Ick bin so betrunken! I'm drunk for the first time in my life.
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I'm sure vodka is many people's drink of choice when thirsty,
Vodka definately is one of the absolute worst drinks in world against thirst (somewhere between salt water and urine 
), but beer is excellent in moderation, like after a workout on a hot day, it would be my first choice.
), but beer is excellent in moderation, like after a workout on a hot day, it would be my first choice.
Don't you judge those sad old alckies who have a vodka craving...
umm... because of drunklOh god, this is so embarrassing. Why did I think that it was a good idea to write all of this?
I thought that, but now I don't drink I realise I wasn't really happy. Because drinking is bad and can't make you truly happy like sitting at home alone and not going out on the piss with your friends...
I thought that, but now I don't drink I realise I wasn't really happy. Because drinking is bad and can't make you truly happy like sitting at home alone and not going out on the piss with your friends...
True! alcohol can't make you happy! - same as with miserable though; alcohol doesn't do it to you, but it enhances the experience.
Having a nice time spamming up the (I of course don't mean this but a hypothetical one) board with a couple of funny people on a Friday night can be just as rewarding as any ol' time on the town -and usually a lot less expensive.
I thought that, but now I don't drink I realise I wasn't really happy. Because drinking is bad and can't make you truly happy like sitting at home alone and not going out on the piss with your friends...I'm not sad
I'm a happy drunkl.
True! alcohol can't make you happy! - same as with miserable though; alcohol doesn't do it to you, but it enhances the experience.
Having a nice time spamming up the (I of course don't mean this but a hypothetical one) board with a couple of funny people on a Friday night can be just as rewarding as any ol' time on the town -and usually a lot less expensive.
Yeah, I wasn't entirely being serious with that post. But yeah, getting drunk doesn't make you anything you're not already.
And pretty much anything can be cheaper than a night on the town.
Especially so If there's drink involved on that night on the town…
THis whole thead is so laughable. Sorry.But why are you women like this? She's so sweet and nice. But she doesn't even show one sign that tells me that she sees more in me than e friend. Man, I'm so fucingn lonwly. Sorry.
OK get sober and go tell her you like her.
RAMA
Okay, it's way too early to be discouraged or depressed. People are seldom on the same wavelength right off the bat. You have to give her some time and encouragement.
There's also the possibility that you are not reading her correctly. It sounds like she accepted your invitation back to your apartment. She might just be shy, or she got cold feet or something.
That was a good drunk thread.
It sounds like you've recovered nicely. I'm actually a very casual drinker. I probably drink more than most people in the way that it's not uncommon for me to have a glass or two of wine after work. Sometimes I'll have a Guinness Extra Stout or another dark or hoppy beer, and other times, if it's a weekend or I'm with family, a good whiskey or a gin and tonic, a bombay sapphire martini, a manhattan, good scotch. Unlike you, though, I love the taste of alcohol-- especially quality booze straight up. I also don't get "drunk" very often at all. Alcohol and I have a mutual understanding... I don't abuse it, it doesn't abuse me.
Having said that, my worst experiences drinking were out of sadness. You should never, ever drink to relieve pain or to try and "forget" something (which you obviously know). You should also find something else to drink. The fact that you decided to finish off a cheap bottle of wine and you're a first time drinker means that you were probably pretty shitfaced (admittedly, I could drink a bottle of wine and be fairly lucid-- if not a bit jolly).
Anyway, if you don't like the taste of it, don't drink it. Everything I drink, I drink because I love the taste of it-- whether it be a good, red wine or tasty, malty homebrew. Frankly, I think people should be more casual about alcohol like they are throughout Europe. Americans are often freakishly judging and puritanical about alcohol consumption or even the mention of it, which I find increasingly annoying.
It sounds like you've recovered nicely. I'm actually a very casual drinker. I probably drink more than most people in the way that it's not uncommon for me to have a glass or two of wine after work. Sometimes I'll have a Guinness Extra Stout or another dark or hoppy beer, and other times, if it's a weekend or I'm with family, a good whiskey or a gin and tonic, a bombay sapphire martini, a manhattan, good scotch. Unlike you, though, I love the taste of alcohol-- especially quality booze straight up. I also don't get "drunk" very often at all. Alcohol and I have a mutual understanding... I don't abuse it, it doesn't abuse me.
Having said that, my worst experiences drinking were out of sadness. You should never, ever drink to relieve pain or to try and "forget" something (which you obviously know). You should also find something else to drink. The fact that you decided to finish off a cheap bottle of wine and you're a first time drinker means that you were probably pretty shitfaced (admittedly, I could drink a bottle of wine and be fairly lucid-- if not a bit jolly).
Anyway, if you don't like the taste of it, don't drink it. Everything I drink, I drink because I love the taste of it-- whether it be a good, red wine or tasty, malty homebrew. Frankly, I think people should be more casual about alcohol like they are throughout Europe. Americans are often freakishly judging and puritanical about alcohol consumption or even the mention of it, which I find increasingly annoying.
I'm 25 years old. Yeah, I'm pretty late.
I'm 25 too, and have had exactly one drink in my whole life. Got pretty damn tipsy for what was supposed to be a weak martini.
But:Agreed.
Yeah, that's really great. You may also want to try it with marmalade.
You probably don't even know me (I don't really frequent the Miscellaneous forum that much). Somehow I just wanted to let you know that for the first time in my life I am drunk. It's actually the first time I ever drank alcohol at all. It's 3 AM in the morning in Germany and I just drank a whole bottle of red whine. God, that was so awful. I hated how it tastes. After every sip I had to drink Coke. Now I'm feeling all dizzy and strange. The reason? Of course it's a woman. Sarina's her name. Yeah, just like the character from DS9. I thoughgt I could forget all the pain. Man, it's so laughable. THis whole thead is so laughable. Sorry.
Oh, and I love you, Gep Malakai, Outpost4, PKTrekGirl, Jon1701, M', Sam, CommanderRaytas, JiNX-01, Swarles Barkley, ITL, Defcon, ST-One, Sector 7, EliyahuQeoni, orac, Starscape. All of you (and many more) are what make this place so worthwhile.
I donÄt even know why I had to write all of that up.
Right back at you, buddy.
Women will break your heart man, but you'll get there in the end. Just gotta hang in there.
^ Goddamnit, Jon! Just when the thread was reaching the second page and I thought everyone had forgotten about it.
Just kidding, of course. Thanks for the nice words. I like the thought that what you wrote is true. I guess I just have to be patient.
What is usually happening in these kind of threads?
Just kidding, of course. Thanks for the nice words. I like the thought that what you wrote is true. I guess I just have to be patient.
I'm not so sure about that. I am anxious that when she knows about my true feelings for her, a good friendship won't be an option anymore. She's a very fine and special human being and I wouldn't want to lose her.
Yeah, maybe you are right. I can't be sure at the moment. It's just what my guts tell me. Also, my best friend (and flatmate) said that he doesn't think she shows any signs of having a romantic interest in me (he was present when she visited me the other day).Okay, it's way too early to be discouraged or depressed. People are seldom on the same wavelength right off the bat. You have to give her some time and encouragement.
There's also the possibility that you are not reading her correctly. It sounds like she accepted your invitation back to your apartment. She might just be shy, or she got cold feet or something.
I guess that's a good thing.
What is usually happening in these kind of threads? Agreed.
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