Never seen, never done

Though if you did one, the other may follow.

Speaking of intoxicants:

I have, but have never had a hangover. I think there are quirks of my metabolism that mean I don't experience certain things, e.g. I don't get that asparagus wee thing, and nor does coffee have the caffeine-buzz effect on me. I can have a strong fresh-grind coffee in the evening and still get off to sleep no problem. And despite occasions (none since my 30s) where I've got so drunk I've practically been swimming in it, where I've no memory of how I got home, or woken up somewhere I don't recognise, I've never had a hangover. When it gradually dawned on me this was the case, I asked people to describe their hangovers and it confirmed I've never experienced the grim state they conjured up. At most I'd feel a little bit fragile or achy, but then quickly be up and looking for a hearty cooked breakfast.

That's a much more positive reaction to the one I usually get, which is more along the lines of a frown and a "Jammy bastard!"

See I was coming to post that I had never learnt to ride a bike thinking that was unique but it seems there is a few of us, perhaps we need a support group?

Also never seen a full episode of The Simpsons or the UK version of The Office (this is apparently sacrilege)

Never had a sexual dream. That I remember at least and I do have detailled vivid dreams

In theatre terms have never seen Evita/Cats/Phantom/Les Mis on any stage anywhere. The last is deliberate due to loving the book as a young 'un and just being unable to see how. The other three, just not interested enough, yet.

I've never drunk anything alcoholic (unfortunately my uncle is keen on putting wine in tomato sauce, no idea why it's disgusting, so I have had to eat some).
Never drunk coffee (if the smell makes you feel sick why would you drink it?)
I've never smoked anything.
I've never sworn on my own acord (the only time I've done it is when I've had to read something out loud that requires me to say a word I rather wouldn't, hate doing it, I guess it also depends on what you call a swear word. When I was little me and my sister refused to say the word dam even though it's a physical thing so we called them "sorrys" if we ever saw one, will happily use the word for the large object holding back water now but that's the only time I'll use it).




I hate all cheese cooked or uncooked, revolting, yuck, however I do really love pizza as long as it's got lots of yummy veg on it and no cheese in sight.

I've only had three hangovers in my life. I've been drunk, and definitely tipsy — but I guess I tend to know when to stop. Or, more likely, just eat too much beforehand.

I've also never been to a religious service that wasn't a wedding or a funeral.

Yes, it would definitely have been the Derwent Sorry when I was little, I think we picked "sorry" because instead of saying dam we apologised. I don't feel like we were told swearing was awful or anything, we both just didn't want to and that's still the case. I'm fine with bouncing and bomb!

Count me in for that one as well!

Oh yeah another one - while having seen the odd bit here and there, I've never properly seen ET, all the way through. And I'm a Spielberg fan.

Never seen The Crown
Never had a hangover
Never been to France
Never taking driving lessons

Not seen a single episode of GOT,The Crown or Modern Family. Was going to say never had a curry but think i did a long time ago. Never drank Beer or Lager.

I had a hangover once. Luckily I've never been a big drinker so although I haven't drunk a lot of alcohol since then, it didn't really call for a major lifestyle change or anything. I absolutely 100% cannot recommend the experience, and I think mine was only actually quite a mild one.

Or a fan of The Thick Of It.