what his optimum dose is.
Given which, why on earth after all these years when I find myself not wanting to go to bed, but with an empty glass, do I still fall for the old 'Oh, another glass or two can't really hurt, can it?' thing?
First the man takes the drinkOriginally Posted by Burney
what his optimum dose is.
Given which, why on earth after all these years when I find myself not wanting to go to bed, but with an empty glass, do I still fall for the old 'Oh, another glass or two can't really hurt, can it?' thing?
Then the drink takes the drink
Then the drink takes the man
Because, like the rest of us, you're deeply unhappy and think another drink will solve this.
That's what they say, yes. No hope for the future
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
'The drink takes the drink?' What does that mean?First the man takes the drink
Then the drink takes the drink
Then the drink takes the man
After you've had one the booze takes over and demands more booze. Is that really more opaque than Joyce to a man with a fúcking literature degree?
Oh, right. As I might have explained, I'm not actually firing on all cylinders this morning. Some moderation in your rather harsh tone would be appreciated.
Apologies. Do you not have an emergency flask in your desk from which you can take a soothing belt of cognac?
People take a dim view of that sort of thing these days, I fear. I have to make do with the half-bottle of Teacher's I've got taped inside the cistern of trap one of the gents.
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