Now, we are all aware of how important such behaviour is. No one wants to make a fool of themselves, wake up with the head from hell or worse still a combination of the two. As a wise man once said to me, moderation is the key. But how to be moderate has always been a problem that has perplexed me, I mean once you are in the throes of a jolly good knees up when do you know you’ve had enough? The line between having a fabulous time and going past the pint of no return is a difficult one indeed and yet (& yes I would like a fanfare please) I believe I have a found a solution….If, of course your drink contains a slice of lime.
Take Gin & Tonics for instance (mmmmm G&T’s). At the beginning of the evening you start with your highball and a slice….Beautiful. Now, what if, instead of discarding the lime with every refresh you added another. You can monitor how much you have had to drink without spending all evening desparately trying to keep count. What is more, when your glass becomes full of lime to the extent that no more of the good stuff can fit it is probably safe to say that you have had enough and can retire to bed, hangover avoided and dignity in tact…..Result!*
*The author takes no responsibility if aforementioned technique does not work for one (or any) readers. Studio North takes no responsibility for any misguided ideas that staff members publish, and none of the advice provided reflects the stance or opinions of Studio North Ltd. Undertaking such an experiment is done so entirely at the readers own risk….If you know that your alcohol tolerance is low we also recommend you switch to a tumbler.
In thinly disguised attempt to assert their superiority over the rest of the studio, our esteemed trio of web designers and developers have commissioned their own range of “Digital Brew Crew” ceramic mugs. Beautifully pottered from the cheapest ceramics to be found, and with bespoke artwork courtesy of our own in-house cartoonist, they are now to be found gracing their desks next to their mouse mats, yet surprisingly are never found on the draining board (see clear evidence of stainage above). See if you can recognise YOUR favourite internet anorak (Ed: none of them)![[del.icio.us]](http://images.del.icio.us/static/img/delicious.small.gif){kind=small}
