you not trust me. I stole your women, I broke deals with you. If only I knew that all it took is letting you know I don't drink.
That would've saved me a lot of work.

daPope said:

whatever

doctamario said:

You're a newbie. I won't hurt you. You're supposed to be stupid.

daPope said:

I take it your grandpappy drank too much?

WHAT IF HE SMOKES BUD?

Heavenly said:

I'm not trying to encourage you to drink, but as alcohol comes in many forms and flavours, I bet we could find a drink that you'd love.

Sherry trifle and chocolate liqueurs count as alcohol too!

How about a nice tropical Malibu and pineapple ?


or a refreshing Bombay Sapphire and tonic ?



or a thirst-quenching Becks ?




or a wee dram of the heather nectar An Cnoc (Highland Whisky) ?





or an Irish Coffee ?






Baileys Coffee ?








OK, how about a cup of tea then ?








Would you like a nip of vodka in your tea ?

Im not so sure about this







I have heard to never trust a man with 2 first names though

ella731 said:

doesn't the second one qualify as a 'middle' name?

or do you mean a double barrelled name, like "Barnaby-James"

For example.

TheFrog said:

No like first and last


example. Harrold William
Jeff Henry

ella731 said:

aaaah, i see.

like Prince Nelson.

TheFrog said:

EXACTLY!


would you trust that man with your daughter?

ella731 said:

I wouldn't trust that man with my dad, let alone my daughter.

TheFrog said:

btw How are you this fine Friday