Pizza, Beer & Music

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I had a bit of a pub crawl tonight. Let's skip the finer details.

I had a lot of beer.

I am now at home.

I have a meatilicious puzza from Dominos.

I have a bottle of Stone Oaked Arrogant Bastard.

I have Jazz.

I love you

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  1. Elliott1 December 2012 at 23:00

    That exact combination, substituting the Stone for any other beer that I had at the time, pretty much got me through 4 years of uni. I am most envious sir

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    1. Nate Dawg2 December 2012 at 07:59

      Haha it was awesome, man! :-D

      Thanks for the comment!

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