I like to drink beer and get rowdy. (1 Viewer)

[Scott Van Dyke]

Anyone else?

Oh yeah, and sometimes I like to break stuff too.

 

[Andrew_Sch]

Not me. I prefer just hanging out with friends or watching movies to getting all rowdy, rowdy. I guess I'm just a boring person.:b

 

[Ron-P]

I LIKE to drink beer, but I stay calm.
Peace Out~

 

[DennisHP]

Apparently you have not been in jail...yet. Beer yes. Roudy no.

 

[Jeff Pryor]

My rowdy beer-guzzling days are behind me. These days I just peacefully drink at home.

 

[KyleS]

Oh yeah, and sometimes I like to break stuff too

As long as it is your stuff and nobodies head that is fine, especially if it is a significant other (not cool at all). I cant say that I like beer very much but some hard alcohol is good. Pisco Sour from Chile is fantastic.
KyleS
Control your anger my young Jedi Sorry couldnt resist the movie is too close.

 

[Zen Butler]

Try beer and sex, it's funner and keeps you outta the "hoosky" , plus people will love you more...
Jack Handy

 

[Jeff_A]

I've always enjoyed my beer...and I've always hated the assumption that rowdy had to follow. Silly, funny, emotional? Yes! Rowdy? Never!

 

[Shane Gralaw]

No, but I like to write haiku about it:

Party bark hardy

Beer sodden frat boys vomit

In dark parking lots

 

[eric nyhof]

beer and sex, sounds like a myth to me. You need to realize that that the school i go to is about 5 guys for every girl, yeah it sucks ass. Today was the almighty senior walk, which means walking the 2 mile of stretch of town and going to all the bars and getting a beer. By the way if it doesn't sound like that big a deal there are 13 bars in the 2 mile stretch. Some people try and do it twice over, i gotta give those guys credit...

 

[Duane Robinson]

I prefer the hard liquor and strip club scene myself.

 

[Dan Keefe]

My rowdy days ended when I mooned 80,000 people at a Buffalo Bills game. Apparently the people in the box seats where I pressed my cheeks against the window weren't impressed...At least that's what security told me while they were throwing me out of the stadium:b

Now, I drink at home... less likely to get into trouble here

dan

 

[Richard Cooper]

I've always found that the more I drink, the more of a pacifist I become. Well, until the point I pass out, at which I magically becoome a willing doormat

 

[Ron Etaylor]

Beer and a nap for me

 

[Jack Briggs]

Like to break things, huh? Say you get arrested on a Saturday night for public drunkenness and you get thrown into the slammer, the drunk tank. Unless you still have friends, and unless you can talk one of them into posting bail for you, that means you get to hang out with other people who like "to break things" until at least the following Monday or Tuesday, when the judge will finally see you. You'll get the option then for a court-appointed attorney. But before you see the judge, you still have to hang with your buddies in the cell. I once read a disturbing story about prison "food" and how it is prepared in the Los Angeles Times. Hope you like spoiled meat.

If you're lucky, the judge might release you on your own recognisance--if he or she takes a liking to you. But, then, maybe not. That means you get to hang with your buddies in the cell for a week, two weeks, or more. I've been told it smells really nice in those cells. Must be fun having to use the toilet in such close quarters.

Then, there's the little matter of a police record. With luck, you might get assigned to a diversion program where you can go to weekly counseling sessions in order not to have your arrest remain on the record. I understand mandatory AA meetings are also required.

Which is all to say I hope your post was a joke. If not, I don't think they have Internet access in most county jails.

 

[Jack Briggs]

And, oh yes: I love beer. And I love to have friends over for beers and home-theater fun. If someone ever thought about "breaking" one of my components, I'd be the first to call the police. At my house, beer is a means of social enhancement, a way to enjoy our time together.

 

[Peter Overduin]

We Canadians can never figure out how you can get drunk on American beer. Maybe that's why you break stuff; there is repressed anger at the closeness your beer has to mineral water. Your mom should be able to help you with your adolescent tendancies.

 

[Scott Van Dyke]

I hope your post was a joke.

I loved the responses.

Truth is, I'm a Procwss Engineer who got over his "rowdiness" at a very young age. I've had a good time in the process.

I thought it might be funny to get a response out of some of you guys/gals with the subject line.

Anyway, I love the HTF, it's my second home and I wish you all the best of luck as you try not to break things while enjoying the fruits (Miller High Life, and Jim Beam) that we all like to enjoy from time to time.

Peter- Mineral spirits? I envy you. Try drinking in Utah sometime. You can't get anything over a 2% beer.

Dennis- You said it all brother. Been there...Done that...

Jack- Sounds like you got some issues dude....J.K.

Oh yeah, sorry I puked on you E.Q. last weekend.

Later.................................

 

[Zen Butler]

We Canadians can never figure out how you can get drunk on American beer

A little off topic Peter, but it might suprise you that many of us Americans do not drink the American mass-produced 4% crap they try and sell as beer. We have micro-brews which produce some of the best ales and stouts I've tasted. Pete's Wicked Ale, Samuel Adams, Red Hook, Sierra Nevada just to name a few. No offense but the last time I had a Molson or Labatt's, mineral water was the first thing that came to mind. Cheers..

 

[Paul_Fisher]

Oh yeah, and sometimes I like to break stuff too.

You sound like all of my fraternity brothers. They love to get wasted and destroy things. I'm more of the hang-out and talk when I drink.