“My gauge is fine ‘til the third glass of wine” is a saying that has been printed on a button. “My gauge is fine ‘til the third glass of wine” was cited on Twitter on March 16, 2010.
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Drea
@Drea104
@stashaholic Saw a button in a Rav as that would be perfect for you - “My gauge is fine ‘til the third glass of wine” 😉
1:28 PM - 16 Mar 2010
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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Happy first day of December everyone! Today I want to talk to you about Zippy Pins their pins, key chains, and stickers are amazing!
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Amanda December 2, 2010 at 10:35 AM
I could choose a dozen favorites, they’re awesome 😊
I’ll go with the “SPINNING: Because knitting isn’t weird enough” button or the “My gauge is fine ‘til the third glass of wine” button.
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Sergeant December 7, 2010 at 10:20 PM
My favorite button is: “My gauge is fine ‘til the third glass of wine” because it is so true.
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Michelle Miles
@CraftyMichelle
@betsysoderlund @KnittingRad Also need “my gauge is fine ‘till the third glass of wine” HA!
3:01 PM - 10 May 2011
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Uncork Niagara
@UncorkNiagara
My gauge is fine until the third glass of wine! http://ow.ly/i/47USn
6:01 PM - 25 Dec 2013
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Dee
@littleredyarn
@CityStitchette That’s why I bought it! I have one that says “My gauge is fine until my third glass of wine. ” 😉
4:40 PM - 18 Nov 2014
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