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Should You Go Out or Out Out Tonight?

Few pints or school night craic.

Jul 21st 2016, 1:11 PM 8,190 Views 4 Comments

LET US DECIDE if you should go for a few pints, or OUT OUT.

aout1 Source: londonmatt, Flickr

1.
I'm in work wasting time on this quiz
Having food somewhere fancy

Minding the kids
On holidays

Downing pints
Something else
2.
Yes
No

Yeah but I hate my job
3. Pick something to drink
Shutterstock
Water
Flickr
Pints

nivellescapital
Wine
berlinstag.com
Spirits
4. Who would you rather drink with?
RTE
Youtube

IrishRugby.ie
Wikimedia
5.
Yes
No
6. You'll go for the last bus now, won't you?
Wikipedia
Definitely
LOL
7. Have you already received an invitation for a 'few pints' later?
Yes
No

I SENT THE TEXTS
8. When is pay day?
Wikimedia
TODAY
This week

Next week
I'm unemployed
9. How does this photo make you feel?
JohnPickenPhoto
I am actually drooling, mate.
Meh

I shouldn't
Wouldn't mind a sip of that now
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
Go OUT OUT
GO ON, you only live once. Have a breakfast roll and lucozade at your desk in the morning, be grand.
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Laura Bittner
You scored out of !
Just go out
This probably isn't what you want to hear but you should probably call it at one, or, two, or three. You know yourself.
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