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I am in Ireland.

I ordered a chili beef, bacon, and tikka chicken pizza.

I got a Pepperoni,and bacon pizza.

I am very very drunk.

What do I do?

What do I do?!?!?!
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BTW: my wife is picking all the toppings off the pizza and leaving me the bread!

She did give me her garlic sauce from her wings though...
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Not ask for help from The Gaming Den.
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Eat it all. Drink more beer. Try to get the wife to do anal tonight.
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Kaelik wrote:Not ask for help from The Gaming Den.
Humm,but if not the gaming den then who?
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Call on the Good People of the Parish for help. Offer them the pizza if they will strike down the establishment that gave you the wrong toppings.

Always works for Dresden, why not you?
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Ancient History wrote:Eat it all. Drink more beer. Try to get the wife to do anal tonight.
Done, and Done! But she says only after she gets 50 more seals on FFXIV!
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Occluded Sun wrote:N.A.M.B.L.A. Unite!

Sorry, could not resist!
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I fail to see what Marlon Brando has to do with any of this. You're not even in North America.
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Covent wrote:
Ancient History wrote:Eat it all. Drink more beer. Try to get the wife to do anal tonight.
Done, and Done! But she says only after she gets 50 more seals on FFXIV!
She's a keeper.
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Occluded Sun wrote:I fail to see what Marlon Brando has to do with any of this. You're not even in North America.
From another thread where I poked fun at one of you responses.

:cool:

*Hug*

Wow, I am drunk.

Irish beer >>>>日本のビール>>>>American Beer
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Ancient History wrote:
Covent wrote:
Ancient History wrote:Eat it all. Drink more beer. Try to get the wife to do anal tonight.
Done, and Done! But she says only after she gets 50 more seals on FFXIV!
She's a keeper.
18 years dating and 13 years married agree!
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Post by Covent »

She stole another piece of pizza while the beer fairies stold my memory! Vengeance shall be mine!

P.S. Thank god for auto correct.
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Pizza gone. Time to pass out.
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Ah, a Druk Thread Of Drunky. Been a long time since I've seen one.
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Covent wrote:
Ancient History wrote:Eat it all. Drink more beer. Try to get the wife to do anal tonight.
Done, and Done! But she says only after she gets 50 more seals on FFXIV!
Gib her the True Strike
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You should fit in well here, Covent. You should also do Pathfinder book reviews while you're drunk.
Cuz apparently I gotta break this down for you dense motherfuckers- I'm trans feminine nonbinary. My pronouns are they/them.
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Post by Josh_Kablack »

Sorry I'm late, but you missed a golden opportunity to do a drunken review of an oldschool game:


http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/4180/pizza-wars
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Post by Count Arioch the 28th »

I spent 3 minutes reading this thread and now I want them back.
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Prak_Anima wrote:You should fit in well here, Covent. You should also do Pathfinder book reviews while you're drunk.
Thanks.

Well, time for the day after.

Now at work, on break...

Perhaps Sunday which I have off will be Pathfinder and Shots day.
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We're done here.

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