New Years Offical Thread -- Drunken posts encourage!

[Ray From Cleveland]

I'd rather do it at home watching TV then out with my raucous friends. They have a tendency to get me into trouble, so I decided "Ya know what? Zoning out on a couch ain't a bad idea".


As for the whole underage thing, I only got a year tp go. :/ Been having a couple sips of moonshine since I was 16, smoking tobacco since I was 18... Yep, there isn't any tomorrow.

Enjoy it while you can. Alcohol has much less effect on you when you get older. There is nothing like getting drunk when young. It's something you'll never experience again when you get old enough.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Yeah..about that..Didn't even put anything in the cavity. Trying low and slow. 8 hrs @ 250.

My sister went to college for that kind of stuff. She cooks all her stuffing outside of the bird. She claims that cooking it inside can cause serious bacterial buildup that can make you deathly sick. I trust her since she's the best cook I know.

 

[Moonglow]

$25.50 an hour is what I am doing for New Years Eve.

 

[The Duke]

Enjoy it while you can. Alcohol has much less effect on you when you get older. There is nothing like getting drunk when young. It's something you'll never experience again when you get old enough.

Somehow I'm not itching to get back to those tequila hangover days when you gotta do construction work the next AM.

Can you imagine what it feels like to be up on a scaffold trying to hold drywall in place on a ceiling the next morning after you and 2 friends split a bottle of tequila with a worm the night before? Blech!

I still haven't forgotten that day.

 

[Confederate Soldier]

Somehow I'm not itching to get back to those tequila hangover days when you gotta do construction work the next AM.

Can you imagine what it feels like to be up on a scaffold trying to hold drywall in place on a ceiling the next morning after you and 2 friends split a bottle of tequila with a worm the night before? Blech!

I still haven't forgotten that day.

I've gone into work the next night after drinking until 6am that morning. Those nights are NOT fun, and that's why I stopped doing it.

 

[The Duke]

I've gone into work the next night after drinking until 6am that morning. Those nights are NOT fun, and that's why I stopped doing it.

It's generally a good idea.

 

[The Duke]

$25.50 an hour is what I am doing for New Years Eve.

Big money! When you takin' us out to dinner, brah?

 

[Moonglow]

Big money! When you takin' us out to dinner, brah?

Just as soon as burgers hit fifteen dollars each, oops too late they are sixteen.

 

[The Duke]

Just as soon as burgers hit fifteen dollars each, oops too late they are sixteen.

So Carl's Jr.? Or Wataburger?
Damn, I was buckin' fer prime rib but I reckon you ain't got it like that.

 

[Moonglow]

So Carl's Jr.? Or Wataburger?
Damn, I was buckin' fer prime rib but I reckon you ain't got it like that.

I eat that at home since they don't serve it much anymore at restaurants.

 

[The Duke]

I eat that at home since they don't serve it much anymore at restaurants.

Carl's Jr. or Whataburger?

 

[Ame®icano]

$25.50 an hour is what I am doing for New Years Eve.

Considering that ShareBlue pays $0.11 per post, I guess you'll be busy tonight.

 

[Darkwind]

Happy New Year USMB.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Somehow I'm not itching to get back to those tequila hangover days when you gotta do construction work the next AM.

Can you imagine what it feels like to be up on a scaffold trying to hold drywall in place on a ceiling the next morning after you and 2 friends split a bottle of tequila with a worm the night before? Blech!

I still haven't forgotten that day.

Oh yes, I can relate. My father was a bricklayer. He took me on side jobs starting at the age of 12. In my later teen years when I started drinking beer heavily, I still went out with my father on weekend mornings; under the hot sun, at times crawling up scaffolding if it was a chimney job or something, carrying clamps of bricks or pails of cement. I hear ya.

In any case I hope your turkey came out great and you have a fantastic New Years.

 

[The Duke]

Oh yes, I can relate. My father was a bricklayer. He took me on side jobs starting at the age of 12. In my later teen years when I started drinking beer heavily, I still went out with my father on weekend mornings; under the hot sun, at times crawling up scaffolding if it was a chimney job or something, carrying clamps of bricks or pails of cement. I hear ya.

In any case I hope your turkey came out great and you have a fantastic New Years.

Well, I won't be carving any sandwich slices off of the breasts.
On the bright side, it turned out very moist and flavorful.
On the meh side, it just all fell apart and I yanked all the bones out I could find and put it up.
I did manage a few crumbly sammich slices.
Also, neighborhood fireworks are deterring cat n critters from cleaning up the scrapple.
Fireworks scare dogs/cats/coons.
Happy New Year!

 

[Hutch Starskey]

So, for some of us, the new year is still a few hours away -- 7 hours for Me as of this writing...

So, what are your plans fo the evening? Staying in and celebrating by?:

Lord…
What a Shitshow.