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General discussions on joining & training in the British Army.
Soldier_Girl
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by Soldier_Girl Tue 06 Oct, 2009 4:51 pm
arctic lizzard wrote: alcoholic? how dare you?
I can't decide if that should be a paradox, or an oxymoron ... but I like the idea of casually frequent drinking ... or frequently casual drinking
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by HRH Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:01 pm
haha nothing wrong with either option
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by arctic lizzard Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:08 pm
add continuously, and i think you might have a perfect 3
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by Soldier_Girl Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:25 pm
arctic lizzard wrote: add continuously, and i think you might have a perfect 3
Continuously casual frequent drinking .... it's a paradox ... it HAS to be!
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by Soldier_Girl Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:26 pm
HRH wrote: haha nothing wrong with either option
Too true
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by arctic lizzard Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:29 pm
top marks to the paradox police.
however......
I continue to have casual drinking sessions....on a frequent basis. By casual, I mean nothing formal ie weddings
get out of that one without moving
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by Soldier_Girl Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:34 pm
arctic lizzard wrote: top marks to the paradox police.
however......
I continue to have casual drinking sessions....on a frequent basis. By casual, I mean nothing formal ie weddings
get out of that one without moving
I need a stiff whiskey to get out of this one, without moving ...
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HRH
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by HRH Tue 06 Oct, 2009 5:47 pm
why would you not drink at a wedding
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by egghead Tue 06 Oct, 2009 8:20 pm
buy a pair of running trainers run as far as possible in a hour, find a massive hill run up it as fast as u can then walk down do that few times, sprint 100 metres then walk or jog 100 repeat that 10 times, go on long runs will build your stamina and on windy days go running in to the wind
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by Soldier_Girl Wed 07 Oct, 2009 8:29 am
egghead wrote: buy a pair of running trainers run as far as possible in a hour, find a massive hill run up it as fast as u can then walk down do that few times, sprint 100 metres then walk or jog 100 repeat that 10 times, go on long runs will build your stamina and on windy days go running in to the wind
All on the same day?
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by arctic lizzard Wed 07 Oct, 2009 9:24 am
HRH wrote: why would you not drink at a wedding
I would, but it would be a formal affair - non-casual.
there is a difference between formal and casual drinking. You wear a tie for the 1st.
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by HRH Wed 07 Oct, 2009 9:44 am
Haha nice
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by Soldier_Girl Wed 07 Oct, 2009 11:59 am
arctic lizzard wrote: HRH wrote: why would you not drink at a wedding
I would, but it would be a formal affair - non-casual.
there is a difference between formal and casual drinking. You wear a tie for the 1st.
I'd wear my best black dress for formal drinking, and would drink champagne as well ... for the casual drinking, it's be pints of lager while wearing jeans and a T-shirt ... and spilling a lot of beer on myself
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by arctic lizzard Wed 07 Oct, 2009 12:09 pm
naked bar suddenly springs to mind
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by Soldier_Girl Wed 07 Oct, 2009 12:32 pm
arctic lizzard wrote: naked bar suddenly springs to mind
After the amount of beer I'll be spilling, that might have to be an option ...
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