[Niamh.]

Agree or Disagree?

Saw this on FB earlier and I have to say I agree with it.

[Livia]

I have never been really drunk... but I've seen plenty of people drunk and mostly they talk b0ll0x.

[Greg!]

Disagree with the tweet to an extent. I do speak the truth when I’m drunk unless I’m absolutely off my tits, then I just say any old ****e

[Lostie!]

People definitely tend to get more honest and open about things they'd probably not discuss as much sober, at least in my experience.

[Cal.]

I bull**** more after a bevvy!

[bots]

Very drunk people talk complete bollox, but slightly inebriated people do tend to have looser tongues

[Matthew.]

When someone has a few drinks they talk the truth!

[Marsh.]

Both.

Drunk people talk crap but their comments/feelings etc are their true feelings.

[Matthew.]

But would you ever get so drunk you’d unban him though

[Liam-]

I had quite a bit to drink at a relatives house over Christmas and apparently I spent a good half an hour complimenting their cheese board and going over my journey into being a cheese lover, so I fully support the notion.

[thesheriff443]

A women told me once in regards to her husband, a drink loosens the tongue.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

But would you ever get so drunk you’d unban him though

[thesheriff443]

The rule is not to talk about banned members, is crime was talking badly about women.

[Babayaro.]

To an extent

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Liam-

I had quite a bit to drink at a relatives house over Christmas and apparently I spent a good half an hour complimenting their cheese board and going over my journey into being a cheese lover, so I fully support the notion.

You sound like someone I'd get on with very well when drunk

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Liam-

I had quite a bit to drink at a relatives house over Christmas and apparently I spent a good half an hour complimenting their cheese board and going over my journey into being a cheese lover, so I fully support the notion.

A cheeseboard <333333333

[smudgie]

Never been one to hold back on the truth..drunk or sober, but nearly always diplomatically, especially when sober.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Liam-

I had quite a bit to drink at a relatives house over Christmas and apparently I spent a good half an hour complimenting their cheese board and going over my journey into being a cheese lover, so I fully support the notion.

this is classic drunk


I think if someone has an issue it with someone else it can come out when drunk as social inhibitions are lost so there is an element of truth to it, in the main people become boring and repetitive, anyone who has been the designated car driver on a night out will attest to this

[Crimson Dynamo]

If I ever get drunk I will let you know

[Ant.]

I remember my friend got absolutely BLADDERED and started crying about how much she loved me and then turned to a friend we aren't particularly fond of and she went OFF

Wild

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Cherie

this is classic drunk


I think if someone has an issue it with someone else it can come out when drunk as social inhibitions are lost so there is an element of truth to it, in the main people become boring and repetitive, anyone who has been the designated car driver on a night out will attest to this

YEp I had a 1.5 year hiatus in my 30s and going out to pubs etc people were so repetitive and awful. Its best to avoid people who drink lots when you are sober

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[Smithy]

Eh, I’m no different when I’ve had a drink

[Toy Soldier]

"That person's truth" yes, "objective truth" obviously not. Yes drunk people can talk a load of absolute sh*te but it's sh*te that, somewhere deep down, they believe. Basically alcohol can't "put anything into your head" that wasn't there already. Someone who starts spouting racist / sexist / homophobic crap when drunk for example, believes the same things when they're sober. They just have the sense not to say them out loud until those inhibitions are lowered.

Basically always be wary of a "nasty drunk" and the idea that it's something about "the drink" that turns them nasty. All it does is let the demons out .