I took my uncle to his first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, but we ended up at an AAA meeting by mistake. The thing is, we didn't know it. Everybody's sitting there filling out forms and reading maps.
We're looking at it going, "How is this going to help?"
But my uncle's a trooper. He stood up and said, "My name is Frank and I'm an alcoholic."
They all looked and said, "Well, you shouldn't be driving."
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Re: Don't drink and drive
The whole potential cultural misunderstanding here can be circumvented by Brits deleting an "A" and laughing politely.
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Re: Don't drink and drive
Mike4 wrote:I agree. Don't drink and drive, you might spill some.
Here in Italy, Alcoholics Anonymous is brilliant.
You can drink as much as you want, but you don't give your name.
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