ZombieKitten said:

ZombieKitten said:

I tend to get VERY "romantic".

althom said:

robots can be romantic...


are you a pleasure bot?

if i get drunk I tend to want to drink even more.

bkw said:

me too!

I get much sillier when I'm drunk. I'll tell jokes badly and then laugh at myself for not being able to talk right. If I'm riding in a car, I tend to yell rude things to people who are walking down the street.
A few weeks ago a friend had a couple bottles of Absinthe. THAT was an unusual feeling. I got silly as usual but then numb, really numb.Couldn't feel my feet or hands.Everything was all gray around the edges.Still silly but very comfortable at the same time. Strange strange experience. I'd do it again.

TMPletz said:

Getting drunk sucks. I haven't been drunk in years. Having a few beers and getting a decent buzz is great, but anything past that point I hate. When I have a buzz on I'm just a slightly more relaxed and smiley version of my everyday self.

I don't do drunk, but once I have had a few, I tend to become a more humorous and carefree version of my self.

Great thread idea.

Trouble controlling the volume of my voice, agreeable, touchy-feely, and likely to download porn if no girls come home with me.

when I'm drunk I am even nicer than normal, not loud or agressive, just good fun.....




just don't get me drunk on whiskey.....

i'm a bit more outgoing, hornier, i tend to say and do things that i normally keep to myself (but i'm not obnoxious ) and then i just get sleepy and hungry after that

I've never gotten drunk. Knowing me, I'd be like Bill Cosby...

"Am I falling out of this chair?"

I like to listen to music and dance around with my cocktail in my hand. Put on some vintage soul like Aretha Franklin's "Rock Steady" or Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" and I'm off and runnin'...oooh, or maybe some crazy disco like "Night Fever" or Joe Tex's "I Ain't Going to Bump No More With No Big Fat Woman" and my house suddenly becomes Disco Ottensen . If I'm out though, the dj's here love to play Jocelyn Brown's "Somebody Else's Guy", and if I'm drunk, that IS the song to make me leave somebody mid-sentence and head out to the dance floor... and the crazy part is, I HATE for people to start dancing with me! If it's not my husband or one of my friends, I get so offended, like "if this sucker doesn't move the HELL away from me...!!" I'm telling you, I am terrible!

jerseykrs said:

hmmmm.... sounds like girls + alcohol really does = fun....

I also love to sing when I'm drunk. But only slightly more than while sober.

shellyevon said:

A COUPLE OF BOTTLES????

Aren't you supposed to sort of sip on Absinthe ???? That's why they outlawed it in the States, people used to just drown themselves in the stuff and go nuts

...actually that's only partially true; a lot of cheap liquor companies used to cut the real absinthe with low grade moonshine that had the alcoholic equivilent of jet fuel....still the stuff made people so nuts that they outlawed it in the U.S. But since I've moved to the EU, a little nip once a year from a top shelf bar is always very pleasant

purpledisc said:

I do drunks almost exclusively.

jerseys drunk characteristics -

sweats alot

ella731 said:

Sweats alcohol Re-distills it and .....

senik said:

drinks his own pee!

Illustrator said:

Now then.....

Hadn't read my post back in the eyes of an orger did I !!!!!

ufoclub said:

girls + alcohol = girls who do things they're gonna regret later = my kind of gal!

Illustrator said:

not this one. if and when i get fucked up its with someone i trust.

ella731 said:

i've never drank alcohol, and never will.

ThreadBare said:

I've never been drunk either. i've never had more than one drink at a time and usually that just makes me more talkative and a little silly.

ella731 said:

Oh jesus, what rock did you crawl out from under?

senik said:

you'd drink also if you had to work here!

shellyevon said:

A few months ago we drove up to Vancouver, and while we were there, we had some absinth, as it's been legalized in British Columbia. Overall, it felt like, well, alcohol. But there was a certain... clarity?... to my thinking instead of the usual feeling of my brain getting cloudy. This "secondary effect" -- which other people report experiencing -- was subtle, but noticeable.