Briggs logarithmed
adj.
Drunk enough to reduce every round to a single common measure, regardless of what was actually ordered.
Lrey became Briggs logarithmed and insisted that pints, halves and crisps belonged to one calculation.
Source: Wiktionary
adj.
Drunk enough to reduce every round to a single common measure, regardless of what was actually ordered.
Lrey became Briggs logarithmed and insisted that pints, halves and crisps belonged to one calculation.
Source: Wiktionary
