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4 thoughts on “More Christmas drink recommendations”
If you keep posting drink recommendations other than meths, Jackson is going to think he can force through more fee cuts.
@Paul- Or you can get 24 cans of Tennents Super for around £25.00 from your local shop- one way to forget all about costs over the festive period. Subject to the Court approving the budget of course.
I recommend a 2 ltr bottle of white lighting and a 1 litre bottle of brandy, to be mixed in the same glass.
Perfect secret santa gift for anyone involved in costs!!
may I throw, a 75cl bottle of Buckfast fortified tonic wine into the hat? at a festively priced £1.00 per bottle in certain discerning areas, its certainly worth a small snifter
admittedly, said small snifter, would wipe any memory (costs or otherwise) for several weeks, but nevertheless….