CBear1993 wrote: » Just a few instances I’m not proud of: Went to school formal (debs as ye call It down here) Mid 70s Granny happened to be staying over that night - came home and sleepwalked/blind drunk walked into the spare room she was staying in and preceded to empty the contents of my bladder with my lad on show all over the carpet at the side of the bed. Mother informed me about a week later, of which I was oblivious to, needless to say it’s never been brought up in conversation. Another involved a stag in Barcelona ...
freshpopcorn wrote: » I found my double one night I'm a club. He was an absolute twat tough and wouldn't speak to me. I told people about it and I think I realised sometime later I was looking in a mirror.
2ndcoming wrote: » Hospital, near death. Nothing to be proud of, I still love a drink but anyone glamourising it or showing it a lack of respect can fúck right off. I'm sure I'm not the only one in this country who's learned a lot of lessons the hard way off the back of the jar.
simongurnick wrote: » Once gave my mother directions to her own house. I thought I was in a cab.
fran38 wrote: » Two episodes im not proud about: I was drinking in the pub where the Munster team were due to come back to after winning the European Cup 2009. .
yosser hughes wrote: » You must have been fairly drunk alright, Leinster won it that year.:D
alchemist33 wrote: » I don't drink, but occasionally have a sip of something to see what it tastes like. At our college graduation do I agreed to have half a glass of wine. I discovered later that friends, and one lecturer had been refilling my glass when I wasn't looking. Afterwards I refused to get in a taxi home because for some reason I wanted to walk,and when I got home I spent half an hour out the back staring up into drizzle, wondering about life. Needless to say, I haven't attempted even half a unit since.