It’s the repeatition for me, they keep asking you what they asked you before, so not only is the drunk repeatative but then you find yourself becomiing repeatative too and none of you’s get anywhere lol.

@The Psyentist 542871 wrote:

TBH although not true of late 3 days of total happiness is easy for me. I spend little time on the middle ground, I’m either on cloud 9 or at rock bottom. I’m such a drama queen lol. What’s going to be more difficult than saying no to a pill is tolerating drunk people if I’m sober myself. Drunks piss me off like nothing else for some reason.

I see, yeah that is frustrating. Is it only like the angry drunks that bother you, or everyone because you’re not drinking?

@The Psyentist 542998 wrote:

Just general drunk behaviour. I’ve never been a fan of drinking and don’t drink myself. Have done though, plenty of times so it isn’t like I’m just ignorantly judging them. Alcohol is shit, FACT. People only drink it because the government offers it. Drinking numbers would significantly drop if alcohol was made illegal or if all the illegals were legalised. FACT.

I agree that the drinking numbers would drop, but I have to disagree with “alchohol is shit.” I really enjoy drinking. I don’t do it all the time, basically on the weekends and special occasions and I just find it to be relaxing depending on the people I’m around. Now if it gets out of control and abusive, then obviously it’s not fun. I’m a happy drunk though so maybe that’s why I’m so for it. I find that it really helps me to open up and socialize with people I would never talk to if I was sober. Everyone’s different though

@The Psyentist 543028 wrote:

I’m a happy drunk too when I choose to drink. Compared to all other drugs it is crap. Imagine if you’d been born in a time where all drugs were available as freely as alcohol is now. Each produced under government guidelines and to meet strict quality control standards, much like how pharmaceuticals are made. But each also available from its own version of a ‘bar’ or ‘club’ and supported by public advertising. Can you honestly say that you still think you’d have much interest in alcohol?

Yes. I fucking love wine man. Also they DID make alcohol illegal in the 1920s in America. It didn’t work.

I like a drink, but that again is about moderation and i don’t really feel like drinking more than around once a month or so.

I found since living in Britain i’ll more often choose ‘a nice cup of tea’ over a beer =)

i fall asleep before i get drunk these days, after several whiskeys I’ve nodded off.

@korno 543073 wrote:

Saying that though Mezz, if the tea was stopped or banned then there would be huuuge protests and riots around Britain!
Tbf, protesting is about educating the dumber people in society who are oblivious to what’s happening.

When the occupy stuff was happening in every city i remember getting hounded by a lot of people walking up to us and asking what we think we could achieve by occupying the garden square in Edinburgh (I hung around at weekends for something to do) These were men that wore working men suits a lot of the time and always look very stressed/worn out.

And we would explain that we knew fine well that the government/banks would still do whatever they wanted to do and that we were merely educating society about what’s really going on under our noses.
And also to prove to the reptillians that we weren’t going to be quiet keep our heads down and be good little sheep.

I hate this sort of talk. I’m a Reptilian and I resent the stance so many of your kind have taken against us. We are hardworking citizens just like anyone else. Did you know that at least 30% of the Reptilian population in the UK live below the poverty line? I have been assaulted by many an Alex Jones listener with all sorts of weapons and these kinds of things give me flashbacks.

I dream of a world where my people will be judged not by the toughness of our scales, but by the content of our character.

Look just cos some of our shapeshifts fail on international TV doesn’t mean you can discriminate. We try hard to do our part for society.

@korno 543073 wrote:

Saying that though Mezz, if the tea was stopped or banned then there would be huuuge protests and riots around Britain!
Tbf, protesting is about educating the dumber people in society who are oblivious to what’s happening.

When the occupy stuff was happening in every city i remember getting hounded by a lot of people walking up to us and asking what we think we could achieve by occupying the garden square in Edinburgh (I hung around at weekends for something to do) These were men that wore working men suits a lot of the time and always look very stressed/worn out.

And we would explain that we knew fine well that the government/banks would still do whatever they wanted to do and that we were merely educating society about what’s really going on under our noses.
And also to prove to the reptillians that we weren’t going to be quiet keep our heads down and be good little sheep.

If protests are big enough, countrywide with vast number they change things ( thinks of the poll tax ), but such protests like that are few and far between as most politicians would be aware of that level of public feeling and be fickle enough to go with the majority to safe guard their own positions regardless of their own beliefs.

Most protests are just a waste of time and an annoyance to those they inconvenience, in fact I would go as far as to say protests sometimes have to opposite effect when the people turn against protesters because of the inconvenience/damage they cause even if they agree with what they are saying. Also protesters often claim to be educating but thats just an ego trip, the people know exactly what the protesters know, often more, they just dont care enough to do anything about it.

Tea is something people in Britain care enough about, sadly little wars, moneymen having more power than elected politicians etc people dont care enough about.

@barrettone 543036 wrote:

Yes. I fucking love wine man. Also they DID make alcohol illegal in the 1920s in America. It didn’t work.

Very true mate – and then people say ‘Alcohol’s only illegal because prohibition doesn’t work’, yet don’t apply the same logic to drugs, which is just mental, mental, chicken oriental!

Let’s see how smart PV really are …

http://www.iqtest.com/

😀

(I’m just trying to show off now I think lol)

@MC G-Tek 543096 wrote:

Very true mate – and then people say ‘Alcohol’s only illegal because prohibition doesn’t work’, yet don’t apply the same logic to drugs, which is just mental, mental, chicken oriental!

What a twat! I meant to say ‘Alcohol’s only LEGAL because…’

BOOM! A PROPER GRAMMAR NAZI WILL ALWAYS BE STRICTEST ON HIMSELF!