great... not even drunk yet and already double posting.... 
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Riven-Twain;n8087710 said:Well, here's what's still on the shelf:
She's a light weight these days, doesn't drink... Mommy.
In that case, how about a nice raspberry juice?HenryGrosmont;n8088240 said:
''these days''is right. used to out-drink Henry, and that's no easy task
Not ever, not once did that happen. Lying to people isn't nice. Can I take this to the court?ArianeGrosmont;n8092150 said:''these days''is right. used to out-drink Henry, and that's no easy task
Also, by "these days" I meant "these years"...
Well ...HenryGrosmont;n8093180 said:
1. It depends on where the potential defendant ArianeGrosmont lives. Different jurisdictions have different rules. I'm assuming coming up with an address won't prove difficult.
2. In most US jurisdictions ... yes you can take this to court.
3. If you do take it to court, you will likely lose.
4. Even if you win ... it will be difficult to prove that you have been damaged by this particular fact pattern ... so you aren't likely to get anything from it.
Rawls;n8100370 said:
So, it's marriage all over again. Can't win anywhere these days. Good thing Gwent exists...
