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If you're inebriated (in any form), post here! >> sad
Awesome.
Not awesome -> sweeter making me a drink out of an old sprite from yesterday he found in my car. I drank it.
Not awesome -> sweeter making me a drink out of an old sprite from yesterday he found in my car. I drank it.
Ewwww Sally. What was he thinking?
smetchie wrote: "Do you ever run out of beer and think, "Oh I'll just make myself 3 drinks instead?""
Yep, and usually end up regretting it.
Yep, and usually end up regretting it.
Sometimes, for variety, I'll do shots at my dining room table. I usually end up regretting that, too.
smetchie wrote: "Do you ever run out of beer and think, "Oh I'll just make myself 3 drinks instead?""I never let myself run out of beer.
RandomAnthony wrote: "Sometimes, for variety, I'll do shots at my dining room table. I usually end up regretting that, too."
Is that when you wake up sleeping face down on the porch instead of up in your bed?
Is that when you wake up sleeping face down on the porch instead of up in your bed?
So the trick is to leave a couple of shots out on the counter in case RA stops in while you're gone. He may pass out and then you'd get to meet him.
I have a 3 day party memory. Do you? I love alcohol. It, unfortunately, does not love me. I usually get sick and propel it out of my body. i am paart native american and I think it's my liver. I used to drink real drinks. Now I usually drink a liqueur.
Britt-Britt wrote: "I am getting peer pressured into drinking! I thought this stuff only happened in PSAs!"Right this minute? What are your feelings on this, Britt?
Moderator's disclaimer: We at Terminal Coffee do not serve anyone under 21. We card. Etc.
Oh, wait, first - not pressured by this thread. I mean by my friends. Or...A friend.I mean, am I ever going to drink? No, I don't want to. Does that mean other people shouldn't? No, if that's what you want to do, then go ahead do it. I don't see anything wrong with drinking, but it's just not for me. I have a friend, and she keeps trying to get me to "pregame" with her, and I'm like, "Boo, I love you, but no, that's not gonna happen."
What are you going to do when you come to Australia and I offer you alcohol? The legal drinking age is 18 here and probably most other countries that have a limit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_dr...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_dr...
Well let's party at your place then Janine.
Britt-Britt wrote: "I am getting peer pressured into drinking! I thought this stuff only happened in PSAs!"I always took the "more for me" approach when people around me didn't drink...
I like it when people post in the inebriation thread early in the morning. Makes me feel like I'm corresponding with Mick Jagger.
I had to explain binge drinking to a friend....'cause he didn't know what that was, and he does it.And to answer your question Gail, in that situation, I'd probably politely decline. But it's different like, in college, drinking is automatically, "LET'S GET WASTED!! FUCK YES! I GO LOCO FOR FOUR LOKO" shit like that. Like, I had dinner with someone, and he ordered a beer, and it's like 5pm, and I was like, "I didn't know people could just drink alcohol with food. I've never seen that." Well, actually, my dad said it was a white person thing. My dad thinks a lot of things are a "white person" thing. Like eating pepperoni pizza.
Drinking a glass of wine at lunch and/or dinner is rather normal in Italy. I am not saying that it is the rule, a lot of people don't do it, but it is generally considered acceptable.I don't normally drink, especially if I have to work, but I find one good glass of red wine while having a nice dinner extremely pleasurable.
In France, most diners do not drink while eating. They have wine before dinner, then after. The waiters were confused when I ordered wine with dinner. I did not see many visibly intoxicated people in Paris (unlike in London!! Yikes!)
when i'm out for dinner i always order beer or wine. just two or three glasses though, nothing that will make me drunk.
Cynthia wrote: "In France, most diners do not drink while eating. They have wine before dinner, then after. The waiters were confused when I ordered wine with dinner. I did not see many visibly intoxicated people ..."Uh, really? Every time I go to France I am offered several kinds of wines during meals, depending on the dish I am eating. That is especially true if I'm at somebody's house. Must be the people I hand out with... des viveurs! :-D
Doesn't anyone want to get drunk with me? I just opened my fourth beer. Gretchen, you just posted. Don't let me down.
Cynthia and Spellbound, I three was offered copious amounts of wine with all meals when I lived in both Italy and Spain. And when I visited my friends in Paris there was wine even with breakfast. Well, that's because she was a nanny living in a third floor flat, but still.
Oh, and I can drink now RA. But my tolerance is still for shit. I'm having a super stiff Caucasian right now and it is treating me niiiiiiiiiiiiicely.
I pretty much stopped drinking when my 2nd husband started living in a bottle of booze. that was 12 years ago and he is still there. if he manages to stay sober today, he will come here for thanksgiving dinner. basically, he left me for the bottle. I never forgave the bottle.
Britt-Britt wrote: "Michele, seriously, you're becoming like, one of my favourite people. For reals."Likewise, Britt. I really love your posts.
Lobstergirl wrote: "RA just drunkenly friended me....he's really going to regret it in the morning."I had something that was VERY important to post on your wall. I don't remember what it was.
A couple of nights ago, I could have told you about the pickle tickle if I had logged onto the computer. Now, it's all a bit fuzzy.
hi Janine!
**a bit disconcerted as to why I was selected to be the recipient of Janine's inebriation salutation at 4am today**
**a bit disconcerted as to why I was selected to be the recipient of Janine's inebriation salutation at 4am today**
I think she had just recently gotten to your White Russian comment of a few days back. It was memorable.









We had one this time, Gail.
Wherever you are Azeem Qureshi, may the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits.