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Did you ever know people who cannot drink together? I've noticed this with couples more often than anything. Any stories to share? I've got too many stories to mention. Once at a Christmas party my aunt brought her fiance` and my cousin was very drunk and flirting with him. They ended up arguing and as my cousin left, she fell down the stairs and hit her head on ice and passed out. This was also the very night my uncle fell into the middle of the Christmas tree from too much tequila. It almost looked like a religious experience.. you had to be there. :whistle:

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Did you ever know people who cannot drink together? I've noticed this with couples more often than anything. Any stories to share? I've got too many stories to mention. Once at a Christmas party my aunt brought her fiance` and my cousin was very drunk and flirting with him. They ended up arguing and as my cousin left, she fell down the stairs and hit her head on ice and passed out. This was also the very night my uncle fell into the middle of the Christmas tree from too much tequila. It almost looked like a religious experience.. you had to be there. :whistle:

YEAH... Just a few weeks ago at CC me and Dani were drinking...and someone gave her Vodka...bad idea... :verymad:

Anyways one minute she was asking me where our friend were that we brought along the next she was throwing my car keys at me and pretending she didn't know me...it was HORRIBLE

I posted this in a CC aftermath post I KNOW but it makes me mad cuz if no one wuld have given her Vodka she would not have gotten so violent :rant:

Guess its not about who can't drink together so much as who can't drink what situation...but still it seemed appropriate for this thread....

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My brother and his now ex wife were this way. They went out drinking at a bar while I was staying at their house for awhile. I was sleeping when I was awaken by her running into my room asking for me to help her. My brother came stomping into the room, grabbed her by the hair and dragged her out into the living room. Basically I tried keeping him off her and trying to calm him down. But he kept beating her and trying to make her say that it was her fault. All the while her 3 frightened kids were watching this all go down. In the end I ended up calling the police to have him put away for a while because he brought out a loaded rifle pointing it at everyone. It ended up going off while I was gone but because he was trying to put the safety back on. Luckily it went off into the waterbed instead of her. But he passed out by the time police arrived so any danger was left behind. Nope, both of them drinking had bad consequences.

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My brother and his now ex wife were this way. They went out drinking at a bar while I was staying at their house for awhile. I was sleeping when I was awaken by her running into my room asking for me to help her. My brother came stomping into the room, grabbed her by the hair and dragged her out into the living room. Basically I tried keeping him off her and trying to calm him down. But he kept beating her and trying to make her say that it was her fault. All the while her 3 frightened kids were watching this all go down. In the end I ended up calling the police to have him put away for a while because he brought out a loaded rifle pointing it at everyone. It ended up going off while I was gone but because he was trying to put the safety back on. Luckily it went off into the waterbed instead of her. But he passed out by the time police arrived so any danger was left behind. Nope, both of them drinking had bad consequences.

Holy hell!! That reminds me of a couple that came to visit years ago..they both got super trashed..the guy started beating the girl..even went so far as to take her by the hair and repeatedly smash her head into the side of our truck. We called the cops, of course..they took him away..and she drove her kids home to Grand Rapids (we had tried to convince her NOT to drive, but some humans are dumb). We were told later that she didn't have a license and supposedly didn't drive EVER..but of course, we didn't KNOW that, and what were we supposed to do..let him beat her to a pulp in our front yard?? Gah..the reasons I stay sober are infinite...

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Did you ever know people who cannot drink together? I've noticed this with couples more often than anything. Any stories to share? I've got too many stories to mention. Once at a Christmas party my aunt brought her fiance` and my cousin was very drunk and flirting with him. They ended up arguing and as my cousin left, she fell down the stairs and hit her head on ice and passed out. This was also the very night my uncle fell into the middle of the Christmas tree from too much tequila. It almost looked like a religious experience.. you had to be there. :whistle:

Holy hell! I'm coming to party with your family, Miranda, I'll fit right in :rofl:. Even down to the tequilla, how uncanny.

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My guy and I have learned that we both need to stop when we're tipsy, and start drinking water. I've definitely noticed that we bicker more when one or both of us hits the "drunk" level, as opposed to both of us just being buzzed. Even on the phone we argue more if one of us is drunk. Luckily, it doesn't happen too often.

I know just how you feel.. cept being a manwhore.. :confused:

Ditto that, LOL!

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My two oldest brothers always end up fighting whenever they drink together. They're actually not talking right not because the older one got really drunk and had sex with the other's fiance. Ooh, the drama...

pft... that's as much the fiance's fault as it is the brother's fault.

sluts

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depends what i'm drinking

Tequilla makes me schtsophrenic (yeas really!)

cider makes me a moody cunt

whiskey makes me a cheerfull person, especially at an emo kids expense (who doesnt go emo baiting when drunk though?)

absinthe.... "absinthe makes the tart grow fonder"

alcohol in general will make me belive i have a sense of rhythm and travolta up, but EPIC FAIL every time.

and it takes a lot of it tbh, and i have to be in the mood to drink. 90% of time i order non-alcoholic drinks. occasionaly i go out with the motto "You can live with one liver" and the whole world knows when i am drunk. i loose my stiff upper lip and start messing about, and if any women are wearing something shiny my magpie personality takes over

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My dad was an alcoholic to the max. He was however a happy if not perverted drunk.

After the night he brought home the hooker for a 3 way (I was like, who is the nice lady mom?) my mom decided to 'get back at him' by drinking herself into a stupor everynight right along with him.

However, my mom is NOT a happy drunk so he would leave us alone with her (mistake!) and go to the bar alone.

Neither can drink now as most of their livers are trashed......but yah....they DID NOT GET ALONG when drunk.

I have not been drinking much these days.......

But I did have a boyfriend once who got on my nerves so much (the sex was incredible and he was VERY attractive) I had to get drunk to be around him because he was always drinking...and was very imature and stupid. It was the only way I could fuck him unless I tied him up and stuck a sock roll in his mouth.

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