The Guilts (1 Viewer)

[Anthem]

Ever wake up and bits and piece come back to you about your drunken antics the night before? I woke up this morning semi pissed then went back asleep. Slowly but surely snapshots of the latter part of the nite came back to me in an embarrassing and horrendous deluge. I was on the sauce all day with some friends and was drinking Miller - a drink I dont normally drink (it was only 3.50 a pint.) I was obnoxious, I start talkng to some women and became rude, was making silly faces and was talking complete shite. Anyway all of this came thick and fast with the pillow over my head in excrutiating embarrassment. I love drinking though.

 

[therealjohnny]

In the words of Gentleman Jim Reeves

"Welcome to my world"

 

[Anthem]

In the words of Gentleman Jim Reeves

"Welcome to my world"

Ha ha johhnystress you are easing my conscience already!

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

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[Cormcolash]

This thread must be a goer. I'll say AT LEAST 10 pages. Make it happen!

 

[pete]

i don't want to talk about it

 

[therealjohnny]

The Japs have it sussed

Many Japanese like to get drunk because it is the only time when they can really let themselves go and say what they think. Losing yourself and making a fool of yourself are not seen as bad things but a sign that you have let your guard down and can be yourself with your friends. Some Japanese even pretend they are drunker than they really are so they can speak their mind openly. Some Japanese believe that the only way to really get know someone is to get drunk with them, and sometimes regard people who won't drink as arrogant or having something to hide.

http://factsanddetails.com/japan.php?itemid=662&catid=19&subcatid=124

 

[GO]

The Japs have it sussed

Many Japanese like to get drunk because it is the only time when they can really let themselves go and say what they think. Losing yourself and making a fool of yourself are not seen as bad things but a sign that you have let your guard down and can be yourself with your friends. Some Japanese even pretend they are drunker than they really are so they can speak their mind openly. Some Japanese believe that the only way to really get know someone is to get drunk with them, and sometimes regard people who won't drink as arrogant or having something to hide.

http://factsanddetails.com/japan.php?itemid=662&catid=19&subcatid=124

Thats great apart from the part about pretending to be drunker than you are..I've tried that when I was skint...I didnt find myself very convincing..

yeah getting the horrors is a curse..it has often led me into more cans which adds compound grief on when you eventually stop being a dick.

Happy times though nonetheless.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

"Did I do anything last night I need to apologise for?"

 

[Scientician 0.8]

BTW I thought The Guilts was a new crap garage band.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

I think these feelings of guilt can arise even when there has been no suspect behavior the night before. It is an effect of the alcohol/hangover i expect.

 

[Lili Marlene]

I'm currently acting the prick while sober as much as possible to try and make my drunken behaviour seem normal

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

i like your reasoning john,you'll go far.

 

[GO]

Post binge guilt is for the weak.

 

[jonah]

I don't think I'm tooooo bad of a drunk, but I talk too much and get a bit flirtatious which I usually feel bad for the next day... I always put that down to Catholic Shame though.

 

[classic seanc]

At a friends house recently, herself decided to speak her mind and she let our friend know that she didn't appreciate certain things that friend had said and did in the past. It was honest and frank, but all quite reasonable and I echoed herself's concerns in a fair minded manner.


Then I said "And your house smells like shit!".
I have no recollection of this. Oh well.....

 

[Cormcolash]

Classic Seanc

 

[ann post]

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[therealjohnny]

I think these feelings of guilt can arise even when there has been no suspect behavior the night before. It is an effect of the alcohol/hangover i expect.

yeah pretty much

 

[GO]

yeah pretty much

And of getting yer flute out inappropriatley..(I didnt use spellcheck on that!)