Reasons Not to Get college Drunk After College.

drunkgirl.gifI ooze class when I’m wasted. And Saturday, class was just coming out of my pores. I went up to a friend’s house in Connecticut for her graduation party. The party started at two and of course there was the requisite family time. With only a few glasses of wine under my belt and a lot of delicious finger foods, family time was no problem. The problem began at around 5 when the high school friends arrived. When I couldn’t find a bottle of water, I figured beer was the next best thing. After a game of drunk bat (don’t ask) we proceeded to the after party. Thus began my demise.

When I was an undergrad, I guess getting incredibly shit-housed what somewhat acceptable. We all did it. It happened to everyone at some point (or at lots of points) during those four years. Unfortunately for me, I had to do it just one more time before I realized that getting frat party drunk should have been left behind when I left college.

5. No one wants you on their flip cup team because you suck. Really, I was ostracized.

4. Your mouth has a mind of its own. While playing beer pong, someone tried to throw a ball at me (I think I started that trend). I am deathly afraid of flying objects and actually said, “The only balls I like are the ones that are going to be in my mouth later.” Yes, I said that. To strangers. God, I’m so classy.

3. You take shots of Jack Daniels because someone wants to toast the South. Obvi, no proud southerner would turn that down! And then, when you don’t take the whole shot at once someone makes a comment about Southerners and you chase them (yes, chase them) like a five year old on the playground. How old am I?

2. Getting kicked out of a party because you passed out is not cool. The front steps, a parent’s bedroom; not much will stop me when I’m ready to sleep.

1. Your friend’s mother has to tuck you into bed. Enough said. That’s embarrassing.

No, it wasn’t the proudest moment of my life. I’m pretty sure I made an awesome impression on all these people that had NEVER met me before. Which is why, I have now vowed to leave my body shot, bar dancing, too many beers to remember nights in the past. Right where they belong.

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5 Comments

  1. Andrew, University of Michigan says :

    It happens, so just shake it off. It’s going to be a loooong couple of years if you’re planning on living through your 20’s sans alcohol…

  2. Lauren, Salem College says :

    Oh dear God! Not SANS alcohol. Just sans wine, copious amounts of beer and the JD all at once. haha.

  3. Lisa Barner says :

    oh my lovely lauren- you were truly a joy to be around sat .. i cant imaginne what your talking about ;) .. I FOUND u!! I will keep on reading

  4. Joanna says :

    Great story. I learned the same thing, and wholeheartedly agree. Soo embarrassing when you start to yell things, believe me I know. Take heart, though, most people enjoy laughing at a drunk. Depending on where you live, though, some crowds just drink way too much in general and it’s just so unhealthy. Good for you!

  5. Kelly says :

    hahahah @ 3 - been there. done that. proud Southerner. I understand :)

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