How drunk have you ever got
Posted: Sun 15 Aug, 2004 23.44
inspired by the alcoholism thread, I thought it would be interesting to gauge each other's biggest drunken escapade. That could mean the most you drank, the silliest thing you did, the worst hangover. Whatever you quantify as being the worst/biggest alcohol related incident in your life.
Here's my own:
First term of the first of uni. Just finished my first really big piece of coursework and decided to have some celebratory drinks. Having tried tequila for the first time the week before (I led a sheltered life of only wine and lager before uni), we decided to make it the drink of choice for the evening.
Copious quantities of the evil liquid were purchased and consumed as part of a drinking game. I personally consumed the better part of a whole bottle, along with a heck of a lot of salt and lemon juice.
This was only the pre-going out drinks, before we descended on a bar and started mixing in pints of stella along with tequila chasers.
I managed to continue to feel surprisingly 'with it' in spite of the unbelievable quantity of alcohol I had consumed.
Moved on from the bar having now had almost a whole bottle of tequila, 6 pints of stella and 6 more tequila chasers.
We landed onto a nightclub. Here there were bottles of WKD Blue on special offer at £1 each. Whilst some wanted to follow these with yet more tequila chasers, the eventual consensus was that they would be enough by themselves.
Drank 1 of these, went to the bar to order another, and can't remember a thing after that. No idea how I got home or what happened.
Woke up the next morning feeling indescribably ill. Immediately ran to the bathroom and had to vomit to the point when I couldn't even bring up stomach acid - something which would have been a contender for the worst experience of my life were it not for the fact that this would happen on 4 more occasions during the day.
Mixing that along with my general feeling of dehydration and the pounding headache I had, not made any better by the fact that I couldn't rehydrate myself because nothing at all would stay down, I truly felt like I was going to die.
After that day, the hangover went into a second day, although I felt more 'with it' generally my head still hurt and I couldn't keep down anything more than dry toast and boiled water.
In all, it was the better part of a week before I felt fully recovered from the incident, and even today (almost 3 years later actually) I still retch at the mere sight of a Tequila bottle.
Although I do actually believe I've felt more drunk (inspite of the volume of alcohol involved) the severity of the hangover has set an as yet unbeaten record for my 'most drunk' experience. Not really something I ever want to return to either.
Here's my own:
First term of the first of uni. Just finished my first really big piece of coursework and decided to have some celebratory drinks. Having tried tequila for the first time the week before (I led a sheltered life of only wine and lager before uni), we decided to make it the drink of choice for the evening.
Copious quantities of the evil liquid were purchased and consumed as part of a drinking game. I personally consumed the better part of a whole bottle, along with a heck of a lot of salt and lemon juice.
This was only the pre-going out drinks, before we descended on a bar and started mixing in pints of stella along with tequila chasers.
I managed to continue to feel surprisingly 'with it' in spite of the unbelievable quantity of alcohol I had consumed.
Moved on from the bar having now had almost a whole bottle of tequila, 6 pints of stella and 6 more tequila chasers.
We landed onto a nightclub. Here there were bottles of WKD Blue on special offer at £1 each. Whilst some wanted to follow these with yet more tequila chasers, the eventual consensus was that they would be enough by themselves.
Drank 1 of these, went to the bar to order another, and can't remember a thing after that. No idea how I got home or what happened.
Woke up the next morning feeling indescribably ill. Immediately ran to the bathroom and had to vomit to the point when I couldn't even bring up stomach acid - something which would have been a contender for the worst experience of my life were it not for the fact that this would happen on 4 more occasions during the day.
Mixing that along with my general feeling of dehydration and the pounding headache I had, not made any better by the fact that I couldn't rehydrate myself because nothing at all would stay down, I truly felt like I was going to die.
After that day, the hangover went into a second day, although I felt more 'with it' generally my head still hurt and I couldn't keep down anything more than dry toast and boiled water.
In all, it was the better part of a week before I felt fully recovered from the incident, and even today (almost 3 years later actually) I still retch at the mere sight of a Tequila bottle.
Although I do actually believe I've felt more drunk (inspite of the volume of alcohol involved) the severity of the hangover has set an as yet unbeaten record for my 'most drunk' experience. Not really something I ever want to return to either.