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WashingTone-Locian Wrote:
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> That's funny. Man, I've been fucked up but I don't
> think I've ever been that fucked up. I bet he had
> a major fucking hangover after that.
I've been that fucked up, but never out in public.
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Charlie Schmidt's "cool cat" Wrote:
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> i read on another forum that he was on some new
> form of pcp
Isn't "ketamine" a horse tranquilizer?
BTW, who the fuck is posting videos of ME on this forum???? I wasn't drunk! I had just been to the dentist, and he went nuts and shot me up with novocaine all over my spine and legs.
Notice that when I stumble into the chips near the door, that the sun is still shining. I never drink before the sun goes down.
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bloody blisters Wrote:
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> i thought ketamine was used to euthanize animals
>
As far as I know, it's a horse tranquilizer, like PCP. Club kids use it for "out of body experiences" (and as intriguing as that sounds, I've never tried it, and probably never will.)
>
> what kind of voodoo witchcraft is that? "never
> drink before the sun goes down."
> are anyone elses balls frozen?
Some people have a rule to never drink before noon.
I generalized about the "before the sun goes down" part, but basically, I never drink before I've completed my day's tasks and have sat down for dinner.
There are some exceptions, of course. The sunday of the Masters Tournament and the opening of the Tiki Bar on Solomon's Island are my exceptions. But who can resist cheap mai tais at a motel bar on Solomon's Island?
But I always find it weird to walk out of a bar with a buzz when the sun is still shining.
----------------------------------------------------------------- The function of conservatives is not to meet every liberal program or scheme with a denunciation or a destructive counterscheme, but rather to weigh its advantages and defects, supporting the first and challenging the second. A declaration of ideological warfare against liberalism is by its nature profoundly unconservative. It meets perceived radicalism with a counterradicalism of its own.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/22/2009 02:27AM by Thurston Moore.
Alias Wrote:
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> Thurston wrote:
> "But I always find it weird to walk out of a bar
> with a buzz when the sun is still shining."
> _______________
> Good rule to follow.
>
> Yet, I have some fond memories of sitting on the
> beach, while the sun was coming up and I think
> we might have been drinking something, but it was
> probably just water.
>
> And, this might have happened more than once.
Of course, at a younger age, being drunk at the beach was okay.
And obviously, if you started drinking at the appropriate time the night before, and you somehow haven't finished drinking when the sun comes up, that's a totally different story.
Just so long as you don't wake up sober (or hung over) and start drinking again. Or start drinking before noon, or whatever your rule is. My rule has always been to never drink until after working hours.
Once you go to bed, you have stopped drinking. The next time you drink needs to follow the rules, you can't just wake up and continue drinking. That's called a "bender", and you probably need to seek outpatient or inpatient treatment ;)
----------------------------------------------------------------- The function of conservatives is not to meet every liberal program or scheme with a denunciation or a destructive counterscheme, but rather to weigh its advantages and defects, supporting the first and challenging the second. A declaration of ideological warfare against liberalism is by its nature profoundly unconservative. It meets perceived radicalism with a counterradicalism of its own.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/22/2009 03:23AM by Thurston Moore.