Rage!

Recently someone I respected called me a loafing drunk

I drink quite a lot but in my defence I have cut down, I mean that's got to be worth something, right?

Anyway, I don't think I'm lazy, I spose I spend a lot of time sitting surfing the net.

I might cut down my surfing a bit so I can get more done but I'm certainly not going to let the person know that they have made me this miffed and affected the amount of time I spend online.

Anyone else feel guilty about drinking and surfing?

Brendan Hughes

You sound like a sulky loafing drunk to me.

HTH

RichWalk

We tried one afternoon session in Croyd after drinking eight bottles of Diamond White each, we fell off so many times we had to abondon the day..........damn funny though, the locals we were surfing with the day before couldnt believe their eyes

Chip Sengravy

Yes, cutting down is the first stage. It's an addiction, afterall. Your body needs time to adjust, both mentally and physically.

And yes, sometimes I also get down in the dumps ( despite my happy-go-lucky posting style ), and wonder if life is passing me by, in the form of a 19" CRT, and a 3rd party, 15 second, force refresh application.

When that happens, I generally go and grab another lager, and things are instantly brighter!

David Lock

If you're worried join the Liberal Democrats - they'll look after you.

Rage!

Well I've made a start by leaving a few forums I have made friends on. I say friends but I suppose they are more like relative strangers in real life so they don't really deserve an explanation for my departure. I just upped and left.

Don't come to this forum much but I might stick around here cos at least no one has got stuck into me about being lazy even though I am practically busting a gut to find a job.

Bones Gambino

A job would be a good start, get you away from the PC and give you a reason not to drink.

Rapid17

Mate, how you live your life is your business. Tell the person who called you a loafing drunk to get lost. Geoff.

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It definately makes me lazy, this weekend for example.

Friday - Pub 5.30 - 11.00
Saturday Pub 7.30 - 3.00
Sunday Pub 1.00 - 7.30

Achieved nothing all weekend apart from drinking through hangovers...i'll do what I want to do though.

Anyway I always wonder whats 'normal', 2.4 children, 3 bed semi and a focus, **** that.

Chop

fast bloke

Ideally you should lookfor a job where you don't have to do any work and have unlimited unrestricted web access. Then you can just drink in the evenings

Chip Sengravy

oik

I disagree ... I recommend making your home life the focus of your attention, munch some apple pie, that kind of thing ... suddenly everything will be just dandy!

Foot_Tapper

Find something to break the vicious circle mate.
Anything, doesnt really matter what it is.

suprabeast

How old are you out of interest?

Ray_li

loafing drunk

I bet you don't have a job aswel

Rage!

I'm 34, but what's that got to do with anything?

and yes I do have a job... after a rather long 'sabbatical' I recently started work doing IT for a local agricultural machinery company.

M444GY

iTrader: (72)

i dont think its lazy! the walk to the pub is a mile and i sit the furthest away from the bar and toilet so that a get maximum exercise during the nights out walking back and forth

Ray_li

During your long 'sabbatical' did you find yourself drinking in the morning to late evenings?

Leslie

Its quite hard work lifting all those drinks to your mouth anyway.

Les

New_scooby_04

iTrader: (4)

Quit hogging the broadband and pass me a beer!!!

Ns04