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favourite kind of drunkeness

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What's yours?

Mine is a when after 12 hours of steady drinking your lizard brain and your person brain synchronize perfectly to form the überdrunkmensch. Your thoughts clear as a bottle of freezer chilled vodka, your liver as quick as ursain bolt.
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It`s monkey brain dumbass and blacked out is great, but before that "heavily loaded" should be the term describing it best. With my cynical approach on live I`m always in a good mood somehow even during the apoaclypse I`ll find something to laugh about, drink helps alot enduring this state of mind though
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Interesting...

I have a few. One is the early morning buzz when you have things expected of you, but you take the time to care for yourself and sip and savor that first taste. You know, that secret sip is sacred. Connection to a higher power.

The one where you drop a couple shots before you head out to the pub or what have you, and by the time you get there, you got a bit of a glow going on... Anticipation of continuing is making your stomach tremble and your mouth water.

Of course, laughing and stumbling about in the company of good people, not mean ugly ones, that is the best.


The worst is when no matter what, I don't get a buzz at all. Just don't know what that is, maybe it's frame of mind? But that is rare.
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mistah willies wrote:...The worst is when no matter what, I don't get a buzz at all. Just don't know what that is, maybe it's frame of mind? But that is rare.
It's called being underpoured by cheapskates, and should be a federal offense.

Unless you're the bartender, in which case, you work it out with yourself.
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booznik wrote: you work it out with yourself.
Hehehe "working out yourself", beavis is that you?
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Any and all.
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oettinger wrote:
booznik wrote: you work it out with yourself.
Hehehe "working out yourself", beavis is that you?
Shut up, Butthead! I am Cornholio.
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tp for my bunghole



on a more serious note, I like three the most;

when I haven't had a good drink for a while and I have a few. Everything goes wobbly quite fast;

when I decide to forego my usual beer or wine and instead take a big swig of whiskey or gin. Feels unique. Confident, happy, warm, I know something good is coming next;

lastly, a different feeling, when I've had a few days at it, I start drinking, feel nothing, keep going, feel nothing. Not even enjoying the taste. Feel pretty grim the whole time. Then suddenly the world turns over and I feel great. Through the whole experience I think I'm dying until epiphany. During this experience I never feel drunk. I am usually witty and charming
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Mr. Viking wrote:...lastly, a different feeling, when I've had a few days at it, I start drinking, feel nothing, keep going, feel nothing. Not even enjoying the taste. Feel pretty grim the whole time. Then suddenly the world turns over and I feel great. Through the whole experience I think I'm dying until epiphany. During this experience I never feel drunk. I am usually witty and charming
I have been there, and in my considered opinion, it is a sign that what you're drinking simply isn't strong enough.

Get something that can sustain a flame without being heated first, and it will cure the un-drunk blues. Then stop just before you reach the table-smashing stage, and switch to something milder. Such as 4% cask ale, as seen on MDM-vision.
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That state of fuzzyheadedness where the sex almost takes on a silly, magical quality... Immediately followed up by sleepy-bye time. Waking in the morning faintly embarrassed at the things you allowed yourselves to do to each other... But eager to try again...

Yeah... Like that.
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The ones where I escape injury (especially serious wounds).
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There's that very special moment when I feel like my entire brain is packed in cotton. It's through great dedication and deep devotion that I'm able to maintain that feeling; the volume and frequency of maintainance beverages require attention to detail... Or just plain dumb luck.
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Mine is that sweet spot when I'm laughing hysterically at myself, while explaining to my wife why the hole in my socks or the slurring or her name is so dang funny...but I'm not yet throwing up or nursing a hangover.

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My favourite drunk is the unexpected one. You're invited to some lunch or something and it feels like a bit of an obligation but you go because they're quite nice and you dont have to stay that long, just enough to be polite. As soon as you walk in the door the host is pressing a drink into your hand and his girl is constantly topping you up, they're passing out shots, in half an hour you're halfway buzzed and you end up staying all afternoon having a great time.

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Re: favourite kind of drunkeness

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I hate to eat too much and then try to get my game back on. Fuck the food coma.


Today, eating is the last thing on my plate. Nice one glowing now.

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