View unanswered posts | View active topics
| Author |
Message |
|
Anaiyak
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 6:22 am |
|
|
| Advanced |
 |
 |
Joined: Tue Jan 31, 2006 1:36 am Posts: 376
Gender: Male
|
Whoa, that's pretty un-savoury, not too mention it was only for corned beef XD.
Ok, it didn't go bad for me, it went bad for someone I knew (Well to everyone else, including myself found it to be a great laugh). We went to a friend's party earlier this year and the guy's brother was hosting another one in conjunction. Anyway, their side was a going back to Uni jig, so of course, lots of drinking. Anyway so this person bought a bottle of bacardi rum with him, which he proceeded to drink in the first hour, and spent the rest of his waking moments bubbling around people hugging, punching and kicking everything that moved. That being said and done he passed out on the lawn not to long after where two persons proceeded to...well, answered the call of nature on...yeah. Later on when he was moved on by my friend's parents he attempted walking out the front, tripped on his shoelace and fell into the garden and hit his face on a rock.
Long story short he had a terrible morning the next day. (Not too mention he puked on his Dad's feet upon arriving home).
Moral to this story kids is don't drink in excess and...well, don't be an idiot
Not to mention you also get terrible nick names that stick forever...hahaha. Not sure how the mods rate this...
>.>
<.<
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Alpine
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:16 pm |
|
|
| Living here |
 |
 |
Joined: Tue Mar 21, 2006 9:29 pm Posts: 668 Location: Evergreen state.
Gender: Male
|
|
I had one: Sophmore year, spring break, Friday night. A couple friends and I decided to go out for a drive. Ended up flipping my car three times, almost getting arrested and becoming almost broke for a year afterward....it sucked.
_________________ You work 40 hours a week? I remember my first part time job.
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Kirada
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:33 pm |
|
|
| Living here |
 |
 |
Joined: Mon May 01, 2006 12:44 pm Posts: 752 Location: Danville, Illinois
Gender: Female
|
|
Ouch... That's why I get so nervous when I have one of those cans. X3 They're dangerous, I tell you!
My story (all in Illinois, North America):
One night, oh, a week or two ago, my stepfather was taking me out to get some of my 10/50 Night Driving hours. We decided for me to get some gravel/country road practice, and go towards Indianola, thru the side-roads to Fairmount, thru Fairmount, to the Mouth of Jordan, and back to my house (this was the original plan).
Well, I'd never been on the road toward Fairmount before. This curve came out of NOWHERE, when I was going about 55-60 miles per hour. I knew that if I jerked the wheel and tried to make the turn, I would either spin the car and tip it, or more likely, roll the car. So instead, I took out almost $200 worth of corn (in American currency). My legs hurt like crap.
So, we left. Went through Fairmount, to the Mouth of Jordan (a river, by the way), and managed to get lost. So, we came out near Anderson Hill (another river some 15-30 miles away), and decided to go through Danville so I could get pulled over and have some practice there, too (we never did get pulled over), because Daville cops are negilegant and jerks.
Then, we went through Tilton, to a liqiur (sp?) store for him to buy beer (... -_-...). Then, right on through to Lions Road, took another side road, and back home. :]
The morale: know the roads you drive on. ;] 'Cause my legs still hurt (I hit them on the dash and steering wheel).
There's my horror story. :]
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Alpine
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:41 pm |
|
|
| Living here |
 |
 |
Joined: Tue Mar 21, 2006 9:29 pm Posts: 668 Location: Evergreen state.
Gender: Male
|
Kirada wrote: Ouch... That's why I get so nervous when I have one of those cans. X3 They're dangerous, I tell you!
My story (all in Illinois, North America): One night, oh, a week or two ago, my stepfather was taking me out to get some of my 10/50 Night Driving hours. We decided for me to get some gravel/country road practice, and go towards Indianola, thru the side-roads to Fairmount, thru Fairmount, to the Mouth of Jordan, and back to my house (this was the original plan).
Well, I'd never been on the road toward Fairmount before. This curve came out of NOWHERE, when I was going about 55-60 miles per hour. I knew that if I jerked the wheel and tried to make the turn, I would either spin the car and tip it, or more likely, roll the car. So instead, I took out almost $200 worth of corn (in American currency). My legs hurt like crap.
So, we left. Went through Fairmount, to the Mouth of Jordan (a river, by the way), and managed to get lost. So, we came out near Anderson Hill (another river some 15-30 miles away), and decided to go through Danville so I could get pulled over and have some practice there, too (we never did get pulled over), because Daville cops are negilegant and jerks.
Then, we went through Tilton, to a liqiur (sp?) store for him to buy beer (... -_-...). Then, right on through to Lions Road, took another side road, and back home. :]
The morale: know the roads you drive on. ;] 'Cause my legs still hurt (I hit them on the dash and steering wheel).
There's my horror story. :]
I have a similar, small story that resulted in no damages. Anyways, I was in Oregon, trailing my Dad to a meeting, and we missed the road, so we went down a back one hoping it'll loop around. It didn't, so we had to do a U-turn, he pulled into a driveway and then backed out to the right onto the road, and I figured I'd hug the fence and goe from side to side. Well, there was an irrigation ditch, I drove into it and through I was gonna drop my truck onto it's side. Luckily I didn't, and I was able to power out of it, it was fun. XD
_________________ You work 40 hours a week? I remember my first part time job.
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Kirada
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 4:02 pm |
|
|
| Living here |
 |
 |
Joined: Mon May 01, 2006 12:44 pm Posts: 752 Location: Danville, Illinois
Gender: Female
|
|
XD It didn't matter if I totalled the car or not (despite its sentimental value). The passenger's side is all tore up from when Wayne (stepdad) was driving drunk. o_O'
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Amaterasu
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 8:14 pm |
|
|
| Advanced |
 |
 |
Joined: Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:03 pm Posts: 252 Location: Mid-Michigan
Gender: Male
|
|
Interesting story... ?
Me and a few friends were partying on a Friday night at my house, watching a few movies in the theater room, eating food, and having a bit of liquor. Well, while I thought all my friends were already at my house, apparently a few of my friends' friends decided they wanted to come over at one in the morning without invitation. It so happens that they were half-brainless when one decided to drive intoxicated and take the corner of my driveway too fast (36mph is quite fast for an 80 degree bend with half asphalt-half gravel surface) and slipped over the hill into the pond in our front yard. Fortunately, they still had the other half of the brain to work and swam to the shore safely, but now the party ceased to exist.
When my parents came home the next morning, they were a little surprised to find a Ford Taurus submerged 14' underwater). While I got chewed out for explaining why there was a car in our pond, at least I didn't have to pay the $420 lift fee from the wrecking company to pull it out of the water.
_________________
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Alpine
|
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 10:38 pm |
|
|
| Living here |
 |
 |
Joined: Tue Mar 21, 2006 9:29 pm Posts: 668 Location: Evergreen state.
Gender: Male
|
Amaterasu wrote: Interesting story... ?
Me and a few friends were partying on a Friday night at my house, watching a few movies in the theater room, eating food, and having a bit of liquor. Well, while I thought all my friends were already at my house, apparently a few of my friends' friends decided they wanted to come over at one in the morning without invitation. It so happens that they were half-brainless when one decided to drive intoxicated and take the corner of my driveway too fast (36mph is quite fast for an 80 degree bend with half asphalt-half gravel surface) and slipped over the hill into the pond in our front yard. Fortunately, they still had the other half of the brain to work and swam to the shore safely, but now the party ceased to exist.
When my parents came home the next morning, they were a little surprised to find a Ford Taurus submerged 14' underwater). While I got chewed out for explaining why there was a car in our pond, at least I didn't have to pay the $420 lift fee from the wrecking company to pull it out of the water.
LOL Wow, isn't that one heckuva story?! That shows alot of responsibility on the driver's part....not
_________________ You work 40 hours a week? I remember my first part time job.
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Lil Muntewr
|
Post subject: Re: Good Night Out Gone Wrong Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 9:10 am |
|
|
| Animation Source is my home! |
 |
 |
Joined: Tue Aug 30, 2005 9:33 am Posts: 2522 Location: West Norfolk, UK
Gender: Female
|
Zorro the Coyote wrote: Have you ever had a time when you thought you were going to have a good night out (or in) and it all goes horribly wrong. Here's my example, I laugh at it sometimes but thinking and writing about it kills me:
One night, a friend of mine (I'll just call her Donna for now, lol) asked me to babysit her two girls (both aged five and seven), of course I agreed... For the healthy price of £15 (hey, those kids are a handful). Anyway, it was a peice of cake since the monsters were tucked away in bed when Mummy went out. I suddenly had the urge to have a corn beef sandwich (don't ask!) and went to grab a tin. These are really hard to open, you have to grab the hoop and pull off the lid. I cut myself on the thing. Realising what I had done, I screamed the place down and grab for some kitchen roll, but my hand came back with an empty cardboard roll. Great! Just as your shoelaces break when you're in a rush! Then the kids woke up... I went to comfort them but maybe running into a small girl's bedroom covered in blood wasn't the best idea of the night. With the girls screaming for mercy, I went into the kitchen to clean myself up but then... Donna came back. She screamed when she saw the kids and jumped through the kitchen door like a Ninja, punched me in the face and threw me out! She was a bit frosty with me after that night.
A night ruined, a friend lost and all for a bloody corn beef sandwich (NO PUN INTENDED).
Bless yer little cotton socks. ^^ I'm a veggie so I don't have to worry about them pesky corn beefs tins.
_________________
 The World Would Be A Lonely Place, Without The One To Put A Smile On Your Face ?
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Amaterasu
|
Post subject: Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 9:37 pm |
|
|
| Advanced |
 |
 |
Joined: Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:03 pm Posts: 252 Location: Mid-Michigan
Gender: Male
|
Alpine wrote: Amaterasu wrote: Interesting story... ?
Me and a few friends were partying on a Friday night at my house, watching a few movies in the theater room, eating food, and having a bit of liquor. Well, while I thought all my friends were already at my house, apparently a few of my friends' friends decided they wanted to come over at one in the morning without invitation. It so happens that they were half-brainless when one decided to drive intoxicated and take the corner of my driveway too fast (36mph is quite fast for an 80 degree bend with half asphalt-half gravel surface) and slipped over the hill into the pond in our front yard. Fortunately, they still had the other half of the brain to work and swam to the shore safely, but now the party ceased to exist.
When my parents came home the next morning, they were a little surprised to find a Ford Taurus submerged 14' underwater). While I got chewed out for explaining why there was a car in our pond, at least I didn't have to pay the $420 lift fee from the wrecking company to pull it out of the water. LOL Wow, isn't that one heckuva story?! That shows alot of responsibility on the driver's part....not
Yep. God Bless America for drunken idiots. 
_________________
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Suka
|
Post subject: Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 11:32 pm |
|
|
| Animation Source is my home! |
 |
 |
Joined: Mon Nov 14, 2005 5:37 pm Posts: 2862 Location: I don't talk to strangers. O.o
|
Okay...I have a horror story that will top you all's FLAT!! ^^
...One night, some friends and I decided to meet up at my house to watch a movie, right? So we were all getting comfortable to a good showing of Finding Nemo (XD) when all of a sudden, my stomach growled. So I told everyone I'd be right back to go make a bag of popcorn.
...and so I did. I also burned it. XP So after we calmed the smoke detector down, I decided to make another one...
...I opened the pantry door..........and screamed.
That was the last bag of popcorn.
THE END. Wasn't that just tragic? :'[
_________________
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
Alpine
|
Post subject: Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 12:06 am |
|
|
| Living here |
 |
 |
Joined: Tue Mar 21, 2006 9:29 pm Posts: 668 Location: Evergreen state.
Gender: Male
|
Amaterasu wrote: Alpine wrote: Amaterasu wrote: Interesting story... ?
Me and a few friends were partying on a Friday night at my house, watching a few movies in the theater room, eating food, and having a bit of liquor. Well, while I thought all my friends were already at my house, apparently a few of my friends' friends decided they wanted to come over at one in the morning without invitation. It so happens that they were half-brainless when one decided to drive intoxicated and take the corner of my driveway too fast (36mph is quite fast for an 80 degree bend with half asphalt-half gravel surface) and slipped over the hill into the pond in our front yard. Fortunately, they still had the other half of the brain to work and swam to the shore safely, but now the party ceased to exist.
When my parents came home the next morning, they were a little surprised to find a Ford Taurus submerged 14' underwater). While I got chewed out for explaining why there was a car in our pond, at least I didn't have to pay the $420 lift fee from the wrecking company to pull it out of the water. LOL Wow, isn't that one heckuva story?! That shows alot of responsibility on the driver's part....not Yep. God Bless America for drunken idiots. 
That smiley face reminds me of: GOOOOOAL lol. That Taurus was a hole in one XD
_________________ You work 40 hours a week? I remember my first part time job.
|
|
| Top |
|
 |
|
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot post attachments in this forum
|
|