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Do i have a drinking problem?
Do i have a drinking problem?
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John Cooper Clarke is a fan as well Diddy.
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YES I THINK ID RATHER BE CALLED GENIUS THAN IDIOT AND D I C K H E A D
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one man's Monet
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I love your work Diddy, don`t go changing now!
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YOUVE MADE MY DAY ANGEL GABRIEL ,I WONEER IF YOUR MY ANGEL LOOKING AFTER ME WHEN IM DOWN
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What have you eaten prior to 6pm? If you've been eating carbs it may be that your blood sugar is low, hence the irritability and agitation, leaving you craving something to give you a mild sugar high that has become a habit. Or perhaps not, something to consider anyway. But what happens if you move your dindins to 6pm, do you still need those drinks?
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Im gunna copy that work down,I LOVE IT THAT MUCH ,IVE ALWAYS APRECIATED MY WORK ,BUT ITS MUCH BETTER THE WAY YOU SUBMIT IT,I FEEL LIKE IM UP THERE WITH SHEAKSPEAR AND TENNYSON AND HER OFF OPPOTUNITY KNOCKS,
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Kelly malone ?
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I reckon some people drink more in a day than I drink in a year. My intake is probably about one bottle of brandy and a dozen or so pints of lager.
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Pan Airs?
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I WONDERED LONELY AS AN ALCOHOLICK
WAS IT BECAUSE I WAS DRUNK. NO IT WAS BECAUSE ID WEED MYSELF AND STUNK |
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In answer to Treble's original question: I would say he does have a problem if the thought of going without the drink makes him panic; it sounds like the start of a bigger problem to me.
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YES DEPRESSION ,BUT THATS FOR THE DOCTOR TO DIAGNOSE ,NOT A RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC COMPULSIVE GAMBLING SKINT DEVORCED LITTLE OLD FRAIL MAN
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2 cans of Fosters a day. lol. Nice fishing, plenty caught.
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its what those 2 cans turn into as the years go by.
alcohol is the most insidious of all drugs, it just waits to entrap you, and if you do have a problem (habit) by the time your 50 birthday comes around, chances are its with you for the rest of your life creating all types of havoc physiological and psychologial. (after the age of 50 only 4% of problem drinkers are successful abstainers) |
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Just don't have a multi pack of Fosters or whatever else in the house imo. It's out of sight out of mind ...
I very rarely drink, but if I go on a Stag Do or lads night out then I can drink alot, too much of the truth be told. At home if we have nothing in the house then I don't even think about having a drink and can go months without a drop of alcohol. Recently I fixed the garden fence for a neighbour, nice old lady next door. She went out to Tesco and bought me a 24 pack of Stella as a thank you. I stuck them in the conservatory and thought I'd do well to drink them by Christmas. Within a week I'd had about 10 or 11 cans. Not alot in the grand scheme of things, but was coming home, having one or two cans and then having me dinner. Just goes to show how easy it is to develop a habit without really realising it. Last few days I've just been having my usual pint of orange squash with my dinner and haven't even though about having a tin or two... |
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Simple.
You have programmed your mind to do certain things at specific times. Everyone is the same,it's normal Change the program. Identify the triggers that start the event (the Drinking) and change trigger to mean something else.ie instead of having the drink, masturbate furiously. If this fails,lay down immediately.this method has a 100% success rate. As a last ditch resort.as the time approaches the trigger point of 6pm.change clock back to 5.30,and repeat manouvre 8 or 9 times then go to bed. |
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some heavy drinkers on here , think you will all end up dead soon the way yous are carrying on
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kenny mann 31 Oct 14 01:06 Joined: 29 Apr 10 | Topic/replies: 28,070 | Blogger: kenny mann's blog 2 cans of Fosters a day. lol. Nice fishing, plenty caught. the lads gonna end up dead ffs and yo make fun of him are they the new lemon twist fosters by any chance if so you could be dead in 6 months |
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Those Radlers actually make me feel sick.
I know Fosters is weak, but if I am gonna drink too much, it's better to drink a weak lager than an headbanging one. Shameful wino logic there  Fosters Gold is actually a lovely lager drunk ice cold from the bottle. |
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fosters is ok cold ill give you that , now your making me thirsty and i cant be fecked going to shops yet , if i order online wont arrive until tomorrow , decisions time
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2 cans o Fosters per night
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Of course you have a problem the drink is controlling you.
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seaview • October 31, 2014 7:57 AM GMT
Simple. You have programmed your mind to do certain things at specific times. Everyone is the same,it's normal Change the program. Identify the triggers that start the event (the Drinking) and change trigger to mean something else.ie instead of having the drink, masturbate furiously. you just need to take a hands on approach to these things although that particular activity is normally best saved for a hangover |