(doesn't have to be drunk) Clean-ish, plain iPad, probably a present to the older generation.
The eyes, brain and cheeks are regarded as delicacies"; while the scholar George von Langsdorff writes that "the skulls [are] split open, the brains and blood drunk, then scraped clean", before the "jaw is fixed on fibres and carried round as a symbol of valour".
The idea is that sending repeat traffic offenders and drunk drivers to clean and transport dead bodies at hospital morgues (rather than do community service among the living) might drive home the consequences of driving wasted.
But they can still do better by reducing their use, reducing their problematic use (like binge drinking), and staying safer while continuing to use (say, by avoiding drunk driving or using clean needles or taking drugs without injecting them).
Batting clean-up: Drunk on You by Luke Bryan.
Having hired a cleaner, you may fire him for only a legitimate reason — failing to clean, showing up drunk, drunkenly singing at the top of his lungs while he ineptly cleans.
I don't mean dragging a wetwipe over your face in the dark (slap-dash, ecologically dubious and permissible only when drunk); I mean a thorough clean with a proper cleansing cream or lotion, and a hot face cloth.
The laws prohibit murder, harassment, drunk driving and now pollution of clean air -- for the same reasons.
I feel like a fish finger sandwich is one of those hangover cures that, secretly, personal trainers and nutritionists use: "It's actually very good for you," some clean-eating, drunk-once-a-year HIIT-fucker is saying.
She was in recovery, clean for 10 years after being a drunk for a long time.
She would fall down drunk and soil herself publicly, and I had to literally clean my mother up.
