Volcanoman and woman
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I wonder
How many times do people drink too much, forget where they are or what they are doing. Wake up and are at best half asleep and more often than not haven't a clue where they are or how they got there. Obviously they were gassed because their mouth tastes like the bottom of a parrots cage, their head belongs to someone else oh and their money has gone, etc.,
I served in the RAF and I still recall one time when after being on duty for almost 96 hours with no proper sleep I finally got to bed at about 8 pm. When I woke up it was 5.30 am and I felt refreshed. I got the shock of my life when I picked the paper up and realised that it was two days later! I hadn't been gassed, I had had one pint of beer and apart from getting up to do the necessities I had slept the sleep of the dead. Yet I had locked my room door.
Some years ago I was in a country where they drive on the opposite side of the road to the UK. I saw a male walk off the footpath into the path of a car and then he started giving the driver a load of verbal abuse, told her she was blind, driving the wrong *** way and a lot more. When I pointed out to him that he wasn't in the UK but in Tenerife and in Spain they drive on the right and therefore he was the one who should look where he was going, he looked amazed and then told me to go away in jerky movements stormed off.
People leave their brain behind when they leave home, forget to lock doors and leave valuables on display. They become convinced that they must have been gassed because they are not insured if they admit they were drunk, left the doors open etc.
How many times do people drink too much, forget where they are or what they are doing. Wake up and are at best half asleep and more often than not haven't a clue where they are or how they got there. Obviously they were gassed because their mouth tastes like the bottom of a parrots cage, their head belongs to someone else oh and their money has gone, etc.,
I served in the RAF and I still recall one time when after being on duty for almost 96 hours with no proper sleep I finally got to bed at about 8 pm. When I woke up it was 5.30 am and I felt refreshed. I got the shock of my life when I picked the paper up and realised that it was two days later! I hadn't been gassed, I had had one pint of beer and apart from getting up to do the necessities I had slept the sleep of the dead. Yet I had locked my room door.
Some years ago I was in a country where they drive on the opposite side of the road to the UK. I saw a male walk off the footpath into the path of a car and then he started giving the driver a load of verbal abuse, told her she was blind, driving the wrong *** way and a lot more. When I pointed out to him that he wasn't in the UK but in Tenerife and in Spain they drive on the right and therefore he was the one who should look where he was going, he looked amazed and then told me to go away in jerky movements stormed off.
People leave their brain behind when they leave home, forget to lock doors and leave valuables on display. They become convinced that they must have been gassed because they are not insured if they admit they were drunk, left the doors open etc.