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With all the brains about. I know most of you drink to your misery. Ignorance is bliss eh?
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I wonder. A couple people in the past admitted to posting while they were plastered. I wonder how many do that without admitting it. It would explain a lot to me if I found out some people had a few beers or a couple glasses of wine in them when they posted certain things.physicscrap said:With all the brains about. I know most of you drink to your misery. Igornace is bliss eh?
berkeman said:I have a personal rule. No posting after a few glasses of wine. Doh!
radou said:Right, it's of the things from the "what-not-to-do-list":
drink & dial
drink & type
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