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Drinking on the job

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So according to the below drink link, not only does a airline pilot turn up drunk for work but rather a pilot for an Irish carrier turns up drunk, helping out two stereotypes at once.

http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Pilot-arrested-suspicion-alcohol-limit/story-14994648-detail/story.html

So AH do you enjoy a few drinks during the working day?

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starbelgrade

Only alcoholics drink while they're working.

[Deleted User]

You're no interrobang.

RickRoll

Course not!

*hic*

Hande hoche!

He passed the second test.

Leeg17

starbelgrade wrote: »

Only alcoholics drink while they're working.

I wouldn't agree. It's quite the continental thing to have a glass of wine with lunch apparently.

I'd personally be more using the "alcoholics" term for people who go out and get wasted Friday night-Sunday night.

RickRoll

Leeg17 wrote: »

I'd personally be more using the "alcoholics" term for people who go out and get wasted Friday night-Sunday night.

That's called binge drinking. I do this most weekends but I never drink during the week so I'm not dependent on alcohol which is what an alcoholic is.

El Weirdo

The lunchtime drink is still popular in the UK, I believe.

chin_grin

Deleted User wrote: »

You're no interrobang.

Ah dya remember the Italian gameshow based on the interrobang called Interbang? They had to find leaning tower of Pisas with the interbang symbol on the bottom. Or this could have been a daydream while I was p!ssed at work.

LETHAL LADY

That is the question??????

YouTookMyName

You'd want to be pissed to get on a bastard ATR.

Jesus Shaves

RickRoll wrote: »

That's called binge drinking. I do this most weekends but I never drink during the week so I'm not dependent on alcohol which is what an alcoholic is.

that's not what an alcoholic is

efb

shouldn't of had that coffee liqueur from margaret in the airport lounge

Leeg17

RickRoll wrote: »

That's called binge drinking. I do this most weekends but I never drink during the week so I'm not dependent on alcohol which is what an alcoholic is.

I should have added "this isn't what an alcoholic is, but it's closer than a beer at lunch" in hindsight. A beer at work isn't as bad as having 10 pints on a night out imo.

Sleepy

chin_grin wrote: »

Ah dya remember the Italian gameshow based on the interrobang called Interbang? They had to find leaning tower of Pisas with the interbang symbol on the bottom. Or this could have been a daydream while I was p!ssed at work.

It was a kids tv series on TCC back in the day: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interbang

chin_grin

Sleepy wrote: »

It was a kids tv series on TCC back in the day: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interbang

When they had to mail in a crisp and it had to be like a tayto crisp. None of this monster munch shyte and had to stay in one piece. Brilliant.

Bad Panda

chin_grin wrote: »

When they had to mail in a crisp and it had to be like a tayto crisp. None of this monster munch shyte and had to stay in one piece. Brilliant.

'Risk a crisp'!!?! I think that's what they called it.

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El Weirdo wrote: »

The lunchtime drink is still popular in the UK, I believe.

It sure is, especially on a Friday. It was a bit of culture shock for me in that regards.

YouTookMyName wrote: »

You'd want to be pissed to get on a bastard ATR.

Anything beats "another flight has arrived on time blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah"

misterdeeds

Yes I worked in a local offie a few years back and I can honestly say I often had a few before I started work :-) good memories (back in the day)

^^^^ The above was done as a means of recovery from the previous nights boozing

ForzaSaints

Yeah I enjoy a couple of cans while waiting on the kids to leave school. I drive the bus btw.

44leto

El Weirdo wrote: »

The lunchtime drink is still popular in the UK, I believe.

I remember a few years ago during a Christmas blitz on drink driving the guards nabbed the most people on the East link toll bridge from 12 to 3 they caught all the lunch time drinkers.

So it goes on here as well.