Alcohol related regrets.

I actually have a husband of 40+ years and a fiancé of 10 years since I asked my best friend's husband to marry me at a BBQ when we'd all imbibed rather freely. Apparently I was enamoured of his way of cooking rainbow trout. He, being equally soused, accepted. Thereafter both my husband and my best friend referred to him as my fiancé

Me too Faye, I put it down to being just too nice!

Petallus I laughed when you said you told someone you loved them under the influence and went on to marry them. I really wish I had that excuse for my very bad taste in men.

I have painful memories of my brother's 60th ten years ago. I'd been on the cabbage soup diet for two weeks and was thrilled with the amount of weight I was losing. You can't drink on it so I decided to have a weekend off because of the party. What a silly billy....I had absolutely no resistance to alcohol at all. I had lovely time at the party but.....the hangover??

No, it wasn't him but it was a very famous heavy rock star of the day who was probably off his head at the time.

Back in the day I have probably done a few things I regret but not for years, my mother drank and I vowed that any children I had would never see me drunk, so for the last 25 years( counting my step children too) I have very rarely drunk too much.

There is however a story my husband likes to tell about a night out with a friend when we got back here late, had another glass of wine then decided to go to her house as she had snacks available, then we came back here again, then I walked her home with the dog and she decided it wasn't yet time for bed and we came back to my house again, each time waking everyone in the house at each end.
By this time hubby had had enough, I was sent to bed and he got up and took her home ensuring she was handed over to her husband and put to bed too!!

I remember as they walked away thinking, must go to bed now, then I took of my clothes and put them in a neat pile by the front door. I must have got distracted then as next thing I know I am looking out of the window and Yahoo is coming up the lane and I am waving to him, he looks amazed and I cannot understand why, it is because I am standing in our dining room window, all the lights on stark naked!!

Luckily we have no near neighbours who could have seen me at 2.30 am!!
Boy did I have a headache the next day.

I was at an Aunts house for a party when I was at college and I had had a glass or two, I dropped a opened tin of ham into the dogs water and the Aunt took the ham off me ............... no I wasnt going to put it in the sandwiches.

diva if it was him good for you!!!!

Are we still calling him 'Sir'? He wasn't in those days, anyway. Was it him Diva?

Diva time to call the police and tell them you were assaulted by famous person x years ago. Its the fashionable thing to do

I was talking to my son about this time in my life just the other day, my bestie worked for a record company and her boss was a pal of the producer of Top Of The Pops, I live in mortal dread of seeing myself these days on all the replays that are always on!! This was bakc inthe days when it was Tony Blackburn and Sir Jimmy Saville.

Great anecdote, Diva. It seems to fit your screen name.

Diva Do tell

I didn't regret it though, and still don't!! He deserved far worse!!

Once got thrown out of a night club in London for tipping Spaghetti over the head of a famous person who tried to put his hand up my hot pants!

Sel thank you, amphetamines of course.

I wish I didn't keep on forgetting words I've known for years.

They're in there. The problem is one of retrieval.

Love that song.

shall we have a quick burst

The only thing I regretted after drinking two pints of scrumpy was drinking it. We were on our way to meet my in-laws and I had to face my garrulous MiL with the headache of the century.

Well Tegan if you came here it would have to be cider again. We have a lot of lovely locally made. If you remind me I'll bring you some at the next Midsmeet.

Oh yes - that would have been around the right time!

That's cause Lindisfarne made it popular I bet; Fog on the Tyne and all that.

Do they drink a lot of Newcastle Brown in Newcastle? I remember that was the popular student drink when I was living in Wolverhampton.

Really? That was my old stamping ground and I think it was in those days (early 20s) that I was introduced to barley wine! I've never drunk brown ale in my life, but then I don't like beer.

Well, as I got very drunk on scrumpy in Cornwall and very drunk on Barley wine in Brum maybe it's me that is some sort of regional drunkard. The common thread being that they both get you drunk very cheaply I think. I did go through a Guinness phase but I can't remember where that was [I know it wasn't Ireland]. I seem to recall drinking a lot of brown ale in Manchester.

I think my MiL used to drink barley wine, is it a Brummie thing or is it everywhere?

Ana I never read the label, perhaps what I am drinking is very strong and that's why I fall asleep?

Kali, it depends on the alcohol percentage of the wine. I actually only like wine which is less than 10%, which means I can drink more of it, quantity-wise!