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Millay
20-02-2012, 18:33
A Panorama special at 8:30 tonight but i dont think I'll bother. I'll probably stay here, have a few more pints and try to get home for A Question of Sport ;)

ROBCamra
20-02-2012, 19:17
A Panorama special at 8:30 tonight but i dont think I'll bother. I'll probably stay here, have a few more pints and try to get home for A Question of Sport ;)

Hiding in full view eh? An SAS tactic I believe. :p

ETA
21-02-2012, 05:42
I was going to watch it but was too busy brewing in my shed.

Soup Dragon
21-02-2012, 12:06
What is a 'hidden alcoholic'? I've certainly never seen one.

gillhalfpint
21-02-2012, 13:18
What is a 'hidden alcoholic'? I've certainly never seen one.

Must be hiding in his shed.......

ETA
21-02-2012, 13:37
I was going to watch it but was too busy brewing in my shed.


What is a 'hidden alcoholic'? I've certainly never seen one.


Must be hiding in his shed.......

Gill, what are you implying????

gillhalfpint
21-02-2012, 13:40
Thought it was tactical that brewers needed sheds to hide in to escape chores.

No inuendos intended..

Farway
21-02-2012, 13:41
What is a 'hidden alcoholic'? I've certainly never seen one.

Ho HO :)

I watched the programme, the point was made that not all alcoholics are those that may be seen drinking White Lightning & Special Brew on a park bench, or the weekend horrors in a city centre

The hidden ones may be your GP, solicitor, kid's teacher or just plain old fully functioning middle class worker, drinking two bottles of wine, at home, nightly

The sort in fact that a rise in booze duty will not deter because they can afford it, like Alistair Campbell or Ann Robinson who admit they are recovering alcoholics

Conrad
21-02-2012, 14:44
like Alistair Campbell or Ann RobinsonNot hidden enough.

arwkrite
21-02-2012, 14:46
I am not hidden nor hiding. The fact is the b*$^"*dS are to bone idle to come looking for me. Its not that difficult ..I am the one snoring gently at the end of bar next to my mate the vicar.

Soup Dragon
21-02-2012, 15:08
on a park bench

drinking two bottles of wine, at home, nightly

There are a few park benches i have seen that i was going to review for PG (well, they have free access after all!)

is two bottles of wine a lot then:bemerry:

Millay
21-02-2012, 16:46
Just in case this programme is repeated tonight I'm hiding with a pint of Old Peculiar :)