The evil of drink - Hilarious
01 September 2010, 10:09 AM
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Saw this a few days ago, i have been like that only once, i went on an all day bender with the family and woke up around 2am in a bustop 
I can remember thinking WTF!?! and that i needed to get home, it took me over an hour to walk down my street, it was almost epic, i could see the finish line, i could visualise me walking through the front door, but i just could not seam to make any progress, i spent more time walking sideways across the road, than walking forwards
Surprisingly i did not have a hangover the following day, that seamed to arrive a day afterwards
I can remember thinking WTF!?! and that i needed to get home, it took me over an hour to walk down my street, it was almost epic, i could see the finish line, i could visualise me walking through the front door, but i just could not seam to make any progress, i spent more time walking sideways across the road, than walking forwards
Surprisingly i did not have a hangover the following day, that seamed to arrive a day afterwards
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Saw this a few days ago, i have been like that only once, i went on an all day bender with the family and woke up around 2am in a bustop
I can remember thinking WTF!?! and that i needed to get home, it took me over an hour to walk down my street, it was almost epic, i could see the finish line, i could visualise me walking through the front door, but i just could not seam to make any progress, i spent more time walking sideways across the road, than walking forwards
Surprisingly i did not have a hangover the following day, that seamed to arrive a day afterwards
I can remember thinking WTF!?! and that i needed to get home, it took me over an hour to walk down my street, it was almost epic, i could see the finish line, i could visualise me walking through the front door, but i just could not seam to make any progress, i spent more time walking sideways across the road, than walking forwards
Surprisingly i did not have a hangover the following day, that seamed to arrive a day afterwards
That is quite a story 
Visualise the finish line
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Hmm I dont think he was drunk.
I reckon someone strapped weights to the back of his head! It's like he's got a rubber band from his shirt collar to his shoes ROFL.
I reckon someone strapped weights to the back of his head! It's like he's got a rubber band from his shirt collar to his shoes ROFL.
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Thought it was a set at first , then sort of changed me mind
Id definitely have sat down, for a while, before attempting the climb the third time
It helps if you run in these situations im always find , although its been many years youll understand
Id definitely have sat down, for a while, before attempting the climb the third time
It helps if you run in these situations im always find , although its been many years youll understand
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Saw this a few days ago, i have been like that only once, i went on an all day bender with the family and woke up around 2am in a bustop
I can remember thinking WTF!?! and that i needed to get home, it took me over an hour to walk down my street, it was almost epic, i could see the finish line, i could visualise me walking through the front door, but i just could not seam to make any progress, i spent more time walking sideways across the road, than walking forwards
Surprisingly i did not have a hangover the following day, that seamed to arrive a day afterwards
I can remember thinking WTF!?! and that i needed to get home, it took me over an hour to walk down my street, it was almost epic, i could see the finish line, i could visualise me walking through the front door, but i just could not seam to make any progress, i spent more time walking sideways across the road, than walking forwards
Surprisingly i did not have a hangover the following day, that seamed to arrive a day afterwards
being that bad is normally the time i just give up and sleep where i drop. it's only happened a few times and i normally wake up in the garden.
best one was a huge **** up at our golf club. i went out for some air, my gyro went a bit wrong and i couldn't make it back to the club house. ended up kipping in a bunker on the 17th hole. got woken up by the sprinklers going off
never did find my shoes 
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