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    The Longest Stumble

    I was thinking about this today as I drove past a Warehouse where we had an Opening-party, which went on til about 0500hrs.

    The place was 13k s away from my home, and I was, to put it mildly, fuckin minging after some 10hrs drinking.

    I did nt pull that night (wonder why?), so it was a case of either sharing a hedge with fresh or white dog-shit, or tab home.

    I chose to tab it. After breaking out of the warehouse (I was gonking on a Euro-pallett til 0500hrs), and having to climb the zig-zag metal gate, I went for it.

    My first port-of-call on-route was a transport company which had a few old Artics outside on the yard. Like you do when totally comatosed, I decided that I d nick one and drive home in that. I managed to gain access into the cab but was unable to start it, so off I went again.

    I think it was about the 3k mark where I decided to lay across the middle of the road and force vehicles to stop, which they did, only they didnt give me a lift, to my amazement they gave me nothing other than abuse.

    By now it was getting light, and tbh my head was clearing somewhat, so I imagined I was on a CFT, got my head down and started to walk in a sort of straight line.

    After many unsuccessful attempts at thumbing-it, I got home at 1000hrs, which I was actually quite proud of given the circumstances.

    However, I had over-looked one thing, I never go out on the lag with my keys, so the next part of the task was to gain access to my flat on the first-floor, which I accomplished by scaling the Trelace, which was covered in thorny roses, to the Balcony, and utilising a Barb-b-que Fish-slice, I managed to prise the double-doors open to the flat, and was in.

    It was at that moment that I discovered that I had forgotten something important, I should have been at work at 0700hrs.

    A quick phone-call to Doc Holiday, and that problem was also solved.

    Anyone beat that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nugger View Post
    I was thinking about this today as I drove past a Warehouse where we had an Opening-party, which went on til about 0500hrs.

    The place was 13k s away from my home, and I was, to put it mildly, fuckin minging after some 10hrs drinking.

    I did nt pull that night (wonder why?), so it was a case of either sharing a hedge with fresh or white dog-shit, or tab home.

    I chose to tab it. After breaking out of the warehouse (I was gonking on a Euro-pallett til 0500hrs), and having to climb the zig-zag metal gate, I went for it.

    My first port-of-call on-route was a transport company which had a few old Artics outside on the yard. Like you do when totally comatosed, I decided that I d nick one and drive home in that. I managed to gain access into the cab but was unable to start it, so off I went again.

    I think it was about the 3k mark where I decided to lay across the middle of the road and force vehicles to stop, which they did, only they didnt give me a lift, to my amazement they gave me nothing other than abuse.

    By now it was getting light, and tbh my head was clearing somewhat, so I imagined I was on a CFT, got my head down and started to walk in a sort of straight line.

    After many unsuccessful attempts at thumbing-it, I got home at 1000hrs, which I was actually quite proud of given the circumstances.

    However, I had over-looked one thing, I never go out on the lag with my keys, so the next part of the task was to gain access to my flat on the first-floor, which I accomplished by scaling the Trelace, which was covered in thorny roses, to the Balcony, and utilising a Barb-b-que Fish-slice, I managed to prise the double-doors open to the flat, and was in.

    It was at that moment that I discovered that I had forgotten something important, I should have been at work at 0700hrs.

    A quick phone-call to Doc Holiday, and that problem was also solved.

    Anyone beat that?
    Fuck no. That is so awesome, its awesome awesome, awesome. It brims over with awesomeness, and I look forward to the film coming out it the not too distant future. Well done young sir, I salutes you. Why should Britain tremble.
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    I walked the 15 miles home from work once. Just because I could. Took me 3 and a half hours and I was totally sober.

    Never again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kilo42 View Post
    Fuck no. That is so awesome, its awesome awesome, awesome. It brims over with awesomeness, and I look forward to the film coming out it the not too distant future. Well done young sir, I salutes you. Why should Britain tremble.
    Cor! I ve only been on here a week and I ve already got a mate!

    You are funny Dude, you rock!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nugger View Post
    Cor! I ve only been on here a week and I ve already got a mate!

    You are funny Dude, you rock!
    Dude? Are you an American person,Texan perhaps?

    One sitting in a bar in Cavite City, a mate of mine asked a big Texan , one of a number of Yanks that were queuing up to buy us drinks, why so many Texans had brown eyes. Do you perchance have brown eyes?

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    [QUOTE=Nugger;4335233]Cor! I ve only been on here a week and I ve already got a mate!

    You are funny Dude,[B] you rock[/B]![/QUOTE]

    Are you a septic or just 14 years old?

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    I got leathered in Beverly with a lad from the Sigs. Somewhere around 2330hrs we came to the conclusion that Harrogate is a good night out and off we went.

    We started walking, and walking, and walking. At some point in the night someone stopped and gave us a lift to York, which we weren't too far from at the time. 7 miles rings a bell.

    We dossed on the station platform at York for an hour or so, then carried on our walk to Harrogate. We made it into Harrogate at around midday. It took nearly 10 hours of solid walking.

    We had fuck all money but managed to chat some young bints up from the AFC. I got the bird to buy us drinks all night, and square a B&B away for us. I nailed the bird whilst Danny slept on the floor.

    In the morning the landlady was furious when she found that there were more than 2 of us in the room and tried to get us to pay extra so we bugged out and legged it. The poor girl then did the decent thing and bought us both a rail ticket back to Beverly. I've no idea who she was, or what her name was. She was a very good fuck, and generous to boot. If you're on here, thanks.

    I've no idea how far we walked exactly, but it must have been close to 50 miles?

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