132 Times People Woke Up And Realized That Drinking Didn’t End Well
Usually, people try to forget their drunken nights, but Jimmy Fallon has asked them to face the shame and share their stories. Maybe it was the chance to be featured on the Tonight Show, maybe the desire to relate to others, but it worked. Fallon's fans quickly started tweeting about the crazy and cringeworthy things they or their friends have done when they've had one drink too many.
From giving taxi drivers a hard time to getting a tattoo, these stories prove that our brains enter auto-pilot mode when our livers are working overtime. Scroll down to check out some of the most embarrassing posts under the #MyDrunkStory hashtag and upvote your most/least favorite ones!
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Yeah... I've apologized to my reflection for bumbing unto it, and then apologised again by saying 'I'm sorry, I thought you were another person'. I was sober.
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I still don't understand how people can do this to themselves. They don't run into a busy street during rush hour, but are fine drinking themselves into a blackout in which they can find a million ways to kill themselves without even realizing it. Why would you do that?
Well, for the majority of us, it's not frequent, or intentional. Sometimes you're past the point of no return, before you even realize what's happened. Sometimes the alcohol you are consuming is stronger than you thought it was. A good example of that for me is the year my parents went to Greece, and brought back a bunch of Ouzo. We decided to drink some for Christmas, not realizing that it's much stronger than anything we were generally used to drinking at Christmas time.
I haven't drunk alcohol for over twenty years now (And judging by these stories,i think I made the right decision Ha Ha).. But I remember my step father, who was overly obsessive about cleaning and what he ate and half a dozen other things, coming home very drunk one night and eating a pie that my mother had put on the kitchen top. .In his 'drunken haze', what he had failed to see was the lime green 'furry' fungus, that my mother had discovered on cutting the pie and had left it out to return the following day. ..Needless to say, it didn't go down too well, neither did the pie, that made 'quite a few 'appearances' in as many days... 🤢
I'm not old enough to drink but when I do I might end up doing one of these honestly...
I still don't understand how people can do this to themselves. They don't run into a busy street during rush hour, but are fine drinking themselves into a blackout in which they can find a million ways to kill themselves without even realizing it. Why would you do that?
Well, for the majority of us, it's not frequent, or intentional. Sometimes you're past the point of no return, before you even realize what's happened. Sometimes the alcohol you are consuming is stronger than you thought it was. A good example of that for me is the year my parents went to Greece, and brought back a bunch of Ouzo. We decided to drink some for Christmas, not realizing that it's much stronger than anything we were generally used to drinking at Christmas time.
I haven't drunk alcohol for over twenty years now (And judging by these stories,i think I made the right decision Ha Ha).. But I remember my step father, who was overly obsessive about cleaning and what he ate and half a dozen other things, coming home very drunk one night and eating a pie that my mother had put on the kitchen top. .In his 'drunken haze', what he had failed to see was the lime green 'furry' fungus, that my mother had discovered on cutting the pie and had left it out to return the following day. ..Needless to say, it didn't go down too well, neither did the pie, that made 'quite a few 'appearances' in as many days... 🤢
I'm not old enough to drink but when I do I might end up doing one of these honestly...