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Hippo
Lord Hippo
Get yerself some will power.Good for you.
I wish I could manage this. But if I did W would have to do it with me and I know there is no chance of that happening!
I did dry January a couple of years back just to see how it went. OK I didn't have any blood tests, but apart from that I felt no benefits at all.
I am pleased you find alcohol free gin so good. Dunno if we could get that over here, but I'll try it if I can find any. My massive problem is that I simply like the taste of alcoholic drinks. I never get drunk any more, not even silly. But i find soft stuff frankly boring.
Anyway keep it up and let us know how your reads change!
Still covered by consumer rights law, ..... if you can be bovvad.
Don't need to, got plenty, as dry January proved.
Big thing is, at 69, and 77 respectively we both feel, to a large extent, why bother and deny ourselves a little pleasure?
The sawbones would be pushing me a lot harder to take statins or summat if he really thought I needed to.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
But alcohol also puts a lot of strain on the body. A little pleasure is one fing. A bottle a day is much different. Yer could cut down as opposed to stop.
Depends what bottle!
Beer?
Gin?
Wine?
We do similar to @DanClarke i.e. only have aperitifs and post prandial brandies or whiskies after, at the weekend, (just had to edit it and put that in!) but we do split a bottle of wine between us every day.
So yup, no denying it we are well over the 14 units a week.
But both our waistlines are average or below and we don't either of us have heart problems.
We have decided to have only half a bottle of wine between us during the week, (per day, natch!) and to have more water on the table!
There, decision taken!
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Gimme some of this!!!!!
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Acksherly don't need to look for one as my ancient motorola flip phone with its dinky lickle antenna, is precisely one. Especially as I never did find out how to use it for the interweb!!
Gimme some of this!!!!!
People want 'dumbphones'. Will companies make them?
Self-labelled neo-Luddites and the tech-stressed are searching for phones with fewer features. Industry experts cite precarious profit margins and a wobbly market around this need.
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Acksherly don't need to look for one as my ancient motorola flip phone with its dinky lickle antenna, is precisely one. Especially as I never did find out how to use it for the interweb!!
It didn't have interwebs, certainly not WiFiOh YEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!
Gimme some of this!!!!!
People want 'dumbphones'. Will companies make them?
Self-labelled neo-Luddites and the tech-stressed are searching for phones with fewer features. Industry experts cite precarious profit margins and a wobbly market around this need.
Acksherly don't need to look for one as my ancient motorola flip phone with its dinky lickle antenna, is precisely one. Especially as I never did find out how to use it for the interweb!!
The best the old moto clamshell could do was gprs if i recall. Or maybe wap.. not anything with a g number
Stone56
Well-Known Member
Lost them again
Stone56
Well-Known Member
Did you sow the seeds in itMe baff az deesided ter gettid sum leeks
That sounds orfully ruude!!!Did you sow the seeds in it
