Dry January 2024
- Tonywalker
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Re: Dry January 2024
And there was me thinking Dry January meant no new watch purchases
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Re: Dry January 2024
That’s what I’m shooting for. A dry 2024 actually.Tonywalker wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 11:53 pm And there was me thinking Dry January meant no new watch purchases
As for drinking, I only have a couple on the weekends so no real reason to stop that for a month in my opinion. Though there were periods in my life where it was beneficial to give it up for a while.
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Re: Dry January 2024
Like a lot of other responders, I do not drink enough alcohol to justify a dry month. If a dry January is what you think you need, than please stick to it! Although moderation does not come easy to some folks, it really is key ...
As for a full month of no new watches... Well, that certainly ain't gonna happen for me!
As for a full month of no new watches... Well, that certainly ain't gonna happen for me!
Top of the minute to you all,
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Re: Dry January 2024
There always one who has to take it too far……….Tonywalker wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 11:53 pm And there was me thinking Dry January meant no new watch purchases
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Re: Dry January 2024
Probably should take the month off as we failed sober October this year but I have a couple of nice bottles of Whiskey coming for Christmas which might scupper it.
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Re: Dry January 2024
I'm not drinking any more in January.
But I won't be drinking any less, either !
Good luck to all those who go dry.
Regards Steve
But I won't be drinking any less, either !
Good luck to all those who go dry.
Regards Steve
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Re: Dry January 2024
No penance for over imbibing etc, just fancy doing it again.
Basically, I'm for anything that gets you through the night. Be it prayer, tranquilizers or a bottle of Jack Daniels, Frank Sinatra
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Too much of anything is bad. But too much of good whiskey is barely enough, Mark Twain
All You Need Is Love, The Beatles
Too much of anything is bad. But too much of good whiskey is barely enough, Mark Twain
Re: Dry January 2024
^^^ Maybe Sponner is just a very thirsty individual.
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Re: Dry January 2024
Wow. I'm fond of beer (and a single malt) but I'd be hard pressed to buy anything more than a strap from the CW sale with the savings from a month of abstinence. Not that I've ever tried a dry month ...That's either a sale watch, or a habit worth kicking
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Re: Dry January 2024
I never thought of it from that perspective...good job, as I failed on that frontTonywalker wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 11:53 pm And there was me thinking Dry January meant no new watch purchases
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Re: Dry January 2024
As Vin in Magnificent Seven said:-
“Reminds me of that fella back home who fell off a ten-story building. As he was falling, people on each floor kept hearing him say, "So far, so good."
So far so good, one week to go!
“Reminds me of that fella back home who fell off a ten-story building. As he was falling, people on each floor kept hearing him say, "So far, so good."
So far so good, one week to go!
Basically, I'm for anything that gets you through the night. Be it prayer, tranquilizers or a bottle of Jack Daniels, Frank Sinatra
All You Need Is Love, The Beatles
Too much of anything is bad. But too much of good whiskey is barely enough, Mark Twain
All You Need Is Love, The Beatles
Too much of anything is bad. But too much of good whiskey is barely enough, Mark Twain
Re: Dry January 2024
I was thinking exactly the same!
A big night out with the lads costs well north of £100. Few scoops in the week watching footy. Its easy done.
Thought my man maths was off but it would be easy if I didnt work shifts and some weekends!!!
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