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Rich just look through the empty bottle, and things get better:knockedou
This works too.
Hard to find, but your in the game when you do.
Dave -- AWESOME!!!!
Personally, I have never been drunk.
It's not a pride thing - I think it's a control thing.
I'm afraid of what I would do if I ever was drunk.
Drink alone? No fun. Drink with others?
I'm so sure i'd cross boundaries that are hard enough not to cross sober.
Good points.
Once I tried to drink four real-size cups on passover... seemed very safe, since i was with family only... but i got so sick before there was any good feeling of drunk that I said,
HEY - THIS SUCKS.
Purim? I have seen some very respectable people do some stupid-arse things IN SHUL drunk. I can't do that. So that is one mitsvah I simply can't do. But I also can't father children, so I'm not going to lose sleep over this one. Anyway, it's rabbinic and I think they were just trying to write a law to let them enjoy the booze one more day a year "sanctioned..."
I can just hear them coming home to their wives after writing this one in teh Talmud -- "...but honey, it's a LAAAAAAWWWWW now..... "
Shabbat? I say kiddush, have a sip and feel wiped out.
....maybe there's something wrong with me?
On the other hand, a good mojito is well-appreciated. I just stop before I feel sick, tired or ..... um....... drunk, I guess.
I am not saying I would never get drunk if I was in a situation where I felt that losing control a bit would not be so bad. That situation has never arisen. And there is still the sick thing. And the tired thing. How do you get around that?
I love Passover wine lol. I look forward to it every year.Good points.
Once I tried to drink four real-size cups on passover... seemed very safe, since i was with family only... but i got so sick before there was any good feeling of drunk that I said,
HEY - THIS SUCKS.
Purim? I have seen some very respectable people do some stupid-arse things IN SHUL drunk. I can't do that. So that is one mitsvah I simply can't do. But I also can't father children, so I'm not going to lose sleep over this one. Anyway, it's rabbinic and I think they were just trying to write a law to let them enjoy the booze one more day a year "sanctioned..."
I can just hear them coming home to their wives after writing this one in teh Talmud -- "...but honey, it's a LAAAAAAWWWWW now..... "
Shabbat? I say kiddush, have a sip and feel wiped out.
....maybe there's something wrong with me?
On the other hand, a good mojito is well-appreciated. I just stop before I feel sick, tired or ..... um....... drunk, I guess.
I am not saying I would never get drunk if I was in a situation where I felt that losing control a bit would not be so bad. That situation has never arisen. And there is still the sick thing. And the tired thing. How do you get around that?