4-5GB if continuous I reckon
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Exactly this, either we will be shit and just win or be shit and lose.
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Plus if we are shit and just win you will be abel to watch the next game, in the venue of your choice, and watch us be shit and just win again or be shit and lose.
interesting to see who you share the table with if you aren’t family. 
At our daughter’s wedding reception one of our guests was my nephew from Australia, who, at 22 stone, looks like a WWE wrestler complete with shaved head and goatee beard. When the waitress came round with the wine - red or white sir? - he asked her, in typical Oz fashion, have you got any amber?I love a good wedding free food & booze
Granted the formalities are a bit boring,
There are some people making assumptions here about the game so may I be the first to say that I hope you manage to watch Bart playing in the Netherlands vs Turkey game okay while at the wedding
At our daughter’s wedding reception one of our guests was my nephew from Australia, who, at 22 stone, looks like a WWE wrestler complete with shaved head and goatee beard. When the waitress came round with the wine - red or white sir? - he asked her, in typical Oz fashion, have you got any amber?
Now my nephew turned out to be the life and soul of the party and certainly drank accordingly. It was around midnight I asked him how he was getting back to his B&B. No worries, he replied, I’ll kip on the sofa over there. You can’t do that, I said, this is a hotel and they won’t allow it. Being the kind and generous uncle that I am I booked him a room - all sorted.
The following morning I went to settle our bill and my nephew’s. It was then I found out the cheeky bugger had run up a bar tab of £100+ and put it on his room account. Families eh!
I would love to know what he ordered during the night
Booze only! A lot, a f***ing hell of a lot! I would imagine the hotel would have doubled up on restocking the bar the following morning.
us a couple of years later. At the time the Lions rugby team were touring South Africa and the first test match was being shown on TV at the Walkabout here in Southampton. As I have stated my nephew is enormous and decided he was going to wear his Canberra rugby jersey ( XXXXXL size) for the occasion. When we arrived at the Walkabout the place was rammed. As we went through the doors the punters stood aside like the parting of the Red Sea to let us get to the bar. We trebled up with three pints of amber(!) each to start with. This set the scene for the next EIGHT hours!
