Re: What's the silliest thing you have ever done!
Art, Don't ! just the thought ! No, Life would never be so cruel to such a God, surely!
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Susan M, OMG! you poor love!
Kinda reminds me of the weekend of my 21st,I had already had my party on the Friday evening so on the Saturday it was decided that my 12 friends and I would go on a pub crawl in town. For some reason or other, probably as I started on the Vodka and Orange early in the evening with encouragement from two of my friends, I invited my Mum as well!! She refused at first but I kept saying, come on Mum, it'll be fun I promise! and she finally relented.
Mum of 7, a sweet, little irish woman who would tut if someone so much as said the word Bluddy! and a complete non-drinker. She was one of those ladies that when family were out and we went to the bar we never asked what she would like to drink, it was just a case of adding the words "and a Shweppes orange juice please".
Anyway, we all started out drinking at the first pub, shorts all round and an orange juice for Mum, who give her her due, laughed along with the merriment that was taking place. We went to the next pub, and the next.
By the fourth pub I could see Mum was getting a little fed up of sitting there with an orange juice AGAIN, and probably wishing she was at home watching telly whilst we were all getting rather tipsy, so being the dutiful daughter that I am, I persuaded her to have a Bailey's for a change!
Well, she loved it, (probably because it didn't taste of alcohol), so she had another, and another ! and in the end was the life and soul of the party, laughing at our silly antics and jokes. As we left the pub all noisy and rather too tipsy! we ended up all sitting on the bonnet of a police car laughing our heads off and being told to remove ourselves by the two policemen sitting inside.
We toodled off to the last pub on our list before heading home via the chip shop and because we were so noisy, laughing our heads off (mum included) and obviously annoying the other pub customers, we ended up being asked to leave and banned!
God, did Mum and I have a headache the following morning. Mum was mortified that she had allowed me to act like one of today's young drunk clubbers !! and even more ashamed that she had allowed me to give her alcohol !! Hee! Hee!
We didn't dare mention it to my dad and brothers and just hoped that no-one ever told them of the way we behaved.
This is a very small town !!
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