Red Wine Drinking and being a *#@*

I can only speak for myself, but there's nothing better than getting sloshed on red wine. Absolutely fantastic feeling, I love it.

But the trouble is, as with some others mentioned here, I turn into a total tvvat, and the hangover is unbearable.

So I haven't had any in years, I stick to beer, which I can handle.
 
Centralscrutinizer said:
Right then you ****ing bunch of ******* ****s, just had another glass and I've got a few ******* things to say. ****** *****, and especially you bumface, *****ing **** ******* and *****. And ***** bunch of ****ing ****s.
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Well that's just plain rude. I'm outraged. I'll meet you at the green in Norton in ten minutes and we can sort this out man to man. I'll bring the chess set.
 
Centralscrutinizer said:
Right then you ****ing bunch of ******* ****s, just had another glass and I've got a few ******* things to say. ****** *****, and especially you bumface, *****ing **** ******* and *****. And ***** bunch of ****ing ****s.
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I didn’t even know you posted on here, love.

And I apologised for burning your toast, but you wouldn’t let it go, would you.
 
A lot can be forgiven between good friends if people are prepared to acknowledge their mistakes and reach out to apologise. If this is typical behaviour and he makes no effort to address it, I’d be asking myself why I considered him a friend in the first place.
 
SilentProf said:
A lot can be forgiven between good friends if people are prepared to acknowledge their mistakes and reach out to apologise. If this is typical behaviour and he makes no effort to address it, I’d be asking myself why I considered him a friend in the first place.
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Apologising seems to be out of fashion these days. I always apologise if I've done something I shouldn't have and then I try to make up for it. Some people seem to find it very hard to say sorry. They think it makes them look weak. They're wrong.
 
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