Originally posted by arrakisWatched "Clean and Sober", but also saw "Floating Away" which was a much better movie about alcoholics. π΅
I'm going to break to watch the movie "Clean and Sober". Heh, should be interesting... π΅
Not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic ya-know. But if you wake up and want alcohol instead of coffee then I suspect you might have a problem. π
Originally posted by arrakisI've done this for years (only I just have a glass of water between drinks, it's nice to "cleanse the palate"... hehe). The wisdom of this was passed on to me in college at a frat party, lol... been doing it ever since, and on the rare times I don't, I surely pay for it in the morning...
Why would you say such a thing? Nobody likes cotton mouth. All you have to do is drink water and that's not a problem.
For serious drinkers at home follow this simple rule: Have a bottle of spring water on hand and when you drink a heavy mixed drink with alcohol, for every swallow of booze (count them) take the same amount of swallows of water.
Hangove ...[text shortened]... er as well. It'll keep you from having a hangover and maybe even looking old before your time.
Originally posted by Lone KnightSo do I YOU FRICKING.....ERRM... Kidding! Yes I tend to open my gob a bit too under the affluence! But generally just stupid witty remarks (which I think are funny but nobody else does, strange that?..giggles). I don't get aggressive though. Who gets aggressive under the influence? Anybody here?
Sometimes, I'll try not to move when I have been drinking, though. When I posted loads the other night, it was the product of drinking. I wouldn't say arguing, but I do tend to, ahem, debate more when drinking.
Originally posted by reader1107Urgh! Are you being serious??? You can't make tea in the microwave - thats almost worst than blaspheming. Now, I may enforce cultural stereotypes here, but there really is only one way to make good tea - and that is in a pot.
OMG exactly! π³π (Thank goodness for microwaves! Cup, water, teabag, sweetener, and pop them in for two minutes! Good to go!)
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Originally posted by mikelomIt's probably all down to speech inflection and body language, after all, 7% of the way you come across is supposed to be the words itself - the rest is sound and movement. Which is why a discussion on a forum can get to the point where everybody's like "no, no, I meant this..." Whereas in real life that wouldn't happen!
But generally just stupid witty remarks (which I think are funny but nobody else does, strange that?..giggles).