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Tuesday is St.Patrick’s Day aka a day to get completely
smashed and regret it the next day. The color green is everywhere on people, in
food, in drinks, and on the most notable icons of this holiday, a shamrock and
a leprechaun. Traditional foods like shepard’s pie and corned beef are commonly
served at restaurants on this holiday, but everyone more so remembers this as a
day to get hammered.
If you’re going to drink this St.Patrick’s Day or any day, here’s some
things you shouldn’t do with your drink.
5. Carry it
If you’re drunk you’re losing a few things: your lunch (possibly), your speech, your mind, and coordination. When you carry your drink you might be like me and unintentionally spill it all over the place. The smell of alcohol may be easy to get rid of on your breath, but on clothes and furniture it is a pain, especially for other people.
If you’re drunk you’re losing a few things: your lunch (possibly), your speech, your mind, and coordination. When you carry your drink you might be like me and unintentionally spill it all over the place. The smell of alcohol may be easy to get rid of on your breath, but on clothes and furniture it is a pain, especially for other people.
4. Sneak it
Because apparently that gets you into trouble and people may
not like alcohol around them. Some recovering alcoholics may actually hate the
smell let alone sight of a cold one. If you’re under 21, then naturally if you’re
caught sneaking alcohol you’re going to get into severe trouble not only with the
law as well.
3. Force it
Yes, you want to be the life of the party, the center of attention, and generally have a good time. Having a good time at a party or bar is something everyone expects to have and there’s nothing wrong with it. But if you know your alcohol limit and have reached it, do not force yourself to fit that role. Surpassing your alcohol limit could lead to alcohol poisoning, vomiting, and feeling terrible.
2. Leave it
Because it could be spiked! People like to slip roofies or any other drug into others’ drinks which leads to some extremely negative results. Some results include getting sick, sexual assault, and many others. If you know you’re going to leave your drink temporarily then order a new one to save yourself from a nightmare.
1. Spike it
Spiking a drink is never good. Yes, at times it’s often used as a comedic act in movies where someone spikes the punch bowl at a party to liven it up or just spikes someone’s drink. In real life when someone spikes your drink, it usually leads to a terrible time (see #2).
3. Force it
Yes, you want to be the life of the party, the center of attention, and generally have a good time. Having a good time at a party or bar is something everyone expects to have and there’s nothing wrong with it. But if you know your alcohol limit and have reached it, do not force yourself to fit that role. Surpassing your alcohol limit could lead to alcohol poisoning, vomiting, and feeling terrible.
2. Leave it
Because it could be spiked! People like to slip roofies or any other drug into others’ drinks which leads to some extremely negative results. Some results include getting sick, sexual assault, and many others. If you know you’re going to leave your drink temporarily then order a new one to save yourself from a nightmare.
1. Spike it
Spiking a drink is never good. Yes, at times it’s often used as a comedic act in movies where someone spikes the punch bowl at a party to liven it up or just spikes someone’s drink. In real life when someone spikes your drink, it usually leads to a terrible time (see #2).
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So, what do you enjoy about St.Patrick’s Day?
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