makes me forget whole nights? Ok we all have our vices, I usually go out drinking one sometimes two nights a week. I went out last night and the last thing i remember is taking shots of patron. I woke up in my bed this morning not knowing how i got there. I had to walk to work still f*cked up because my car is still at the club. One night this summer i went out in belmar (jersey shore) and again the patron was flowing like water, and again the same thing happened, but, that time i woke up on the beach in atlantic city (which is like 2 hours from belmar) and had to call my brother to pick me up. This only happens when i drink tequila. Can anyone explain it?
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Originally posted by Jean-Paul: If that is happening it isn't just the tequila... Its the quantities of tequila. Just be glad you didn't drive anywhere!
Same thing has happened to me on occasion. For me it's because the only times I've ever drank tequilla it was usually preceded by a large quantity of other types of alcohol. Tequilla just tastes too bad to drink socially. So if I ever have it, I've already had too much.
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I hate to get drunk. It's like the "sane" part of my mind shuts off and instead of blacking out I have the ability to remember every stupid thing I did or said right up to the point of passing out in the toilet...*sigh*...good times.
I hate to get drunk. It's like the "sane" part of my mind shuts off and instead of blacking out I have the ability to remember every stupid thing I did or said right up to the point of passing out in the toilet...*sigh*...good
I"m right with you on this one gobbla...
I can proudly say i've never had a blackout from drinking (knock on wood!)
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God do I LOVE Tequila!!! The only time I lose track of events or feel like total shit the next day is when I mix-and-match a bunch of different liquors. My worse night was a night of Margaritas, beer, red wine, vodka shots, and finishing the night with a giant whiskey shot. Needless to say I was DONE the entire next day.
I have no less than 13 different bottles of premium tequilas in my bar right now!! Yum-Yum!!! [img]smile.gif[/img]
BTW, one of my 'tequila stories' had me dive head-first, in my underwear into a spa filled with about 10 people. I hit the seat with my mouth and did some damage that made my dentist a little richer.
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Now that I think about it, I think every one of the (few) blackouts I've ever had involved tequila. It's a tough choice for best tequila story though, probably tied between the disappearing cigarette one and the karaoke singing one.
Wait a minute...those both happened on the same night, the night of my 21st birthday
I have eaten the worm (so ive heard the next day) and on my 21st (at kat man du in trenton) one of my shots was a sweaty mexican (tequila w/ a teaspoon of mayo). Anyways this past Saturday
i headed to atlantic city with my mind set on getting the better of the tequila. I started out drinking jack and cokes playing black jack at ballys. At around midnight i headed over to the cas bah, which is the nightclub at the taj (as a side note i highly recommend this place because the women are unbelieveable to say the least). This was where the patron started flowing and the night became a blur of women, body shots, dancing, and falling confetti (and we lost my friend tank). Anyways, somehow I ended up at the borgata again drinking jack and cokes and playing black jack until 10am where i befriended an asian man in his 70s who gave me his account of WWII (which i do not remember at all). On this night i think i got the better of the tequila. Next weekend im heading to u of delaware for homecoming so ill see what happens then. By the way i find stories involving alcohol to be very entertaining so post yours if you feel like it.
I have had too many tequila stories to fit into one post. Here's one of them though. Tequila does seem to have a cumulitive effect on one's judgment. A few years ago I spent 5 days in Cancun at a resort that was all inclusive, and I drank tequila from the moment I awoke till the moment I passed out for 5 straight days. On my last night there going down into Playa del Carmen and getting a tatoo seemed like a pretty cool idea! Thankfully I managed to avoid getting Hepititus-C (feel like I dodged a bullet), so I am thankful for that at least. And in retrospect, I kinda like my tatoo because there is a funny story behind it.
That takes you to one of the classic "morning after, now what DID I do last night" stories of all time, Dorothy Parker's "You Were Perfectly Fine," from The New Yorker in the 1930s sometime.
The worst story I can think of involves one of my brothers. He woke up in a motel in Durant, OK, with a woman he ddn't recognize next to him. When he went in the bathroom he found a wedding certificate on the sink.
He's been clean and sober for 17 years and now runs a group of drug and alcohol treatment centers.
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Originally posted by FishrCutB8: I have always said, "If you don't have a tequila story, you've never had tequila."
I'm sure that I've got some tequila stories, if only some of my so-called friends would remind of them!
One thing I can recall was on my 21st birthday, my fraternity brothers took me out barhopping and I had tequila all night long. I remember 10 pm that night and nothing else until 10 am the next morning when I woke up on the front lawn of my fraternity house in my boxers and a "dew" covered blanket.
Hmmmmm......I probably shouldn't share this, but what the hell. Another tequila binge I started out drinking in Columbus, OH and woke up tied to some strange woman's bed in Dayton, OH. I still believe it was a "setup" created by my "so-called" fraternity brothers. UGH!
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I went out drinking with work buddies for my 21st b-day. They got me totally trashed that night (everything went blank at around 12:15 am), and I apparently had quite a time after that. I made it in to work around 10:30 the next morning, and everyone in the office just kinda looked at me and grinned as I walked by. Took me forever to find someone who would tell me what I did the night before!
Oh yeah, and for those wondering what the hell I was doing at work at 10:30 the morning after my 21st, my roommate's dad was staying with us the night that all that occurred, and I really didn't want to hang around him while reeking of alcohol. Did I mention that he's a Baptist preacher?
My first shot of alcohol ever was tequila. I did two shots of Jose Gold in a Senior Frogs in Mexico. I hate tequila. The worst blackout I have ever had was with 40s. Me and some buddies decided to play Edward 40 hands. For those of you who haven't played it involves duct taping a 40 of malt liquor (people who play with beer are losers) to each hand. You can't take them off till both are gone. I showed up 20 minutes late and proceeded to slam them as fast as possible. Ended up vomitting all over a friends futon that night. Worst part is that my friends have most of it on tape. It sucks when they bring that out.
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Danny, I just learned about the 40-hands game from my neighbor's kid. I thought he made it up, I had never heard of that before. Sounds like a REAL fun time.
We've played the 40 game before, but we call it "80 oz. to Freedom". What sucks it when you have to pee, which is often.
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hope it wasn't me that did you in.
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