I couldn''t believe this when I read it...

[iheartscience]

Date: 11/12/2009 10:52:46 PM
Author: meresal
O.M.G.

Holdy crap deco... Only 2 glasses?? Hahahahaha.

Hey don''t judge! It would only take 1 glass to get me drunk-I''m a pathetic light weight!

 

[meresal]

I'm in no place to judge... DH can't wait to get me drunk after the baby is born. I'm thinking just being in a bar might do the trick.

I'll be lucky to make it thru 2 glasses the next time I get to drink!

 

[iheartscience]

Date: 11/12/2009 10:59:07 PM
Author: meresal
I''m in no place to judge... DH can''t wait to get me drunk after the baby is born. I''m thinking just being in a bar might do the trick.

Ha, the fumes will get you! I used to be able to hang but now I drink about once every two months and get hammered on one screwdriver!

 

[FrekeChild]

LMAO Deco!!!!!!!!!

Can I be a twenty-something high-heeled whoring trixie instead?

 

[E B]

 

[decodelighted]

2 glasses & this is me:

Somehow I also roasted a small bag of fingerling potatoes & ate them, along with way too many chocolates. Can you tell DH is out tonight?

 

[iheartscience]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:18:04 PM
Author: decodelighted

2 glasses & this is me:

Somehow I also roasted a small bag of fingerling potatoes & ate them, along with way too many chocolates. Can you tell DH is out tonight?

Roasting while drunk sounds dangerous-I think you should stick to food that doesn''t need cooking! For example, when I got hammered on 2 screwdrivers last week, the hubs came home to me laying on the couch with a plate on my chest drunkenly shoveling frozen key lime pie in my face! He told me he''d never found me more attractive!

 

[decodelighted]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:24:38 PM
Author: thing2of2

Date: 11/12/2009 11:18:04 PM
Author: decodelighted

2 glasses & this is me:

Somehow I also roasted a small bag of fingerling potatoes & ate them, along with way too many chocolates. Can you tell DH is out tonight?

Roasting while drunk sounds dangerous-I think you should stick to food that doesn''t need cooking! For example, when I got hammered on 2 screwdrivers last week, the hubs came home to me laying on the couch with a plate on my chest drunkenly shoveling frozen key lime pie in my face! He told me he''d never found me more attractive!

LOL! Luckily the roasting happened before the drinking. Or, perhaps, concurrently.

I am going to be SO SORRY tomorrow a.m. I''m having Post Traumatic Stress flash-forwards from the hangover to come.

 

[iheartscience]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:31:10 PM
Author: decodelighted

Date: 11/12/2009 11:24:38 PM

Author: thing2of2

Date: 11/12/2009 11:18:04 PM

Author: decodelighted

2 glasses & this is me:

Somehow I also roasted a small bag of fingerling potatoes & ate them, along with way too many chocolates. Can you tell DH is out tonight?

Roasting while drunk sounds dangerous-I think you should stick to food that doesn''t need cooking! For example, when I got hammered on 2 screwdrivers last week, the hubs came home to me laying on the couch with a plate on my chest drunkenly shoveling frozen key lime pie in my face! He told me he''d never found me more attractive!

LOL! Luckily the roasting happened before the drinking. Or, perhaps, concurrently.

I am going to be SO SORRY tomorrow a.m. I''m having Post Traumatic Stress flash-forwards from the hangover to come.

Ha, it''s not too late to avoid the hangover! You just have to start chugging water and do something to keep you awake until you sober up a little! I usually like to drunkenly vacuum, drunkenly clean the litter box or drunkenly put laundry away.

Oh and don''t chug the water too fast though-that can end badly. I speak from experience!

 

[decodelighted]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:37:34 PM
Author: thing2of2
Ha, it''s not too late to avoid the hangover! You just have to start chugging water and do something to keep you awake until you sober up a little! I usually like to drunkenly vacuum, drunkenly clean the litter box or drunkenly put laundry away.

OMG ... How did you know ... I have to do ALL OF THOSE THINGS. Instead I find myself drunkenly watching Project Runway.

 

[E B]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:37:34 PM
Author: thing2of2

Ha, it''s not too late to avoid the hangover! You just have to start chugging water and do something to keep you awake until you sober up a little! I usually like to drunkenly vacuum, drunkenly clean the litter box or drunkenly put laundry away.

Oh and don''t chug the water too fast though-that can end badly. I speak from experience!

I find that the best hangover ''cure'' (or preventative, rather?) is as many full glasses of water as drinks you consumed, plus two tylenol.

And once, in a fit of the drunk munchies, I ate 3/4 of a family sized bag of Lay''s Classic.

 

[iheartscience]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:44:43 PM
Author: decodelighted

Date: 11/12/2009 11:37:34 PM

Author: thing2of2

Ha, it''s not too late to avoid the hangover! You just have to start chugging water and do something to keep you awake until you sober up a little! I usually like to drunkenly vacuum, drunkenly clean the litter box or drunkenly put laundry away.

OMG ... How did you know ... I have to do ALL OF THOSE THINGS. Instead I find myself drunkenly watching Project Runway.

Perfect-chores a lot more fun if you''re drunk! And DAMN IT I forgot it was Project Runway night!

EBree-family sized?! Impressive! And I''ve never done the Tylenol-just the water. I hate swallowing pills but maybe it''s easier when I''m drunk! I''ll have to try it next time.

 

[decodelighted]

Soooo I went in to the kitchen to look for this "water" you speak of ... but guess what I found instead??!!! MORE WINE! Can you believe my luck???!!!!

 

[hisdiamondgirl]

Tylenol and milk! That is the key!

 

[monarch64]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:56:25 PM
Author: decodelighted
Soooo I went in to the kitchen to look for this ''water'' you speak of ... but guess what I found instead??!!! MORE WINE! Can you believe my luck???!!!!

Oh noes! Deco drunk! And posting! And admitting to posting whilst drinking! Dancing Fire is going to have a freaking field day with this for years to come.

 

[iheartscience]

Date: 11/12/2009 11:56:25 PM
Author: decodelighted
Soooo I went in to the kitchen to look for this ''water'' you speak of ... but guess what I found instead??!!! MORE WINE! Can you believe my luck???!!!!

That is a NO! I leave for a few minutes to watch Project Runway and look what happens! You put that wine down RIGHT NOW. I said NOW.

 

[Samantha Red]

It is definitely a cultural thing peculiar to traveller communities, previously known as gypsies, here in the UK. When I was looking for someone to make my dress I visited a shop that I discovered specialised in dresses for that community. Money was literally no object and it is important to have the biggest and blingest dress. They showed me a couple of dresses they had made and they were mad! They travelled all over the country to find the biggest and best tiaras too. It is all bit baffling as generally paying income tax isn''t high on their list of priorities and generally there is no visible source of income???

Live and let live though and everyone deserves the happiest day of their lives

 

[doodle]

Date: 11/12/2009 6:04:12 PM
Author: TravelingGal

As for the quality of women on this board...well, I'm not calling anyone out by name, am I? So if the high heeled whorish shoe fits....

::looks at your avatar:: ::giggles:: ::has a third Captain and coke:: ::HICCUP!:: ::snoooooHICCUPoooooooore::

 

[princesss]

Ohhh, man, reading Deco''s posts are bringing back memories of my own shennanigans with wine and cheese last night.

Holly/Thing: You''re right in that this couple wanted their 15 minutes. I''m not disputing that. It''s just that this is a 16-year-old girl (now 17) being trashed by adult women. At 16, no matter how tough you think you are, it''s hard to be the butt of jokes. And, like Mere, if I see it happening, I''ll say something. It''s also hard for me to watch people make fun of other people''s cultural traditions having been on the receiving end of those jokes for many years and then choosing to study different cultures in school.

Ebree: That has to be the best slappy-smiley I''ve ever seen.

And with that, I''m going to go curl up into a ball and try to sleep a little more. Too much celebrating last night....

 

[MonkeyPie]

This is officially a Silly Drunk Post. I have the serious giggles over here lol.

And I used to make emoties...maybe I can make the crazy grannie one lol.

 

[princesss]

Date: 11/13/2009 10:24:08 AM
Author: MonkeyPie
This is officially a Silly Drunk Post. I have the serious giggles over here lol.

And I used to make emoties...maybe I can make the crazy grannie one lol.

You can MAKE emoties? I had no clue that was even possible!

 

[meresal]

Date: 11/13/2009 10:24:08 AM
Author: MonkeyPie
This is officially a Silly Drunk Post. I have the serious giggles over here lol.

And I used to make emoties...maybe I can make the crazy grannie one lol.

You?!?

 

[MonkeyPie]

Sure - it''s just pixels! I used to make them in photoshop for my website all the time!

And omg meresal, I don''t mean I was drinking! I meant deco lol! No wine for my peanut

 

[Bia]

Date: 11/13/2009 9:19:25 AM
Author: princesss

Holly/Thing: You''re right in that this couple wanted their 15 minutes. I''m not disputing that. It''s just that this is a 16-year-old girl (now 17) being trashed by adult women. At 16, no matter how tough you think you are, it''s hard to be the butt of jokes. And, like Mere, if I see it happening, I''ll say something. It''s also hard for me to watch people make fun of other people''s cultural traditions having been on the receiving end of those jokes for many years and then choosing to study different cultures in school.

lol no, sorry...

opinions people, OPINIONS.

How is it any different than commenting on the BEST/WORST dress list? Or all the wacky bridezillas on TV? puhleeZzzzzzzzzzzz

 

[princesss]

Date: 11/13/2009 10:52:06 AM
Author: Bia

Date: 11/13/2009 9:19:25 AM
Author: princesss

Holly/Thing: You''re right in that this couple wanted their 15 minutes. I''m not disputing that. It''s just that this is a 16-year-old girl (now 17) being trashed by adult women. At 16, no matter how tough you think you are, it''s hard to be the butt of jokes. And, like Mere, if I see it happening, I''ll say something. It''s also hard for me to watch people make fun of other people''s cultural traditions having been on the receiving end of those jokes for many years and then choosing to study different cultures in school.

lol no, sorry...

opinions people, OPINIONS.

How is it any different than commenting on the BEST/WORST dress list? Or all the wacky bridezillas on TV? puhleeZzzzzzzzzzzz

Some people had opinions on the dress (like you). Others had "opinions" that were impossible to tell if they were about the dress or the bride, and that''s where I think things crossed the line into adult women trashing a girl. That''s how I see it, and I don''t really care if you agree with me or not. We''re all adults that can hold different opinions, I just felt the need to stick up for somebody that wasn''t around to do it for herself.

 

[Bia]

Date: 11/13/2009 11:03:23 AM
Author: princesss

Date: 11/13/2009 10:52:06 AM
Author: Bia

Date: 11/13/2009 9:19:25 AM
Author: princesss

Holly/Thing: You''re right in that this couple wanted their 15 minutes. I''m not disputing that. It''s just that this is a 16-year-old girl (now 17) being trashed by adult women. At 16, no matter how tough you think you are, it''s hard to be the butt of jokes. And, like Mere, if I see it happening, I''ll say something. It''s also hard for me to watch people make fun of other people''s cultural traditions having been on the receiving end of those jokes for many years and then choosing to study different cultures in school.

lol no, sorry...

opinions people, OPINIONS.

How is it any different than commenting on the BEST/WORST dress list? Or all the wacky bridezillas on TV? puhleeZzzzzzzzzzzz

Some people had opinions on the dress (like you). Others had ''opinions'' that were impossible to tell if they were about the dress or the bride, and that''s where I think things crossed the line into adult women trashing a girl. That''s how I see it, and I don''t really care if you agree with me or not. We''re all adults that can hold different opinions, I just felt the need to stick up for somebody that wasn''t around to do it for herself.

And you know what Princesss, that would be fine if you didn''t feel the need to get on your high horse (again) talking about, ''adult women trashing'' this girl. For the record, I didn''t trash this girl - I didn''t speculate that she was any of things described before. I just simply stated that the dress was horrible, because IMO, it is.

The fact that I can''t say that really irks me. AND, the soap box thing, is very transparent.

 

[meresal]

Last Word!!

 

[princesss]

Date: 11/13/2009 11:09:55 AM
Author: Bia

Date: 11/13/2009 11:03:23 AM
Author: princesss

Date: 11/13/2009 10:52:06 AM
Author: Bia

Date: 11/13/2009 9:19:25 AM
Author: princesss

Holly/Thing: You''re right in that this couple wanted their 15 minutes. I''m not disputing that. It''s just that this is a 16-year-old girl (now 17) being trashed by adult women. At 16, no matter how tough you think you are, it''s hard to be the butt of jokes. And, like Mere, if I see it happening, I''ll say something. It''s also hard for me to watch people make fun of other people''s cultural traditions having been on the receiving end of those jokes for many years and then choosing to study different cultures in school.

lol no, sorry...

opinions people, OPINIONS.

How is it any different than commenting on the BEST/WORST dress list? Or all the wacky bridezillas on TV? puhleeZzzzzzzzzzzz

Some people had opinions on the dress (like you). Others had ''opinions'' that were impossible to tell if they were about the dress or the bride, and that''s where I think things crossed the line into adult women trashing a girl. That''s how I see it, and I don''t really care if you agree with me or not. We''re all adults that can hold different opinions, I just felt the need to stick up for somebody that wasn''t around to do it for herself.

And you know what Princesss, that would be fine if you didn''t feel the need to get on your high horse (again) talking about, ''adult women trashing'' this girl. For the record, I didn''t trash this girl - I didn''t speculate that she was any of things described before. I just simply stated that the dress was horrible, because IMO, it is.

The fact that I can''t say that really irks me. AND, the soap box thing, is very transparent.

Bia, I''m not sitting on a high horse. I feel bad for a girl my sister''s age being made fun of. That''s it.

 

[cleokizzy]

ohhh... i''m also starting to like this thread.

first, there was talk about the couple... then the drinking (how did it go up to that?!?) ... and now were back to the couple again.

haha. keep it coming! these (heated) conversation makes time pass by quickly.

...OK. I''M NOT TRYING TO GET ON SOMEONES NERVES HERE...

 

[Bia]

Date: 11/13/2009 1:48:17 PM
Author: cleokizzy
ohhh... i''m also starting to like this thread.

first, there was talk about the couple... then the drinking (how did it go up to that?!?) ... and now were back to the couple again.

haha. keep it coming! these (heated) conversation makes time pass by quickly.

...OK. I''M NOT TRYING TO GET ON SOMEONES NERVES HERE...

it''s boring now, we decided to move on.