Poetic yes, and drunk or not, one of Thomas's ambitions was to write a complete film scenario "ready for shooting, which would give the ordinary reader an absolute visual impression of the film in words and could be published as a new form of literature".
It's all the beer he's drunk, yes, and the exhaustion he's been suffering lately, mounting up.
Yes, they were probably drunk, and yes, I know that story may deter you from ever seeing a midnight show.
Yes doesn't mean yes if you're drunk and can't say yes.
Ms. Morrison wrote that at that concert: "Jim was drunk, yes.
I was drunk, yes, but cautious, too — if anyone had seen me, in the dark, propping a ladder against the wall of an apartment building, even my own apartment building, things could have got difficult in a hurry.
I keep imagining myself as a witness, stating to a jury that I had been drunk, yes, or that I had maintained some questionable relationships, or behaved strangely these things that are the prerogatives and sometimes the hallmarks of the ordinary life of an imperfect person but can damn a woman so quickly once she says she's been hurt.
Scotland's largest city is pretty drunk, yes, but we also punch above our weight culturally, with a dynamic music scene, one of the world's most iconic art schools, and some of the best pubs and clubs in Britain.
Yes, they were on holiday, and yes, they were very drunk, which are undoubtedly two very great things.
