Deleted User wrote: » "I'm MASSIVELY pregnant."
dfeo wrote: » A while back, we had our work Christmas party. I didn't fancy a hangover or making a tit of myself so I planned to drive in. When I told some of my co-workers about this, they were shocked and appalled, as if I had just turned down a million pounds jackpot. When I arrived, I had a welcome glass of champagne, but refused anything else as I was driving. Some people, even after telling them I didn't want drink as my car was outside, insisted I drank, told me to "ditch" the car in the guest car park get a taxi back home and drive my car home tomorrow. I felt horrendously guilty after refusing a drink that they had bought me (even though they bought it after I clearly told them I wasn't taking alcohol). What excuse can I give to people that they'll believe or should I just tell them to fuck off if they insist? I'm male and 25 btw, pregnancy is no excuse :P Antibiotics is the oldest excuse in the book btw :P
dfeo wrote: » What excuse can I give to people that they'll believe or should I just tell them to fuck off if they insist?
Train Dragon wrote: » Tell them you're training for an Iron Man or a 10k. I havent drank in 6 months and the latter is my actual real excuse. If that doesnt get them off your back then tell them to feck off.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Why has everyone become so obsessed with others' drinking habits this year? Not to sound tinfoil hattish, but I have a sneaking suspicion that all the anti-alcohol propaganda being put out by the media ahead of the planned introduction of minimum pricing is fuelling this ridiculousness. You don't have to give an excuse for not drinking just as you don't have to give an excuse for getting locked, what you have to do is tell busybodies to f*ck off and stick their heads in a pig.
DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » Ah sure it's dreadful in this country. Called into the local to say a few hellos on Friday night and turned down drink when it was offered. They used a homophobic slur on me and forced a pint into my hands.