porkypie
On the road to no where
Whats the furthest you have had to walk home after a night out? mine is almost 13 miles after a night out in lambourn, and had to get back to hatford near faringdon. took me about 4 and a half hrs i think!
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Furthest you have walked home after a night on the p***
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About 11 miles in Ibiza. I was using my built in GPS to get me back as I had a row with the Spanish girl I was seeing and refused to get in the car with her as she was hammered. Probably only about 6 miles away, but I took the 'scenic route'.
I did hop on a bus at 7 in the morning thinking I had stumbled across a vehicle of salvation until I heard lots of giggling behind me, it was a school bus
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I did hop on a bus at 7 in the morning thinking I had stumbled across a vehicle of salvation until I heard lots of giggling behind me, it was a school bus
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I can't compete with that.
Did quite a few drunken staggers from Brighton town centre back to Mile Oak after spending the cab fare on a couple of Cheeky Chickens. Wassat, about 3-4 miles ? Seems longer at 4am.
Did quite a few drunken staggers from Brighton town centre back to Mile Oak after spending the cab fare on a couple of Cheeky Chickens. Wassat, about 3-4 miles ? Seems longer at 4am.
Billy the Fish
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Burgess Hill to Haywards Heath is mine.
Got a few mates who have done Brighton to Burgess Hill before.
Got a few mates who have done Brighton to Burgess Hill before.
porkypie
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About 11 miles in Ibiza. I was using my built in GPS to get me back as I had a row with the Spanish girl I was seeing and refused to get in the car with her as she was hammered. Probably only about 6 miles away, but I took the 'scenic route'.
I did hop on a bus at 7 in the morning thinking I had stumbled across a vehicle of salvation until I heard lots of giggling behind me, it was a school bus
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Me too. Although it was called Hangleton in those days.
pishhead
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Worthing to Brighton a few times.
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I eventually got back at about 9am. The five of us went on a shopping expedition. The other four left me in the car. Promptly fell asleep with the windows up. I was close to death when they returned, 2 hours later, that I am sure.
Left Footer
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Worthing to Shoreham and Brighton to Shoreham on a couple of drunken occasions.
Not so much a night on the piss but a mate and I had a night out in London and hitched back to Brighton. We were dropped off at the turn-off to Haywards Heath and a sign 14 miles to Brighton. We weren't going to get many more lifts at 2.00 in the morning so we walked in. I had to walk to Moulsecoomb so it was about 15 miles for me.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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Sea front to Patcham, MANY times last year. Too much of a skin flint to get taxi.
daveinprague
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From a party in Brighton on xmas eve to Hurstpierpoint one miserable year... was off my nut and knee deep in snow for most of the journey
skipper734
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That was an every day walk for us Blatchington types, however I have done it in a foot plus of snow, 1963. I win.
You had a night out in Lambourn?! As in Lambourn in Berkshire?!
Newbury to Kintbury.. 7 miles of stumbing and falling with a Smirnoff Ice (was all i could force down) and 20 Marlboro Reds for company..
JJ McClure
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I Did Brighton to Hassocks once. Strangely enough it took a lot longer than i thought it would.
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In the late 80s I did Hove to Horsham - started at about midnight, got home about 8.30, bumped into my sister who was on her way to school
What kind of state were you in to think to yourself, in Hove, that you'd walk to HORSHAM ??
Thats got to be getting on for 30 miles !