Sentence examples for rather pissed from inspiring English sources
N.T.****: They're rather pissed.
We all understand that Last.fm is upset and "rather pissed off".
Last.fm cofounder Richard Jones said "I'm rather pissed off this article was published, except to say that this is utter nonsense and totally untrue".
After its New York-based CBS spokesperson told TechCrunch To our knowledge, no data has been made available to RIAA, Richard Jones, one of the remaining three co-founders in London, wrote in the sites comments after midnight: Im rather pissed off this article was published, except to say that this is utter nonsense and totally untrue.
This rather literally pissed on our parade: he described being beaten up and robbed at knife-point, waking up in hospital, and wild drunks peeing in the streets (and on his girlfriend).
Strangers innocently wandering around the streets of London: Would you rather be pissed on by everyone in Japan, or have sex with every member of the opposite sex in London?
"It is a worry," she said, "but I'd rather be gutted, pissed off and upset with it now".
My advice for people who want to get stoned rather than getting pissed all the time, is to prioritise your health over the law and over your bank balance: get some fucking good quality cannabis off a reputable seller.
My advice for people who want to get stoned rather than getting pissed all the time, is to prioritize your health over the law and over your bank balance: get some fucking good quality cannabis off a reputable seller.
And rather than get pissed off when you shout a nonsense order at them in your drunken haze, the extremely hospitable restaurant staff have been known to just give you a free plate of fries with your hot plate to settle you down.
Joe is a charming, beautiful person who was a bit less serious than me and I think he found all the discussions at home about acting rather boring, so he pissed off to Manchester, then Cornwall and later to France, where he lives with his wife and three children and works as a teacher and translator.
