What's a cheeky pint?

Leicester_Hunk · 02/04/15 - 23:20

My mate posted this:

Cheeky pint before dance lesson with Katie

What's cheeky about it???

[Deleted User] · 02/04/15 - 23:20

A swift one.

degsyhufc · 02/04/15 - 23:23

You can now post in the "What really obvious thing have you only just realised?" thread.

AnnieBaker · 02/04/15 - 23:36

You are supposed to be doing something else really, like paying the gas bill or descaling the kettle, but you have decided life is short so you are going to be a bit cheeky and pop out to the pub for a quick drink and spend time with friends instead. There is a very slight element of guilt involved.

Takae · 02/04/15 - 23:40

Buying or drinking a pint when one shouldn't have.

A variation on 'No, I shouldn't. (pause) Oh, go on then."

Andy23 · 02/04/15 - 23:40

It's a bit like a 'Cheeky Nandos'

Anonimus · 02/04/15 - 23:51

Takae wrote: »

Buying or drinking a pint when one shouldn't have.

A variation on 'No, I shouldn't. (pause) Oh, go on then."

Guilty as charged your honour. But I work in retail (on the shop floor) and have seen and experienced first hand what such an environment does to people whether they be staff or customer.

Ænima · 02/04/15 - 23:56

When you have a pint at a time when you probably shouldn't, like when you're at work on a lunch break or will be driving, though now it just seems to be whenever a person has a quick pint somewhere.

It's a slightly irritating term either way I suppose.

degsyhufc · 02/04/15 - 23:58

My mate got sacked from Wilko when he decided to have a cheecky pint or two at lunch time.

QT 3.14 · 02/04/15 - 23:58

Why do people bother? The OP obviously knows what it means.

jenzie · 03/04/15 - 00:00

you even old enough to partake in alcoholic beverages?

Ænima · 03/04/15 - 00:02

QT 3.14 wrote: »

Why do people bother? The OP obviously knows what it means.

Boredom.

It's like one of those really easy games where there's no challenge and you know exactly what you need to do, but that doesn't stop you playing.