Originally posted by elvendreamgirlI consider this to be an anti-stupidity story , edg . I'm not pointing the finger at just you specificly here . We've all done our share of dumb-a$$ things , some involving recreational chemistry , some with cars , some with sex , etc . I don't think that the moral of the story should be sobriety , but moderation .
Ok, here is my anti drinking story. When I was almost 18, I went to the beach with all the graduating seniors. We all stayed at hotels on the island. I was at a party, and I had already been drinking enough to get all those great ideas drunks get. Someone was mixing a huge vat of something. There was a water glass full of some sort of whiskey. I picke ...[text shortened]... ine or a glass of champagne, but I do not drink liquor.
My favorite drink is tea or water.
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Originally posted by Moldy CrowI agree. I still drink, but I am careful now. Had a been sober when I drank that whiskey, I would not have drunk the whiskey. The moral there is that drinking makes you think without your brain.
I consider this to be an anti-stupidity story , edg . I'm not pointing the finger at just you specificly here . We've all done our share of dumb-a$$ things , some involving recreational chemistry , some with cars , some with sex , etc ...[text shortened]... that the moral of the story should be sobriety , but moderation .
To be honest, mostly I just drink coffee. On those rare occasions when I can be badgered into going clubbing, I'm not above a vodka and Red Bull or ten. I can't be bothered to learn the difference between decent wine and rubbish, I think it's silly how attached people get to whisk(e)y because it's vile, and I get a bit drunk on three pints. There's a similar litany for almost anything else you can mention, except vodka and gin, either of which could make wolf's urine taste nice.