Alcohol User's Troubleshooting Guide
Contributed by Gert Nys
FAULT |
SYMPTOM |
ACTION TO BE TAKEN |
Drink fails to give satisfaction and taste. Shirtfront is wet.
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Mouth not open while drinking OR glass being applied to wrong part of face |
Buy another pint and practice in front of mirror. Continue with as many pints as necessary until drinking technique is perfect |
Drinking gives no satisfaction and taste. Glass is unusually pale and clear. |
Glass is empty |
Find someone who will buy you another pint. |
Feet wet and cold |
Glass is empty. |
Turn glass the other way up, so that the open end is pointing at the ceiling. |
Feet warm and wet |
Incorrect bladder control. |
Go and stand next to nearest dog after a while, complain to dog's owner about the lack of house training. Demand a pint as compensation. |
Bar blurred |
You are looking through the bottom of an empty glass |
| Find someone who will buy you another pint. |
Bar Swaying |
Air turbulence is unusually high. May be due to darts match |
Insert broom handle down back of jacket. |
Bar Moving |
You are being carried out. |
Find out if you are being taken to another pub, if you're not, complain loudly that you're being hijacked by the salvation army. |
You notice the wall opposite is covered with ceiling tiles and strip lights |
You have fallen over backwards |
If your glass is full and no one is standing on your drinking arm then stay put |
Everything has gone dim, and you have a mouthful of broken teeth and dog ends |
You have fallen over forwards |
As for falling backwards. |
Everything has gone dark. |
The bar is closing |
PANIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
You wake up to find your bed cold hard and wet. You can't see your bedroom walls or ceiling. |
You have spent the night in the gutter |
Check your watch to see if it is opening time - if not then treat yourself to a lie-in. |
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