Drunken Stories?

Kevin101

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Has anyone drank booze to the point that they have blacked out or can’t remember at all what they have done in the previous night? I know I have – one too many times. I love the stories behind them – they are always priceless. The latest blackout actually happened not too long ago, two weeks ago. Picked up a 60 of Smirnoff and woke up with the bottle being finished and me sleeping on the stairs!! – WTF?! My cousin and I dummied that bottle like it was water. I did a few things that I regret but shit happens. Made a one too many phone calls but the person accepted the apology and said not to worry about it.
Another time was two years ago, a day before New Years Eve. Holly fuck, don’t remember a single thing at all except for a stripper coming over. My first experience of a hangover – EEK!
Another story… happened about a year ago… me and my cousins went to one of their friend’s house who was throwing a small get together. Started the drinking at like 1pm. What a mistake that was. Went to a strip joint and started to take shots of fireball. Don’t remember getting back to his house; don’t remember going to sleep but I did wake up on the ground and when I looked over they were still drinking: O. I could go on and on about me getting blasted out of my mind but… yea…
What can I say? When it comes to drinking… there’s no holding back. No such thing as “social drinking”. We east Indians love our booze. Anyone that has went to a party thrown by an EI would agree.
 

oppai

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Those stories are lame...I think most people on here have done crazier shot when they are sober....why you need to down a 60 with your cuzzin just to hit a strip bar, and not remember it.
 

Kevin101

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Those stories are lame...I think most people on here have done crazier shot when they are sober....why you need to down a 60 with your cuzzin just to hit a strip bar, and not remember it.
I never said that the stories are going to be exciting or not. Thats up to you to judge them or not, whatever the answer is that is your thought.

oppai said:
why you need to down a 60 with your cuzzin just to hit a strip bar, and not remember it.
Those happened in two different incidents and not remembering it... I would like to remember them as if they just happened but unfortunately alcohol doesn't let you if you had one too many drinks.

But what "crazy" stuff can you possibly do when you are not in the right mind? Get arrested for being drunk in public? Doing stupid stuff to cause harm to others on the street? Trashing stuff? That is not my game plan.
 

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If you can't do anything, then what is the purpose of this thread? Wild stories about which part of the house you woke up in? :confused:
 

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All right, if people don't start being nice to Kevin. I'm going to get mad. I think he is sweet, and a lot nicer and more well mannered than some, but I'm not going to mention names. :p He is just really young, legal enough to be on this board, though. :)

My 19th birthday. I had the drunk tank called on me for using a cement pillow in a parking lot (a friend rescued me from that horror, I woke up in my own bed). 2 day hangover after that one. That is what happens when you start with beer, add tequila shooters, some rum & cokes, and everyone in sight is buying you drinks. Oh god, I feel like throwing up just remembering it. :(

These days if I am going to drink, I stick with vodka.
 

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Booze is a very vindictive friend. If you mistreat it, it'll mistreat you in a much more severe and prolonged way. Anybody with $20.00 in their pocket can get drunk. It's not much of an accomplishment. Learning how to drink responsibly is a much more difficult task. If you can't do that, you'd be far, far better off not to drink at all.
 

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Hey Kevin....the drinking and getting blotto is all fun, but the blackouts are a huge warning sign that your body can't handle it and is the first stage in alcohol poisoning....lucky that you're still here and breathing.

If you drink like that, passout, and your friends are drinking, pretty good chance they won't notice that you passed out, and might not be breathing, choked on your own vomit (Keith Moon) and died while they had a good time...dangerous stuff if you over do it.
 

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Kevin, I'm sure you are a fine young man but when they say "Drink Responsibly" there is a reason. Here is an example, my nephew and his buddies used to drink like you, guzzling beer with whiskey chasers till their mind disappeared. Then one night I get a call from the local RCMP, my nephew was busted for drunk driving and lost his driving privilege for a year. I tried to get him to drink more slowly but no, it was fun to drink that way.

About 6 mos. later he gets all loaded up sneaks his mother's car and smashes into 2 kids going to a DAF grad. He got sued by ICBC for 100K and had to file for bankruptcy. It set his life back years, both emotionally and financially, there is a social stigma attached.

Get someone to teach you how to drink, it can be fun and safe if done properly. Were I ever the Premier of this province the first thing I would do is raise the drinking age back up to 21.
 

MissTakes

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Has anyone drank booze to the point that they have blacked out or can’t remember at all what they have done in the previous night?

Are you kidding me? How the heck do you think I wound up here?
 

bcneil

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Has anyone drank booze to the point that they have blacked out or can’t remember at all what they have done in the previous night?

What can I say? When it comes to drinking… there’s no holding back. No such thing as “social drinking”. We east Indians love our booze. Anyone that has went to a party thrown by an EI would agree.

Yes Kevie, believe it or not you are not the first 18 year old ever to have booze. I do think once you mature, you will find out that getting "blackout" drunk isn't the coolest of the cool. Most adults have jobs, and weekends are short. Who wants to spend a Saturday or Sunday hungover? It must really suck when dad is yelling at you to mow the lawn, when your head is spinning.

"When it comes to drinking...there's no holding back"???

Sounds like a great way to look at drinking.
 

Kevin101

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All right, if people don't start being nice to Kevin. I'm going to get mad. I think he is sweet, and a lot nicer and more well mannered than some, but I'm not going to mention names. :p He is just really young, legal enough to be on this board, though. :)

Lol thanks Harmony.

The only times when I plan on getting absolutely shit faced is when I am with my cousins because there is a line and if I was to go beyond it they will stop me. The term "Drink Responsibly"... I have tried it but 70% of the time it just doesn't seem to kick in.
Maybe in the next 6-7 years drinking to my limit might be a good idea but for now I'll fight my way to the last drop of the bottle.

He's harming himself and has the potential to harm others as well. Not cool.

I'm not harming others. I don't drink out in public often and when I do I try VERY HARD not to do anything because if I do, and do stupid stuff I know what will happened to me when I wake up - when I'm around my cousins that is. They take it very seriously when it comes to drinking and doing shit that you shouldn't do when you are drunk. VERY SERIOUSLY! I've seen it but haven't experienced it yet. All of the stories above are the times that I have been with my cousins. I have friends who will drink and do stupid shit like get arrested - drunk tank, trash stuff - property and I have friends who will smoke weed, drink some beers, chill relax. I tend to stick with the people who will chill, drink a couple beers watch the game. I have yet to experience a blackout with my friends because I don't know what the outcome will be. I know when I do with my cousins I'm in good hands and I know I won't wake up outside.
 

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Spring break - 7 days in Daytona Beach, FL.
3 buses filled with 18-20 year olds (freaking long ride), and a friend who was celebrating his 21st bday, so he could buy alcohol for us.

Pretty retarded. Lots of memories, and lots of blanks.
 

Pantherdash

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About 6 mos. later he gets all loaded up sneaks his mother's car and smashes into 2 kids going to a DAF grad. He got sued by ICBC for 100K and had to file for bankruptcy. It set his life back years, both emotionally and financially, there is a social stigma attached.
Kind of a dumn thing to do to declare bankruptcy with this kind of debt. Debts resulting from criminal behaviour do not get wiped out in the bankruptcy process. Other debts that don't get eliminated are child custody debts and student loans.

Oh, and you don't chase beer with whiskey, you chase whiskey with beer.:p

Panther
 

Kevin101

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Kevin101, oceanic is referring to your physical and physiological health (your bodily health) and not necessarily your social health. You're fucking punishing your liver when you drink like a fish. And, the last time I heard, we all have just one liver. You fuck up your liver and you're fucked--and dead, period.
I highly doubt I have caused any severe damage to my liver yet. This is not like a everyday routine... more like a once in maybe 4 months? Don't got much time these days... lots of pooning to do :D and other stuff to take care.

The last time I partied before the April 11th long weekend was like back in December... and even then I took it easy... like 9-10 beers over a 8hr period.
 

jetsam

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Kind of a dumn thing to do to declare bankruptcy with this kind of debt. Debts resulting from criminal behaviour do not get wiped out in the bankruptcy process. Other debts that don't get eliminated are child custody debts and student loans.

Oh, and you don't chase beer with whiskey, you chase whiskey with beer.:p

Panther
It was some years back and at that time it was an advantage to declare bankruptcy.

These guys were 19 and not too interested in drinking protocol. They would chase anything with anything just to see how it affected them.
 

Kevin101

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Kevin,

Haha :p I remember your drunken night and I was not even there :p

Much Luv,

Princess
LOL!

Lets not get bring that up on forums... lol... that was quite embarrassing :eek:
 

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