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explicit:
Everyone thought about it. Haha

Thrillho:
There is no response. Because it depends on your tolerance level.

I discovered the other night that eight scotches in one night is probably one too many for a Friday night, but at university I would have 20-25 in one night and make it to the lecture the next day.

94ssd:
So...when I got home at 3:30 AM, a pint of rum and 2 cans of beer drunker than when I started, I apparently decided to do some online shopping before going to sleep, but drunk me was a lot more thoughtful of sober me than I expected him to be. Because when I opened my computer I discovered that I had done this

President Peaches:
I once had a dillema a few semesters ago. I had enough grades accumulated in my accounting course to pass and be above average, but the final exam was all that was left. I asked myself, should I show up or not?

One of my friends solved that question for me by inviting me to his end of semester party and convincing me to show up anyway. In the end I went to a really awesome party and the next morning I still wasn't sobered up when I walked into the class. My exam grade was still above average.

Anyway, changed majors for accounting and management since I can easily pull off accounting even while sweating off enough gin tonics to invade India for Queen and Country.

94ssd:
It's 4:30 AM, I went to [the Alumni Night] party and may have drank an entire fifth of rum in addition to other shots, so I'm unlikely to remember the events of this night, this is the most drunk I've been in a long time, which is why I'm posting here for posterity in the hopes I see it later. Because this night truly was amazing and had some lessons that I could carry with myself forever and it would be a real bad thing if I forgot them because of the state I'm in.

1. Despite my own state of extreme drunkeness, I helped a friend through suicidal thoughts. This friend is going to be okay, in a large part because of what I said. I should be proud of myself because of this.

2. Another friend of mine , showed genuine concern about me, and was the only one who noticed (at least out loud) my recent depression, and also shared some of the dark feelings she's had about herself. She says I'm one of the most caring and selfless people I've met. I don't believe it. I say I feel the same way about her (especially because she was the only one who ever said such nice things about me), she doesn't believe it, and said she's fought through her own feelings of worthlessness and feeling alone. We promised that (as friends) we could support each other through our anxiety and fears. Don't forget to do this. Also she wasn't the only one. [redacted] (for the benefit of you forum readers: ex crush) confessed that I was her oldest friend at this university and that I was the primary reason she didn't drop out. PEOPLE DO CARE ABOUT ME. PEOPLE THINK I'M IMPORTANT EVEN IF I DON'T

That's all, good night.

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