Ever post while drinking?

[Maverick1]

Thread title kind of says it all:

Have you ever posted online while drinking?

Or seen other’s posts where perhaps they have?

 

[ZRob97]

Only when I’m thirsty

 

[ChrisA]

Not since last May.

 

[displacedtexan]

Me? Drinking, absolutely. But I'm not a heavy drinker. Rarely very drunk.

Others? Hammered drunk posting nonsense that they'll regret and delete in the morning? Yep! I know a few people who are known for it.

 

[Djacker]

I'm guilty

 

[Red Letters]

Years ago I considered changing all my forum names to Pour Behavior

 

[fwafwow]

Only to respond to @Billy Goat

 

[Ten Bears]

going on 11 years stone cold sober…

this forum and the world are a better place because of it!

 

[Geewhiz]

I can’t afford booze. You guys have got me buying all kinds of other useless crap.

 

[TaperPin]

I can totally tell when some posters are having a bad day, drunk, high, and even a little insecure or depressed. It’s human nature to not think anyone can tell. Lol

With clients, I used to keep a monthly calendar for notes on their mood. Simply a + - or / for a positive, negative or neutral. Men and women are affected by cycles of various types - monthly or weekly work deadlines, bills, spouses, children, sleep disorders, etc. A “d” ment they were probably drinking, and “h” ment they sounded or looked high. After 6 months I could guess what day someone gets paid on, when the mortgage was due and when someone was having a period and if they are happy before/after and how long it lasted. If they were a day drinker I could tell when they started - people are creatures of habit.

One guy I couldn’t figure out - his ups and downs didn’t seem to match a pattern - so I made it a point to chat with him a little extra to figure it out. Turned out he has undiagnosed sleep apnea and some nights doesn’t get good sleep. I told him it made a world of difference to a friend - my curiosity may help him sleep better now. Lol

 

[jdmaxwell]

Never. Don't drink. No reason for it

 

[Billy Goat]

Believe it or not, usually don't.

 

[IDVortex]

I can totally tell when some posters are having a bad day, drunk, high, and even a little insecure or depressed. It’s human nature to not think anyone can tell. Lol

With clients, I used to keep a monthly calendar for notes on their mood. Simply a + - or / for a positive, negative or neutral. Men and women are affected by cycles of various types - monthly or weekly work deadlines, bills, spouses, children, sleep disorders, etc. A “d” ment they were probably drinking, and “h” ment they sounded or looked high. After 6 months I could guess what day someone gets paid on, when the mortgage was due and when someone was having a period and if they are happy before/after and how long it lasted. If they were a day drinker I could tell when they started - people are creatures of habit.

One guy I couldn’t figure out - his ups and downs didn’t seem to match a pattern - so I made it a point to chat with him a little extra to figure it out. Turned out he has undiagnosed sleep apnea and some nights doesn’t get good sleep. I told him it made a world of difference to a friend - my curiosity may help him sleep better now. Lol

That is actually interesting.

 

[2531usmc]

I can’t afford booze. You guys have got me buying all kinds of other useless crap.

Yep, this is reality!

 

[fngTony]

I’ve seen a few admit to it. Pretty sure the type of drinking personality you have shows up in text form, the funny drunk, angry drunk, trouble maker, incoherent etc.

 

[grfox92]

I drink 2 to 3 times per year, or sometimes may go a year in between drinking. So probably not.

ROAL Reaper was surely drinking when he was posting.


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[7mm-08]

Doing so is actually an exercise of poor judgment. Internet posts (on any and all forums) are like bullets - once the leave the gun, they're gone. And, they live on FOREVER.

 

[IDVortex]

Doing so is actually an exercise of poor judgment. Internet posts (on any and all forums) are like bullets - once the leave the gun, they're gone. And, they live on FOREVER.

I agree, actually more dangerous then words being told to someone in person in my opinion aswell.

 

[displacedtexan]

I can totally tell when some posters are having a bad day, drunk, high, and even a little insecure or depressed. It’s human nature to not think anyone can tell. Lol

With clients, I used to keep a monthly calendar for notes on their mood. Simply a + - or / for a positive, negative or neutral. Men and women are affected by cycles of various types - monthly or weekly work deadlines, bills, spouses, children, sleep disorders, etc. A “d” ment they were probably drinking, and “h” ment they sounded or looked high. After 6 months I could guess what day someone gets paid on, when the mortgage was due and when someone was having a period and if they are happy before/after and how long it lasted. If they were a day drinker I could tell when they started - people are creatures of habit.

One guy I couldn’t figure out - his ups and downs didn’t seem to match a pattern - so I made it a point to chat with him a little extra to figure it out. Turned out he has undiagnosed sleep apnea and some nights doesn’t get good sleep. I told him it made a world of difference to a friend - my curiosity may help him sleep better now. Lol

I was going to ask how you accounted for sleep! Lol

 

[manitou1]

I never have but man on some sites it is evident that it may be protocal!