Similarly, if he says, "I got completely cunted in the pub last night", it means he got plastered rather emphatically.
Mr. Hargrove said that when Papa Titus gets plastered and has his pubescent son drive him home, it shows "that parents make mistakes without glorifying them".
In each, snowboarding is becoming hugely popular, and the conditions - the place gets plastered with snow each winter - and warmth of the locals make it a wonderful place to spread your wings.
"This man gets plastered all over TV and they say that's our men," the Rev. Isaac Steen told the crowd Sunday.
Everything from our food to our kids to our locations gets plastered onto the web, even though there's very little impetus to do so aside from vanity..
"In these cases, where a rape gets plastered all over the Internet, there's the nonconsensual sexual assault, and the nonconsensual distribution," Goldberg told The Huffington Post.
Sure, they get noticed, and certainly comments about them get plastered all over the blogosphere, but do they actually generate any additional business?
Lila and Tom are the center of a clique of seven Harvard friends who reconvene for the wedding rehearsal and dinner, at which they get plastered and say and do indiscreet things.
I daresay the process of sifting through those pointless belongings of his the mad clothing, old magazines, dead letters, crates of dusty records, and the like had been an exquisitely melancholy business, and doubtless he'd gotten plastered in the process.
"A lot of people say, 'I want to get drunk, but I don't want to get plastered,' " he said.
