It's unlikely to be anyone here if he actually rode a bike.
dunno going by facebook - could possibly be postie rich ?
Isn't that the minimum daily consumption in Blackpool?
I can only aspire to such behaviour.
I wouldn't even be able to remove my own trousers let alone ride a bike after 18 pints!
And he removed his trousers [i]after [/i]crashing into a tree!
Legend.
I imagine this to be Wiggo's destiny.
I went on a bike ride after half a bottle of Gentleman Jimโs once, cost me a rear wheel and a fair bit of skin.
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I doff my cap to thee, Captain! Dun du lun, dun da da lun, etc!
I'd nominate him to new years honours...
Drunk in charge of a pedal bike? Is that a thing? ****.
Yup it is teethgrinder. However you have to be incapable of riding it. There is not a blood alcohol level specified so you have tobe very drunk ( and fail the attitude test) to be done for drunk on a bike
Not particulalry proud of this but I've cycled home so drunk that i couldn't manage the stairs up to my flat and woke up asleep in the stairwell with the bike lying on me.
that was probably abut 5 pints.
I reckon I can cycle a straighter line than walk one after a few!
A few years ago I started birthday drinkies very early, about halfway through the evening Frank the Hungarian turned up with Palinka shots. ย Then we carried on in the pub. ย I felt fine until I got on the saddle at closing time and had to ride down the road to the bridleway over the South Downs. ย I zig zagged down the road into the hedge on either side before somehow getting up the flinty climb from Litlington to Lullington Heath before a final stagger/push up old kiln bottom climb and the a very speedy descent into Jevington, apparently riding through a bramble bush after failing to negotiate a bend at 30mph! ย Not my finest hour.
I once set off to "ride" home from the pub and was awoken by a concerned passer-by lying, still clipped in, on the grass verge. Not a good look. ๐
I reckon I can cycle a straighter line than walk one after a few!
Exactly, the faster you go, the more stable. Especially at 2 A.M. on icy cobblestones, as soon as you try and stop, you're doomed, so just aim for space and keep pedaling.
I remember being royally hammered and deciding to cycle to Blockbusters to get a film. Me in control and my friend on the back. Heading down a steep hill and it all seemed to be going fine. Next thing I know Iโm heading down the hill on my side / face. Came to a rest, bike slowly slid past followed by my friend rolling like a rag doll.
To this day I have no idea what happened. When we returned with the film my mates mum was convinced weโd been in a fight. There were lots of cuts, bruises and road rash.
I once got woop-wooped by the boys in blue at 2am. We established that I was perhaps a touch less than sober. They asked where I lived, within 2 miles, and let my tyres down. To this day I think that it was good policing. I had managed to get to the end of the car park when the chat took place.