This world sure is spinning like a slot machine... especially when you'e drunk

[tipsygypsy]

Originally Posted by evanny

well...when it comes to beer, then we have official holiday where you have to dink it as much as you can - called summer solstice.
so..when i was 16 then i also set my record. i drunk 7 "live beers" - home brewed, strong as hell, and 10 normal ones (0.5 Liter and each 5.2% alcho.)

when i woke up i loved it - i always love hangovers - so much fun you just don't care for anything and simply go out and sleep under the sun and ....enjoy another beer
P.S these days i only drink white wine.

wow I'd love that holiday. I wish we had one like that in japan.

[catbat]

yah fo sho! they don't celebrate anything that cool in U.K. either tsk tsk

[tipsygypsy]

Originally Posted by catbat

yah fo sho! they don't celebrate anything that cool in U.K. either tsk tsk

But you guys have pubs n' football games. I envy that too

[catbat]

Originally Posted by tipsygypsy

But you guys have pubs n' football games. I envy that too

ah the british pub. purveyor of booze and salty refreshments football isn't a fave of mine tho. i just don't get the rules lol

[TalnSG]

Originally Posted by tipsygypsy

Absolutely. Tea is better thing to drink to have meaningful conversation with friends.

Genmai cha, please. We can open a bottle of umeshu later.

Drinking stories, eh? Most of mine are pretty tame lately, but the friends I drink with have beeing supplying some "entertainment". Last winter we were drinking in our favorite Korean restaurant and at dawn everyone was headed home. My buddy Kelvin was too drunk to drive and lived somewhere on my way home, so they put him in my car. Only problem was he was too far gone to even remember what street he lived on. He woke up hours later on my dining room floor with a quilt, pillow, yukata, and no idea where he was or how he got there. But he was resourceful. I was treated to hot tea and toast when I got up to check on him.

[catbat]

Originally Posted by TalnSG

Genmai cha, please. We can open a bottle of umeshu later.

Drinking stories, eh? Most of mine are pretty tame lately, but the friends I drink with have beeing supplying some "entertainment". Last winter we were drinking in our favorite Korean restaurant and at dawn everyone was headed home. My buddy Kelvin was too drunk to drive and lived somewhere on my way home, so they put him in my car. Only problem was he was too far gone to even remember what street he lived on. He woke up hours later on my dining room floor with a quilt, pillow, yukata, and no idea where he was or how he got there. But he was resourceful. I was treated to hot tea and toast when I got up to check on him.

That was very nice of you

[tipsygypsy]

Originally Posted by TalnSG

Genmai cha, please. We can open a bottle of umeshu later.

Drinking stories, eh? Most of mine are pretty tame lately, but the friends I drink with have beeing supplying some "entertainment". Last winter we were drinking in our favorite Korean restaurant and at dawn everyone was headed home. My buddy Kelvin was too drunk to drive and lived somewhere on my way home, so they put him in my car. Only problem was he was too far gone to even remember what street he lived on. He woke up hours later on my dining room floor with a quilt, pillow, yukata, and no idea where he was or how he got there. But he was resourceful. I was treated to hot tea and toast when I got up to check on him.

He's quite a nice guy. and so are you nice person. If I were you, I would have left him alone in the bar haha

[TalnSG]

Originally Posted by tipsygypsy

He's quite a nice guy. and so are you nice person. If I were you, I would have left him alone in the bar haha

Nah, the owner is a friend too and wanted to close and go home to his new bride.

Actually the guy is now teaching in Japan, not far outside of Tokyo. We were celebrating his landing the job that night.

[tipsygypsy]

Originally Posted by TalnSG

Nah, the owner is a friend too and wanted to close and go home to his new bride.

Actually the guy is now teaching in Japan, not far outside of Tokyo. We were celebrating his landing the job that night.

hahaha then that must have been unforgettable farewell for him. does he come to this site? if he does, I'll be his friend and maybe I'll have free English lessons?

[ryuhebi13]

I started a drinking game where you'd go through the alphabet choosing a drink starting with the letter a through to z. It starts okay but to this day I think the furthest I ever got was Whisky. I don't remember much as i'd pretty much blacked out by then It was scary because I'd wake up in places and not know how I'd gotten there.

The worst was waking up miles from home with broken ribs and the best was waking up in a girls aparment and then having to try and remember her name over a cup of tea