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NO  you never admit to that!!      You  were sleeping it off had a bad headache and you lay down in the back seat, when some dodgy blokes drove off, then when they saw you hair akimbo and legs all over the place all snuggled up nicely, they got a fright, crashed it, and ran away.  You suffered an almighty hangover from concussion and made your own way home and fell asleep in next door's shed and it was only when you finally woke up you had rested, that you started for the medicine cupboard where you hide your booze to remember what REALLY happened.   Got that?  
FM
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NO  you never admit to that!!      You  were sleeping it off had a bad headache and you lay down in the back seat, when some dodgy blokes drove off, then when they saw you hair akimbo and legs all over the place all snuggled up nicely, they got a fright, crashed it, and ran away.  You suffered an almighty hangover from concussion and made your own way home and fell asleep in next door's shed and it was only when you finally woke up you had rested, that you started for the medicine cupboard where you hide your booze to remember what REALLY happened.   Got that?


Tiddy is there any chance of you moving to the Home Office, we could do with (anyone) someone that has your skills of perception 
Dame_Ann_Average
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Akshuhally...Tiddles has been seconded to the Foreign Office so you'll have to look elsewhere Home Sec.


Well how rude  

Pst Suzy, I've just had a young constable here   He was taking down my particulars... he was rather a nice young (hunk) constable too. Although I am painting the lounge and look like a splattered dalmatian, he did give me a gorgeous smile, or maybe it was a smirk 
Dame_Ann_Average
Reference: Blizzie
Was it wearing a hat in the shape of a car?

Reference: MrsB
Well....not when I left him, he wasn't....why?
MrsB, we can't tell whether your post on losing your dog was a joke or that you really have lost your dog. I think Blizzie's post assumed that it was a joke, but I'm sure that Blizzie and everyone here hopes that if you really had lost your dog that you have since found him/her safe and well.
El Loro
This BBC news item reminded me of the drinks cabinet on this thread.

Apparently a real MP from Kent recently failed to vote in the House of Commons because "he did not feel it was appropriate to take part in the vote in the early hours of Wednesday because of the amount he had drunk.".He said: "I'm terribly, terribly embarrassed. I apologise unreservedly and I don't plan to drink again at Westminster."

The Conservative MP for Rochester and Strood has the remarkably appropriate name of Mark Reckless.
El Loro

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