The glory of being drunk...

Um, alright, right now I'm extremely drunk, so I might realize this post is extremely stupid or something later on; but whatever, I actually like it a lot.
If it only were possible to feel like this all the time, then life would've been a lot easier.
I mean, I can handle this, I don't behave like an idiot or anything, but I DO become really spontaneous and whatnot: I stop over-analyzing, and I just follow my instincts.
I know it's a very cheap way to solve social problems, but I sure as hell am gonna enjoy it now while it lasts. :D

Don't you agree with me on this?
Being drunk IS pretty funny every now and then, as long as you behave. :cool:

I seriously don't understand how people can type that well when they're drunk. :(

Yeah, it always puzzled me too.

Umm...when I was 3, I got drunk...my dad left his beer bottle on the table with a bit still in it and I wanted to be "Just like daddy" so I drank it..mom said I was stumbling all over XD

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Originally Posted by Spiffing Cheese

I seriously don't understand how people can type that well when they're drunk. :(

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I do not understand how people CAN'T type well when they are drunk. On the rare occasion that I do get drunk, I type very well.

I get drunk regulary, when I go out with my mates that is. I don't mind being drunk to the extent that I manage to control myself however when I lose control for whatever reason I hate it.

Once in a while is fine with me ( New Year's Baby) but being drunk all the time is no fun at all. I wouldn't even be able to play any of my games, two tv screens is no fun to look at.

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Originally Posted by Spiffing Cheese

I seriously don't understand how people can type that well when they're drunk. :(

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Emma, it's because you're the type, like myself, who make enough typos when sober! Your drunk typing is so funny though. :p

I can't stand to look at a computer screen when I'm drunk, it hurts my eyes and makes me dizzy.

Sunglasses help a bit.

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Originally Posted by Timerk

I can't stand to look at a computer screen when I'm drunk, it hurts my eyes and makes me dizzy.

Sunglasses help a bit.

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Hahaha, sunglasses in front of a computer?
That's new to me. :D

But seriously, it's ain't that hard to type well when you're drunk.
I always spellcheck my posts, and I instantly discover possible misspellings; I simply don't post a post (:p) if I find any misspellings whatsoever; it ain't happening.

Being drunk's pretty nice, as long as you maintain a decent level of self-control. Otherwise it can be a bit embarrassing the following day. As for typing, I don't think I've ever been online while drunk, so I've no idea how I'd fare. My co-ordination's normally rather good even when I've had a few drinks, but on the other hand my posts are normally full of typos anyway, so it'd be interesting to see what happens. :D

That post was typo-free though :D

I'll be sure to make a post my first time being drunk ;) Just to see what it's like.

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Originally Posted by Iceglow

I get drunk regulary

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I drink only about up to four times a month, at maximum (during the school year anyway). I like being drunk at parties because it makes it easier for me to meet new people, it is also fun as hell when you're outside with nothing to do.

Although I usually do things I regret and don't remember the next morning, so I don't like getting drunk when that happens. Stick to drugs plz <3.

edit: As for typing drunk, I usually make errors and notice I make the errors, but I'm too drunk to care that I made those errors and just keep typing.

Typos are caused by positive brainwave wibbles. When you're drunk, you produce negative wibbles. If you can synchronise perfectly it's like two waves cancelling eachother out, and you'll have perfect clarity of thought.

I think I made that theory up while I was drunk :/

I've never been drunk, so I don't know.

However, I've seen plenty of people (friends and close family) drunk, and I don't like what I see. Except when they fall over, in which case it then becomes both acceptable and amusing.