The next day I feel I've had enough blood and guts and want to hear more about what ordinary folk got up to in those boozeless, boozy times.
In boozier times Ms. Farley, Ms. Polizzi and their hard-partying "Jersey Shore" housemates helped build an empire for MTV.
It's possible that too much was made of these remarks, which would help explain his animosity towards the press (he once roared at Piers Morgan in the Ivy: "Don't you fucking dare come near me if you know what's good for you, you cunt!"), but even his friends have talked of a self-destructive streak, and by all accounts the 80s were a pretty boozy, promiscuous time.
Without overlooking all that accompanies the safety concerns of offline meet-ups (and yet somewhat overlooking them), I'd dare to argue that at-home boozy couch time is a much surer path to the fulfillment of all "OKC Duane's" erotic and otherwise fantasies.
"A few consider it awfully doomy," noted the Los Angeles Times, highlighting the hitherto-unheard subsection of Radiohead's fanbase apparently distraught the band had chosen to abandon their trademark boozy, good-time boogie sound.
Kept well-wrapped and refrigerated, the rum cake keeps several days and just gets spicier, stickier and boozier over time.
Korine: I wanted to make something that was free and liquid and boozy and without time.
Early apprehension in the stands had given way to boozy relief by the time last man James Pattinson joined Brad Haddin at the crease.
The Takoma Park, Md., cafe -- which also has locations in Nationals Park -- partnered with D.C.-based Don Ciccio & Figli, an artisanal liqueur company, to create boozy gelato just in time for summer.
That is the premise of what may be the booziest play of all time: Eugene O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh, set among the habitués of Harry's Bar, described by O'Neill as: "a cheap gin-mill of the five-cent whiskey, last-resort variety situated on the downtown West Side of New York".
