A bit of a conflict...

[Fozzer]

Our British viewers may be aware that there is a clash between two programs appearing on British Television at the same time....>>>

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8264191.stm

What would you prefer to do?

(a) Watch "Strictly Come Dancing"?
(b) Watch "The X Factor"?
(c) Go down the Pub, meet your Mates, and get Rat-Arsed?

Paul.... ... ... ...!

...anyone for a Packet of Crisps?... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]...!

[Mazza]

CCCCCCC 

[ozzy72]

Emi loves Strictly, luckily I work on Saturday evenings and thus avoid the whole thing

[microlight]

The Good Lady Wife Mrs Micro got me into Strictly last year, so now we're hooked. Chicken Tikka Masala, bottle of red vino. X Factor SchmeX Factor...

[eno]

Get Sky +  record one ...... watch the other ..... simples !!

[BSW727]

Sorry, not British by birth, but...

(c) Go down the Pub, meet your Mates, and get Rat-Arsed?

[waspiflab]

C

[C]

Depends if I was allowed to take one of the dancers (girl dancers, not Ian Waite) from Strictly down the pub...

[machineman9]

Sorry, not British by birth, but...

(c) Go down the Pub, meet your Mates, and get Rat-Arsed?

Pub bit is easy enough.
Mates bit is easy enough.
Getting rat arsed is just one of those degrees of getting wasted we have. Sober, tipsy, legless, drunk, pi$$ed, wasted, rat arsed, plastered, ****faced, ****ed, etc. There are plenty more. The more drunk you are, the more swear words are involved and usually the more interesting the word.

Most people over here will have reached wasted before they are 18. I love our drinking laws!

[BSW727]

I answered that saying that's what I'd rather do. I understood what it meant, but thanks.

[expat]

C

Works for me

Matt

[CD.]

Waspi, that's the best thing I've seen for a LONG time!!!

   

[waspiflab]

[quote]Waspi, that's the best thing I've seen for a LONG time!!!