The Drunk Thread
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loretian

Alright, I fully realize I will probably be the only person posting in this thread, and, most likely, those who view this thread will just find it as a reason to view me as some sort of cat-loving, Gn'R-listening, G.W.Bush-voting, Foosball-winning alcoholic; the fact is, it's Friday, and so I thought the subject of so many of life's pleasures deserved it's own thread.

If you've just come back from a party, or a bar, or whatever, and feel inspired to expound on your condition, visit this website, and share your thoughts with us here, in this thread.

For example, my thoughts currently are:
1) I need to pee
[censored]
4) I have to go to a play with my mom tonight, I wonder if she knows what beer smells like.

And so forth.

Posted on 2004-07-30 23:28:06 (last edited on 2004-08-02 20:07:33)

mcgrue

play with your mom?

So... that's how it is in their family.

</Bueller>

Posted on 2004-07-31 00:28:13

loretian

Just contributing.

The play was awesome. I saw it twice. My mom also enjoyed it. It was Joseph and the Amazing Techni-color Dreamcoat.

Okay, so Andew Lloyd Webber is trash, but there was some memorable melodies.......

a song I finished

Posted on 2004-08-03 06:31:39

Technetium

I've never been drunk in my entire life. Actually, I have not consumed enough alcohol in my entire life combined to even get 1/20th of the way to being drunk.

Posted on 2004-08-04 04:50:02

mcgrue

I just went to the bar for the first time in months.

I'm not quite drunk, but I must say that I missed the experience.

Posted on 2004-08-04 04:59:27

Omni

I tasted beer once. It tastes...icky.

Posted on 2004-08-05 05:07:47

grenideer

Ok, first of all, why isn't anyone posting here? I'm not kidding. It's been lik eaweek. How old are you Tech and omni? Maybe you've been swigging the ole bud light or something. Here's a tip : Bass Ale! And if you're broke, I'd say the bet you can do is Amber Bock. not bad at all.

So this is the deal. if you wanna get better at playing pool, just drink a pitcher. It'll help. Unless a fat chick starts talking to you. Well. Nevermind. I dojn't really wanna get into that.

So the point is you gotta do what you gotta do. I'm not 100% sure what I mean by that, but I gotta wake up in the morning so I couldn't stay out too late. That's the way LA is anyway. (oh! I moved to LA! It's aight).

So not much to say but I just didn't wanna leave loretian all by his lonesome. If I was still in Miami I'd for sure be posting here more. But that's how it goes./ Late

Posted on 2004-08-06 09:48:14

mcgrue

Labatt's is a passable mass-produced beer, but I don't like it.

However, the most wonderful beer that one day may be nationwide is the United States' oldest beer: Yuengling

Puts a damper on the old whiney argument that we don't have any good beers domestically. And anyone saying that hasn't really looked around much; there's tons of microbrews and the such.

Also always enjoyable are newcastle, and if you're a man, there's only one true beer.

I have not yet expanded my knowledge of beers to mainland europe or beyond, but I hear that as I drink my way eastward, the best is yet to come.

Posted on 2004-08-06 10:54:10

Gayo

I've heard that you can use Guinness as spackle.

Posted on 2004-08-07 00:14:37

grenideer

You got good taste in beer, Grue. Yuengling is pretty good. Newcastle and Harp are both good. Guiness is cool ,but I'm not always in the mood. Great for car bombs tho.

Posted on 2004-08-07 06:30:23

Omni

Just 18. I think I walked into a bar one, say, last year, asking the owner for some fundraising on a local drama project.

While he was in the back with his checkbook, a bartender comes up (female) and asks if I ever come here often. I say no, but, in an effort to be friendly and talkative, I say I'm looking forward to it when I turn 18 next year.

Somewhere in the next fifteen seconds we both realize that 18 is not the legal American drinking age. I take my check and leave.

Posted on 2004-08-07 06:46:00

loretian

Thanks for your support, grenideer.

Guinness is the milk that God's daughter produces.

High Life is the Champagne of beers that's cheap and taste great, if you ignore the flavor.

Now, whiskey, whiskey is like an elemental of it's own right. Nothing beats a shot of whiskey. My liquor needs are basic, if there's more than two types of ingredients mixed in, I get confused and usually end up missing my face altogether as I attempt to drink.

Of course, this doesn't include Irish Car Bombs, which are like the God's daughter's milk mixed with Satan's feces and some coffee that the secretary at my work makes. Despite needing one extra step to drink, I've found that this extra step is natural like the movements my body makes when I'm alone with a girl; to quote Steve Martin and Shakespeare: free your mind and your body will follow.

Goldschlogger still makes me want to throwup, though I wonder if my body somehow uses the gold, or if I've got a gold buildup. Perhaps someone could excavate my remains and make a fortune off the golden nuggers now deep within my cavities.

But mainly, I just like High Life and Guinness.

Posted on 2004-08-09 17:39:51

mcgrue

Goldschlager. Rumplemintz. Jaegermeister.

"Evacuate? In our moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances."

Posted on 2004-08-09 17:56:20

loretian

That's another thing. If a liquor has a name too hard to for me to spell, then it's probably too complicated for me to drink. It took me long enough to figure out how to spell liquor for jeebus' sake.

Posted on 2004-08-09 19:26:11

loretian

I finally saw Kill Bill 2 last night (I was a little drunk). I liked it more than the first. So much great dialogue, and the underground casket scene was so awesome, I wanted to get buried alive just so I could do the same thing.

Posted on 2004-08-12 02:58:05

Alex

Re beer: if you ever get the chance to try Fuller's Chocolate Ale, then do so because it's very nice, despite sounding like something a woman would drink. Made with real chocolate, and real beer.

Posted on 2004-08-12 19:12:34

loretian

I'll have to try that. I've never heard of it, and generally I oppose any sweet flavor mixed with my beer, but that sounds like it could be good.

Posted on 2004-08-13 07:53:02 (last edited on 2004-08-13 07:53:29)

anonymous

HI

My name is Jimbo. Basically I have been following the VERGE scene for many many moons, well before V2, but have had very little to do with actually getting around to making games or anything like that. 8 and 16 bit Final Fantasys make me cream, especially FFIV. I played FFX a few months ago, like 2-3 years after it came out, and basically thought it was awful. I don't think Square is marketing to me like they may/may not have been 15 years ago, but that is natural in this world so no hard feelings.

Anyways this thread attracted me because I'm kind of drunk, but I was originally inspired to post something after reading aen's livejournal. Anyways, I'm sure a fair portion of people reading this have checked in on him and read about his experience with catheders. I have been trying to convey to people the sheer horror of catheders for years, after we had a special meeting some 6 years ago, but haven't been able to pull it off. Needless to say, aen nailed it. Catheders are the most god awful painful and embarassing and RIDICULOUSLY PAINFUL things of all time. Frankly I wish I had just pissed myself during my hospital stay. Although I guess I should be just wishing that my cousin and I hadn't dranken in the realm of 10 shots of 4 different liquors at the age of 15 which resulted in myself passing out in the middle of a street and almost getting run over. But hey I'm not the first person with a demented childhood. My special purpose burned for three days after the doctor pulled the tube out, which was in itself the most painful experience of my life even though I was three sheets to the wind when it happened.

So to sum up this awful post:

I still follow VERGE while remaining to give "0" back to the community

I believe in a world where we can create our own solid RPGs and send FFX-2 to the dumpster where it belongs

Don't start drinking until you are 16, which gives you some experience until you are 18, at which point you need to get a fake id and start associating at bars and pubs because that's where women incessantly flock to in search of a better life.

Well thats about all you are going to hear from me. Cheers bitches! Ima go steal some beer from my dad.

Posted on 2004-08-21 08:50:38

anonymous

Oh yea (still Jimbo). I love me some Guinness, being the stereotypical Irish guy from Boston, but I have yet to try a carbomb. I have heard a lot of very good things about them within the past few months so I am going to have to fire one down and see what happens. Maybe I'll even come back here and let you know in my third VERGE post in as many years. 1

Posted on 2004-08-21 08:54:50

anonymous

Yeah. So I've been on a cruise ship for almost a week now, and I've come the realization that it's just a plush, aircraft-carrier-sized bar. I tried some german beer which turned out to be discusting, and then some mexican beer later that was pretty good.. and then some other stuff like cocktails and wine... champagne, etc... Not once did I get drunk, or even buzzed... :\ I've realized that it takes a WHOLE LOT of alchohol to actually affect me in any way whatsoever.

So yeah. That's about it. My contribution to the drunk thread.

Posted on 2004-08-21 11:52:29


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