[Wykey]

No 'txt speak' - please use proper English (this includes the prohibition of the phrases 'lol', 'end of' and 'Fact.')

Any chance of inappropriate use of the word random being included in the 'guidus operandi' at any point in the near future?

[bmstinton93]

Ask Nic or Chris...

[Nicola_Red]

Much as I would support such a move, I'm afraid I have no power to bring it into effect

[R94N]

I'm no teenage drinker. But I know plenty. Not really friends with any of them but I certainly know who they are.

Ah the joys of teenage drinking, downing a bottle of Orange Mad-Dog 20/20 or blue label Thunderbird down the golf course.
Staggering about trying to 'winch' any girl that would let you near them and try to grab a boob or even better get a 'Dom & Cameron'.
Doing garden runs and hedge diving trying to avoid the police taking you home.
Chips & cheese, mints, parental deception then bed.
Best avoided R94N, best avoided.

What a brilliant description of something I never plan to experience.

[bmstinton93]

I'm sure you will if you go to Uni.

[Nicola_Red]

Parental deception probably wouldn't be involved at uni! Well, it might, but unlikely.

[What]

You're looking at secondary school pupils more than university students with that description.

[Nicola_Red]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I never did any of that - never had a drink of alcohol til I was 17. I was a late starter

[nade]

My first drink was probably a can of tennants. One of the tins with the disturbing looking ladies on the side.

[Nicola_Red]

I think mine was lager and black. Always a classy bird

[bmstinton93]

My Dad gave me lager when I was about 10, bu obviously in a responsible manner.

[nade]

I think mine was lager and black. Always a classy bird

haha... not heard someone either mention or order one of them in an age.

I moved onto engima and caffreys when going to uni. Never been a spirits drinker, unless already drunk, so I've been told.

[R94N]

I'm sure you will if you go to Uni.

Didn't think of that.

[Nicola_Red]

Yeah, I drank lager and black til alcopops came along, and then I was good to go! These days I still like girl drinks if I'm in a club, but at something more civilised like a burlesque night I drink whiskey.

[dreamer1978]

My first proper drink with alcohol was a glass of Champagne at Christmas when i was 13 or 14 years of age. My uncle gave me a glass with my Christmas dinner. That sounds really posh but i liked it then but don't like it now. Can't stand the stuff.