SuperPickle
Golden Member
It wasn't too many years ago when my friends and I were at a kegger. It was your basic basement drunk-fest where most people, including myself drank until the world was a different color.
We drank until the beer ran dry and drove to the local 24hr truck stop for some food (sober driver). We got our fries and burgers and started eating ravenously. Apparently, the beer in my stomach held some sort of territorial grudge against the newly aquired food and ordered its espulsion from my innards immediately. I, being of less-than-sound body who had no chance to make it to a proper upchuck recepticle, was doomed to blast still-recognizable bits of beer-soaked french fries all over the booth of the truckstop.
Everyone in our group flipped out and we made a break for the door, each tossing cash on the table. I'm certain the waitress was soooo pissed off having been left with a rejected digestive gift from yours truely. However, the food there is quite cheap so the gross overpay we left to cover a ~$35 tab surely eased her pain. I feel bad for her, but not just too bad.
We got back to my parents' place and bailed out of the car. I, still feeling the brunt of the night's imbibition felt my balance compromised with one foot in the car and the other on the pavement. Whether I slipped on the ice or simply toppled from the ethenol, my ass headed for the ground and I grasped whatever was handy to break my fall. That happened to be the top of CADsortaGUY's rear car door. A sturdy piece of American engineering it was not. The door to the '88 Dodge Shadow was bent 90º leaving me sitting on the driveway covered in puke and shattered glass. Oops. Fortuantely, a musclebound buddy of ours had the strength to bend it back so it shut satisfactorally.
Inside the house, I changed my clothes and had the head to put them in the washer as we were scheduled to head back to college the next day. When I woke up in the morning, the battle of the hangover was also met with shock as the mirror beamed an image of my chest covered in blood. Apparently I had cut the tips of my fingers when I broke the window and used my chest to mop up the leaking people-juice.
Eight years later, I still get sh!t about this night.
We drank until the beer ran dry and drove to the local 24hr truck stop for some food (sober driver). We got our fries and burgers and started eating ravenously. Apparently, the beer in my stomach held some sort of territorial grudge against the newly aquired food and ordered its espulsion from my innards immediately. I, being of less-than-sound body who had no chance to make it to a proper upchuck recepticle, was doomed to blast still-recognizable bits of beer-soaked french fries all over the booth of the truckstop.
Everyone in our group flipped out and we made a break for the door, each tossing cash on the table. I'm certain the waitress was soooo pissed off having been left with a rejected digestive gift from yours truely. However, the food there is quite cheap so the gross overpay we left to cover a ~$35 tab surely eased her pain. I feel bad for her, but not just too bad.
We got back to my parents' place and bailed out of the car. I, still feeling the brunt of the night's imbibition felt my balance compromised with one foot in the car and the other on the pavement. Whether I slipped on the ice or simply toppled from the ethenol, my ass headed for the ground and I grasped whatever was handy to break my fall. That happened to be the top of CADsortaGUY's rear car door. A sturdy piece of American engineering it was not. The door to the '88 Dodge Shadow was bent 90º leaving me sitting on the driveway covered in puke and shattered glass. Oops. Fortuantely, a musclebound buddy of ours had the strength to bend it back so it shut satisfactorally.
Inside the house, I changed my clothes and had the head to put them in the washer as we were scheduled to head back to college the next day. When I woke up in the morning, the battle of the hangover was also met with shock as the mirror beamed an image of my chest covered in blood. Apparently I had cut the tips of my fingers when I broke the window and used my chest to mop up the leaking people-juice.
Eight years later, I still get sh!t about this night.