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The Paralysed And The Drunk

Started by ASHLEYTHOMPSON , Nov 17 2005 10:31 PM

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#1 ASHLEYTHOMPSON

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Posted 17 November 2005 - 10:31 PM

I cant help but laugh when I think of New Years eve last year. John decided he wanted to drink only this nasty Mexican tequila. The idiot just kept on taking shots. One after the other. He was so drunk that he couldnt hold himself up in the wheelchair. Steering himself in his chair was a hoot. Like some slobbering newborn. Took 30 minutes for him to wheel to the bedroom, insisting that he was gonna get up and dance to "to the window, to the wall". Even kept trying to get up and then would say " oh, i forgot, shit". Getting him into bed was like loading a 200 pound wet noodle on my back and slopping it down. Then he sang...."this is the remix edition of a song about pissin'",, "i wanna piss on you". Not to mention he was soaked. Then right before passing out, he says "i love ya babe".
What a night. :rolleyes:

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Posted 17 November 2005 - 11:22 PM

That is so funny! We got get our husbands together!!! I'm out of school til the 30th and we'll be here next weekend if you guys are free.
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