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  1. 3rd February 2010, 09:33 AM #1
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    what are mates for ...

    Mate 'glassed' over beers- Local Cairns News | cairns.com.au


    over vb of all things... sheesh!
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    He could have at least left the warm ones for the next party...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Basil135 View Post
    He could have at least left the warm ones for the next party...
    just what i was thinking! pretty dog act to drink someone else's beer and not contribute at all. a bottle to the head might be going a bit too far though
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    I would think this crime is worthy of a custodial sentence...












    As for wounding with broken bottle.......that is bad too.
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    cant have been very good mates. if it was me and my best mate we would have drank the cold ones and realising the other carton was hot would have started on them kimberly while the rest cooled down.
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    arent we all forgetting the most important part?

    mates dont let mates drink VB!
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    Things have changed in FNQ.
    20 years ago the "victim" would've been charged with theft (of the warm VB's), malicious damage (to the bottle cracked on his head), and wilful damage to property (for spilling his blood on everything).

    Lessons for young players.
    1. Don't be mates with a tight arse
    2. Don't buy warm beer (or VB for that matter)
    3. Get a bigger fridge
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