Troopers, every single one of them.
After a bit of Christmas indulgence, plenty of people have been committed in their efforts to avoid the dreaded drink during January and we’ve got nothing but respect for all of them.
This being said, it can be hard to socialise on a night out without having to hear those nagging questions about why you’re not having a tipple like everyone else.
On that note, staying away from a drink or two can be quite difficult for some people. We feel their pain.
It really depends on what you mean.
Dry January.. A glass of dry white wine darling!!
— Ollie Locke-Locke (@ollielocke) January 9, 2016
‘High Hopes’ can go out the window very quickly.
Anyone doing #DryJanuary We didn't last long! Bout 4 days!
— Kodaline (@Kodaline) January 12, 2016
Some lasted longer than most but still gave in.
Dry January. Over and Out.
Date: Jan 8th
— Jack Whitehall (@jackwhitehall) January 8, 2016
We finally have an explanation for Wayne Rooney’s form.
The only explanation is that Rooney's doing dry January.
— Sam Homewood (@SamHomewood) January 12, 2016
There’s always someone else to blame.
Not 100% sure what this Dry January advert is getting at with this mascot?? pic.twitter.com/fDv0iA9oyp
— Amy A (@lolennui) January 13, 2016
Prepare for a long month.
30 days hath September
April, June and November
All the rest have 31
Except for dry January
Which has 5,782— Louise O'Connor (@oconnola) January 3, 2016
It gets in the way of work.
This dry January bollocks has really made my job boring.
— James Hucks (@jameshux13) January 13, 2016
Beware: temptation is everywhere.
Dry January… pic.twitter.com/zKIRwOBnuf
— Ian (@DeKroonCat) January 13, 2016
Stay strong.
https://twitter.com/_AshClayton/status/687251659785912321
Feck it!
https://twitter.com/ShortList/status/684711222319661056?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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