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I bought some trousers and a shirt in a sale for £25, that leave me with £45, 4 £10 notes.
I bought 2 CDs for about £23, that left me with 2 £10 notes.
I went out and got drunk, I broke AT LEAST one tenner during the night, even though Wetherspoons is disturbingly cheap (£2 for a double, sounds good to me) , someone bought me a few drinks because he's rich and stupid like that and I could afford 4 drinks with the change I had.
I woke up this morning with £20 in my wallet, two crisp £10 notes.
I am confused.
> Cool.
>
> Where's the nearest?
> MILF's rule
Surely you need to find a MILF hunter to guide you to the (slack, slightly wilting) booty.
Where's the nearest?
MILF's rule
Accidently took 400 quid out of my bank instead of forty.
Did not drink anymore for the rest of the night, because
1) If I had, i would have also woken up with 20 quid in my wallet and
2) I owe it all plus some on my credit card.
Anyway, Wetherspoons is crap, cheap beer maybe but in the one by me (don't know if it's the same everywhere) they play no music, no music!? Are they mad, how boring it that.
*implodes*
> Don't think I was in any condition to use a cash machine if my (lack
> of) memory is anythng to go by.
Heh. That's what you say before you notice the nice new TV you have, the many cases of booze in the garage, and a few hundred pounds missing from the bank...
> BTW, Wetherspoons, big chain that manages to be so cheap by selling
> out of date (or near) drinks. Also typically has the atmosphere of a
> garage forecourt.
Lol =D
Don't think I was in any condition to use a cash machine if my (lack of) memory is anythng to go by.