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Post by MoneyThing on Dec 15, 2016 10:49:39 GMT
Morning, I understand that there is some debate as to whether there is any truth to there being really 50+ words for ‘snow’ within the Inuit communities or the Sami having 1,000 words for ‘reindeer’, however we like to believe it as it says something about their cultural identity. As such, since it is the festive season, I thought it would be fun to come up with the definitive P2PIF list of English euphemisms for ‘being drunk’ and let’s see if we can get to over 50! I will maintain the list at the top of this thread and perhaps when you do volunteer a word, you can add in brackets after it whether there is anything interesting about it, perhaps it is regional or something new you have heard used amongst the young/office/golf club/etc. Regards, Ed In edit: Yes, I am still concentrating on bringing in loans and running the platform, etc.  In further edit. No, this thread does not represent the cultural identity of MT. |
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Post by MoneyThing on Dec 15, 2016 11:07:19 GMT
I understand that there is some debate as to whether there is any truth to there being really 50+ words for ‘snow’ within the Intuit communities or the Sami having 1,000 words for ‘reindeer’, however we like to believe it as it says something about their cultural identity. I could understand the Sami peoples maybe having multiple words for reindeer, but why a bunch of bookkeepers would want or need 50+ words for snow, I've no idea....  Ian.. Oops - now corrected!
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Post by mikeh on Dec 15, 2016 11:33:50 GMT
I intuit this thread could go downhill very quickly so let's start with a nice clean one:
Pie-eyed (dilated pupils).
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Post by registerme on Dec 15, 2016 11:38:25 GMT
Fifty euphemisms for being drunk? That's a doddle. Fifty euphemisms for being drunk that also adhere to the forum rules, now that's a touch more difficult!
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Post by bracknellboy on Dec 15, 2016 11:49:17 GMT
Fifty euphemisms for being drunk? That's a doddle. Fifty euphemisms for being drunk that also adhere to the forum rules, now that's a touch more difficult! My wife felt inclined to use a few of them last night - but I can't remember any of them....
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Post by SteveT on Dec 15, 2016 12:15:10 GMT
Half cut, like some of the P2P rates available this year.
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Post by am on Dec 15, 2016 13:02:40 GMT
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Post by shimself on Dec 15, 2016 13:16:38 GMT
default, reschedule, slight delay, problem, hiccup, interest-only payment, mix-up, reorganisation, we-paid-it-a-week-ago-let-me-check-the-statements, iva, bankruptcy, disappointment, recovery, done a runner, bounced, referred to drawer, accountant on holiday, person who signs the cheques is ill, changing bank, lost in post, waiting for vat refund, changing the business's offering, bad weather, planning delay, builders-what-can-you-do?, wrong sort of concrete, unfortunate, waiting for firm offer, hoping hell freezes over soon, what loan?
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Post by markr on Dec 15, 2016 14:37:54 GMT
Fifty euphemisms for being drunk that also adhere to the forum rules, now that's a touch more difficult! Easy: ****** ***ed ***** as a ****** ****** **** ******* *** ****** faced *******ed Totally ********** ****** etc.
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Post by am on Dec 15, 2016 15:06:31 GMT
default, reschedule, slight delay, problem, hiccup, interest-only payment, mix-up, reorganisation, we-paid-it-a-week-ago-let-me-check-the-statements, iva, bankruptcy, disappointment, recovery, done a runner, bounced, referred to drawer, accountant on holiday, person who signs the cheques is ill, changing bank, lost in post, waiting for vat refund, changing the business's offering, bad weather, planning delay, builders-what-can-you-do?, wrong sort of concrete, unfortunate, waiting for firm offer, hoping hell freezes over soon, what loan? residential mortgage, offset mortgage, commercial mortgage, BTL mortage, secured SME loan, unsecured SME loan, personal loan, hire purchase, asset finance, bridging loan, development finance loan, pawn, posh pawn, payday loan, invoice finance, project finance, debenture, corporate bond, mini-bond, convertible bond, agricultural mortgage, car loan, logbook loan, infrastructure loan, overdraft, amortising loan, non-amortising loan, bullet loan, gilt, sovereign debt
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Post by jonah on Dec 15, 2016 20:20:15 GMT
Snozled
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Post by gurberly on Dec 22, 2016 14:36:10 GMT
bladdered
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Post by adrianc on Dec 28, 2016 11:15:30 GMT
How about 'trollied' and along similar lines, Stoli'ed - which means 'getting trollied on vodka'. Apparently. So I'm told. Bollied? Trollied on Bollinger. (Definitely out of my league...)
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