Have a look at the "Drinking Stories" forum and The Urban Spaceman, an experiment in allowing Board members to post certain of their more...sketchy drinking stories with anonymity.
This experiment will run initially for a period of three months. If it works out, maybe it could be expanded. If it doesn't, it'll be put down likeva diseased cur.
For now, enjoy the freedom to tell those stories that you always wanted to share but on which the Statute of Limitations has yet to run out.
New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
"If I had all the money that I've spent on drink, I'd spend it on drink!"
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- The Urbane Spaceman
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Hello.
The Urbane Spaceman is an avatar, a character with character, and it just might be a drink waiting for you on the bar.
It is YOU, ya mighty Modern Drunkard Forum Member.
First round is on me.
What will you have?
The Urbane Spaceman is an avatar, a character with character, and it just might be a drink waiting for you on the bar.
It is YOU, ya mighty Modern Drunkard Forum Member.
First round is on me.
What will you have?
- peetie44
- Juicing Like Jackie
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
I'll have a gin and tonic, please, Spaceman...thanks and welcome to MDM.The Urban Spaceman wrote:Hello.
The Urbane Spaceman is an avatar, a character with character, and it just might be a drink waiting for you on the bar.
It is YOU, ya mighty Modern Drunkard Forum Member.
First round is on me.
What will you have?
"Man i once bought $101 worth of insect candy because it was free shipping on orders over 100 bucks." -- ThirstyDrunk
"I wanted a shark high on crack dumped into a piranha tank! I wanted college AD's to pull their human faces off, then dive at each other's lizard throats!" -- waahoohah
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q01p7k6T ... e=youtu.be
"I wanted a shark high on crack dumped into a piranha tank! I wanted college AD's to pull their human faces off, then dive at each other's lizard throats!" -- waahoohah
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q01p7k6T ... e=youtu.be
- The Urbane Spaceman
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Gin and Tonic It Is.
Also, The Password Evidently Begins With A Small g
Also, The Password Evidently Begins With A Small g
- FreddyRumsensRevenge
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Hello, I'm new here even though I've been reading MDM avidly since the turn of the millennium, roughly the same time I started hooching heavily (I'm 43, so a late bloomer). I can honestly say I've never pissed my pants due to drink (I am known for opening up the flies and micturating as the mood strikes, regardless of surroundings), but I have damn near wet myself reading some of the stories herein.
Now what can I get you?
Now what can I get you?
Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Welcome aboard FreddyRumsensRevenge, better late than never!
After this brutal week of work a warm cheap beer will do it, just to get in the grove and such.
After this brutal week of work a warm cheap beer will do it, just to get in the grove and such.
If water was so healthy, why do you die when you drown in it?


- FreddyRumsensRevenge
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Thanks for the welcome, Oettinger. I seem to have arrived at a rather somber and sorrowful period on these fora. My condolences to all who have lost friends and family.
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Hello everyone.
I'm happy to say that I was dropped off here unexpectedly.
I was riding a blazing Wild Turkey. It's feathers were made of blistering, white hot flames. It's eyes were two crimson pinpoints of pure feisty inebriated rage.
It spit pure bourbon bile into the crisp winter air. I basked in the acrid spray.
I don't remember how I got the ride. And somehow, I simply don't care. It was probably a drunk dial, for all I know.
This savage, yet somehow comforting beast brought me here, let me down gently, and turned to me.
'You are safe here,' it said. He sounded kind of like Orson Welles.
'This is your Kind. These are your People,' it boomed into my cranium.
It's words seemed prophetic. Idyllic.
Everywhere around me looked like a puffy white cloud, and no square foot was without a unopened bottle of pure, fantastic alcoholic bliss.
The bottles sat there, floating - seductively. The goddamn tramps.
The Wild Turkey barked, oddly, breaking my reverie. It gave a solemn nod, then vanished a blinding flash that smelled faintly of charred oak.
As I looked around, I saw Others. They were happy, peaceful.
Well, some were. They all had bottles - some clear, some brown, some were colors that I simply could not describe without a 64 pack of Crayola nearby.
While a few were laughing, some sat there quietly... and others were hitting each other on the head with violently with curtain rods. Some placed bets on the curtain rod combatants.
'I'm home,' I thought. Finally.
A small, fleecy cloud floated by, tinkling with the sound of unopened bottles. I grabbed one, greedily, but without regret.
Cheers, I said, to no one, and yet everyone in particular.
I thank you all for the opportunity to deplete my brain cell count and share the experience.
And no, I won't talk like this again - still a tad bit undrunk.
I'm happy to say that I was dropped off here unexpectedly.
I was riding a blazing Wild Turkey. It's feathers were made of blistering, white hot flames. It's eyes were two crimson pinpoints of pure feisty inebriated rage.
It spit pure bourbon bile into the crisp winter air. I basked in the acrid spray.
I don't remember how I got the ride. And somehow, I simply don't care. It was probably a drunk dial, for all I know.
This savage, yet somehow comforting beast brought me here, let me down gently, and turned to me.
'You are safe here,' it said. He sounded kind of like Orson Welles.
'This is your Kind. These are your People,' it boomed into my cranium.
It's words seemed prophetic. Idyllic.
Everywhere around me looked like a puffy white cloud, and no square foot was without a unopened bottle of pure, fantastic alcoholic bliss.
The bottles sat there, floating - seductively. The goddamn tramps.
The Wild Turkey barked, oddly, breaking my reverie. It gave a solemn nod, then vanished a blinding flash that smelled faintly of charred oak.
As I looked around, I saw Others. They were happy, peaceful.
Well, some were. They all had bottles - some clear, some brown, some were colors that I simply could not describe without a 64 pack of Crayola nearby.
While a few were laughing, some sat there quietly... and others were hitting each other on the head with violently with curtain rods. Some placed bets on the curtain rod combatants.
'I'm home,' I thought. Finally.
A small, fleecy cloud floated by, tinkling with the sound of unopened bottles. I grabbed one, greedily, but without regret.
Cheers, I said, to no one, and yet everyone in particular.
I thank you all for the opportunity to deplete my brain cell count and share the experience.
And no, I won't talk like this again - still a tad bit undrunk.
Who knows better? Me, or a know nothing like you, who knows nothing? - Captain Hank Murphy
- mistah willies
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
It's a thing about true drinking: we see many come and go away, but there are those whom we hope will stick around and have enjoyment...oettinger wrote:Welcome aboard FreddyRumsensRevenge, better late than never!
After this brutal week of work a warm cheap beer will do it, just to get in the groove and such.
...and they do.
FreddyRumsensRevenge wrote:Thanks for the welcome, Oettinger. I seem to have arrived at a rather somber and sorrowful period on these fora. My condolences to all who have lost friends and family.
Your condolences are much appreciated FreddyRumsensRevenge. I speak for no one but the likes of me when I say this:
We come in all manner of color,
of tribes,
of all that life has afforded us,
and we welcome our new friends with a glass of cheer.
Newbie buys a round.
I'll take a tall glass of Kraken.
Welcome aboard.
We are sailing to the island, together.
We meet on equal footing, here.
DRINK!
- ThirstyDrunk
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Yeah Wild Turkey will do that.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Like a desperate thirst in a raging drought
Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Hooch Hammer, bloody bloodymary. two of them plaese.
I will never ever ask for more. You know... then
I will never ever ask for more. You know... then
If water was so healthy, why do you die when you drown in it?


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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
New to the board, but not new.
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Re: New to The Board? Then introduce yourself here...
Helluva a hello young drinkerHooch Hammer wrote:Hello everyone...
...And no, I won't talk like this again - still a tad bit undrunk.
Welcome here, and well met.
Please do, indeed, talk more like that.
That is what we do here.
DRINK!
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Re: Drunkard Chat 2013
The Introduction
I'm new here, and I came here after typing in google search (rather after punching into google search, as a famous drunkard Ajit Vadayakil would say), drunkards chat. I dont speak much until I'm drunk, and after that I need an audience. I become a statesman, an orator, a singer, a diplomat, a lover, and many other things. I am very thankful to the people running this forum, for creating a possibility where I can interact with an audience every time I need to vent out. I look forward to being part of this forum, which has a very noble name and an endearing photograph of a young man with a drink.
Cheers,
O.C.B.
India
I'm new here, and I came here after typing in google search (rather after punching into google search, as a famous drunkard Ajit Vadayakil would say), drunkards chat. I dont speak much until I'm drunk, and after that I need an audience. I become a statesman, an orator, a singer, a diplomat, a lover, and many other things. I am very thankful to the people running this forum, for creating a possibility where I can interact with an audience every time I need to vent out. I look forward to being part of this forum, which has a very noble name and an endearing photograph of a young man with a drink.
Cheers,
O.C.B.
India
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Re: Drunkard Chat 2013
Welcome aboard, O.C.B. I hope that you find a suitable place to enjoy and share, herein.OfficersChoiceBlue wrote:...I look forward to being part of this forum...
Please check your Personal Messages, for the full "Welcome Package".
Meanwhile, post drunk.
Post often.
Post drunk often.
"If I had all the money that I've spent on drink, I'd spend it on drink!"
"The trouble with internet quotes is that one can never be sure if they are genuine." - Abraham Lincoln
Kindly listen to this, please.
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Kindly listen to this, please.
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