I was too drunk to speak English, too drunk to consent way before I was on the ground.
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But, as a rule of thumb, if you have to ask an empty bag of tortilla chips if you're too drunk to drive, then you're definitely too drunk to drive.
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It's not like I'm too drunk to take a picture.
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In other words, they prefer fun drunk to angry drunk.
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She essentially says she was too drunk to give consent.
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The bouncers told cops Brandao was too drunk to get in.
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Carol surprises Cookie by showing up drunk to the red carpet.
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As I said, we would have been too drunk to care.
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One tweet implied O'Rourke was too drunk to debate the sitting Republican.
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It's like asking someone very drunk to put the books back onto
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It's relatively easy to determine when someone is too drunk to drive.
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You have to be drunk to get into bed with Catherine Deneuve?
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News.On Monday, Khloé admitted she was still too drunk to even be hungover.
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And if you get too drunk to get in your car, don't worry.
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Then, she said, when she was too drunk to resist, he raped her.
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But we soon learned he wasn't afraid of driving drunk to find us.
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I was getting drunk to the point of passing out every single day.
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"I may have to get drunk to vote for the bill," Kennedy said.
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After all, this is how real people behave when they've drunk to excess.
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Erica hit rock bottom when she showed up drunk to a breakfast with friends.
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Dave Alexander had been fired in 233, for showing up too drunk to perform.
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And if you're too drunk to be able to consent, it is not consent.
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I'll pay the town drunk to crawl across the ice in the Russian village.
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"There were some people who were too drunk to get tattoos," Ms. Merinoff said.
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Perhaps you didn't even want to have sex, but were too drunk to say no.
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Pilchman also said at that time that Golden was too drunk to remember the event.
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Oh my god... Describe who I pulled... I think I was too drunk to remember.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," Nevils told Farrow.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she told Farrow.
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He talks about people close to him dying and about getting drunk to numb the pain.
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El Pana insulted other bullfighters, did stints in jail, and showed up too drunk to fight.
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Surprise, surprise, this information inspires Scott to show up drunk to the quiet family dinner Zelda's planned.
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"I think I would have to be really, really drunk to try a pixie cut," she laughs.
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He quickly went for my vagina, when I was too drunk to fully understand what was happening.
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Just brace yourself and do what everyone else is doing: get sloppy drunk to dull the pain.
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Officer, you can't accuse my buddy here of speeding — he was way too drunk to do that.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," Nevils reportedly told Farrow.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she reportedly told Farrow.
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CF: When do you know that someone is at the right level of drunk to tell a story?
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We used to get drunk to piss our boss off, now he encourages us to drink with him.
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This is where people come to get drunk, to smash themselves on absinthe, ignorant of its vivifying fruits.
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Some were asleep while others, including the two bodyguards sitting outside Kony's tent, seemed too drunk to notice.
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One then drives drunk to a parishioner's apartment and mumbles his way through the giving of last rites.
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And the male feminist who respects women so very much — especially when they're too drunk to resist him.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," Nevils said, according to Variety.
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Basically they just run wild and the parents either don't care, or are too drunk to notice at times.
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Too drunk to recall the events of the night, Tom assumed he was indeed the person who killed Romy.
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"Is this Michael Jackson?" he repeatedly screams over "Billie Jean," too drunk to realize how loud his question is.
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" It also colorfully says that "the President clings to his assertion like a drunk to an empty gin bottle.
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Defy convention and look like you're too drunk to hold a glass properly with the upside-down wine glass.
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Cops determined he was too drunk to care for himself, so they cuffed him and took him to jail.
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Jack drove, drunk, to Rebecca's gig, only to punch Ben and have Rebecca drive him home, leaving the tour.
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If the pill is taken before drinking, it is impossible to become drunk "to the point of incapacitation," i.e.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," Nevils tells Farrow in the book.
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Gratuity is often included on the beach, so make sure you're not too drunk to check before you sign.
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He agrees she was way too drunk to give consent, and strongly believes producers and medical staffers should have intervened.
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Paramedics on scene determined she was too drunk to take care of herself, and cops booked her for public intoxication.
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Jack, who goes from being an emotionally unavailable drunk to the "perfect guy" (as our reviewer Diane Gordon described him).
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San Diego offers a detox program where cops will take someone who is drunk to a center run by volunteers.
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If you don't have a job, maybe you're just too drunk to stick around—or perhaps the party just sucks.
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"If either one of them we felt was too drunk to make decisions, we would not allow it," Cronin says.
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I said a few weeks ago that I thought it was irresponsible and like driving drunk to invest in Snapchat.
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Though if you need voice control to use a microwave, maybe you're too drunk to eat whatever you're asking for.
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"It was non-consensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she tells Farrow in the book.
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Then, by the time dinner rolls around I'm too drunk to even be hungry, and then things get really sloppy.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she reportedly tells Farrow in the book.
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"It was nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she reportedly tells Farrow in the book.
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That's four, but one of the men would be too drunk to show up, so we'd end up at three.
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Collins, in particular, can pull off everything from bright-eyed pious naïf to delightfully innocent drunk to, eventually, self-assured woman.
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So maybe next time you're too drunk to head into work, just embrace your inner Blake Pendlebury and tell the truth.
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Or they might happen with such alarming frequency that you get too drunk to take in the end of the show!
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Early reports claimed that a sexual encounter between DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios occurred when she was too drunk to consent.
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It's more like an enabler, allowing the actors (sober and drunk) to take all sorts of liberties with Shakespeare, but skillfully.
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Queens would come to a Judy Garland concert and then scream at her when she was too drunk to finish it.
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" She told Smith that although she had been drinking, she was never "belligerently drunk to where I couldn't remember what happened.
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"It was non-consensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she reportedly tells Farrow in the book.
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"It was non-consensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent," she reportedly told Farrow in the book.
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" In Farrow's book, Nevils says her encounter with Lauer was "nonconsensual in the sense that I was too drunk to consent.
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Several girls in the house are crying because BOYS SUCK (duh) and some people are too drunk to take themselves home.
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My brain hurt from staying awake that long, and my stomach ached from all the coffee I'd drunk to keep myself alert.
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Some drank shots of vodka from a pig's head, although Farmer was too drunk to even attempt to take part in this.
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Kavanaugh said Thursday that he had at times drunk to excess in high school and college, but had never been blackout drunk.
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But I believe it's entirely possible that a teenage Kavanaugh was just too drunk to recall what happened over 30 years ago.
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First Words Years ago, I was out very late in Brooklyn at a restaurant whose name I was too drunk to catch.
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I'm a naturally clumsy person, so I don't really need to be drunk to trip or drop things—and that's what I did.
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The alleged victim claims that Parker had invited her back to his apartment, saying she was "too drunk" to return to main campus.
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Historically, judges have been impeached for a variety of reasons — from showing up to work drunk, to joining the Confederacy, to accepting bribes.
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Everyone starts calling their Lyfts; this time, I'm too drunk to sing along to anything, although my driver compliments me on my skin.
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But chief among the recommended changes is that all states should modify the laws that dictate when someone is too drunk to drive.
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In the video, Caban pulls over and is heard telling Golden to leave the vehicle because he's "too drunk" to provide directions home.
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Hadi's a well-known liar, and a drunk to boot, but as Mahmoud discovers, this time the junk man was telling the truth.
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He maintains that he couldn't have assaulted Ford when he was too drunk to remember it afterward, because he's never been "blackout" drunk.
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Solid propellant motors are the kind of rocket engine you might give to your grandma, a small child, or a drunk to operate.
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In both cases, the employees accused of assaulting Anaya told HR they were too drunk to remember the incidents, according to the lawsuit.
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Jessica Simpson said she realised "something&aposs got to stop" after she got too drunk to dress her kids in their Halloween costumes.
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And one night they brutally beat a young man in the park who is too drunk to walk, because they think he's gay.
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Nevils reportedly told Farrow she was "too drunk to consent" and stated multiple times that she did not want to have anal intercourse.
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They're the things you keep by your bed to smear across your face when you're too drunk to stand over a sink, after all.
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Everyone seems to have transitioned from "pretty drunk" to "visibly brain-damaged by alcohol" in the 43 or so minutes that we were gone.
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So my only advice to you for having fun at MetLife is to get obscenely drunk, to the point of endangering your physical health.
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Employees at two nearby delis apparently refused to lend the panicked father—who may have been drunk to the point of incoherence—a phone.
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A man who still had his white ski goggles on his head approached us, eager to chat but too drunk to really say much.
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They allegedly took the woman to a nearby flat and had sex with her despite the fact she was too drunk to give consent.
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It provides a service for people who are too old, too young, too poor, too fearful or too drunk to drive or ride a bike.
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The show came under intense scrutiny after a producer claimed Olympios was too drunk to consent to a sexual encounter in a pool with Jackson.
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Two women said Cephus sexually assaulted them at his apartment in April 2018, and the two women testified they were too drunk to give consent.
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Sounds like Tommie really is serious about getting herself some help ... after she showed up drunk to court last month, she promised to seek treatment.
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Nevils says she told Farrow she was "too drunk to consent" and also stated multiple times that she did not want to have anal intercourse.
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Cases often rest on proving that women didn't say "no," or that they were too drunk to be allowed to call themselves victims of assault.
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Given that binge drinking has been consistently on the rise in recent years and that driving under the influence is very much a huge problem, getting closer to a simple wearable that can tell us when we're too drunk to function still seems more promising than the bathroom-mirror system—unless, of course, you're too drunk to use a wearable in the first place.
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Photos by Cam Kirk The bottle of Luc Belaire Rare Rosé is as hot as the goddamn Georgia sun, but I'm already too drunk to mind.
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I once got so drunk I vomited in a sink, and one of my friends had to clear it up because I was too drunk to!
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Her struggles with alcholism are featured throughout her book with Simpson also sharing she was "too drunk" to dress her kids on Halloween back in 2017.
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It gets Wilson kicked out of the ER by the hospital's legal team, so she shows up drunk to Game Night and more on that later.
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His fellow students were too drunk to notice him leave the group, and his body was found by workers in Exeter city center the following morning.
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As darkness fell and the stages closed down for the day, a teenage boy slid from his motorcycle to the ground, too drunk to stay upright.
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It seemed to Lakshman that something was being worked out but that his mother was too drunk to realize that the situation around her was changing.
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The play starts with Burton arriving drunk to the set, in Rome, to replace the actor Stephen Boyd, who was no longer available after production delays.
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Production sources insist other cast members did not complain to anyone that Corinne was too drunk to form an intent to have sexual contact with DeMario.
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I would like to ask him if it is possible that the alleged assault did happen, and that he was too drunk to remember the events?
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And although Ford has identified Mark Judge as an eyewitness to the alleged assault, he may have been too drunk to remember the incident at all.
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He cited cases of a VA employee showing up drunk to scrub in for surgery, another engaging in armed robbery and senior managers retaliating against whistleblowers.
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Rob O'Neill, the Navy Seal who killed Osama bin Laden, was thrown off a plane Sunday because airline personnel said he was too drunk to fly.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK It's late afternoon on the September 14, 2002, and Ozzy Osbourne's too drunk to make it to an award show.
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After Jane Doe complained to Occidental, an internal review panel found that Jane Doe was too drunk to consent and that John Doe had sexually assaulted her.
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Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) when she asked if he had ever drunk to the degree that he could not remember what happened or parts of what had happened.
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And few of the tools police officers have long relied on to determine whether a driver is too drunk to drive, like a breathalyzer, exist for marijuana.
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And if we were too drunk to drive, we'd bike it over—like over to the dorms or whatever and sell it to them for five bucks.
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"Cava was always [drunk] to celebrate, the main time was Christmas or birthdays or things like that, but slowly it changed to be almost everyday," he said.
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Any corroboration of whistleblower accusations — from crashing a government car while drunk to abusing his power to prescribe pills — will be enough to publicly sink the nomination.
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If she is too drunk to even walk and falls down, do not mount her, hump her, take off her underwear, and insert your hand inside her vagina.
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"Yet the President clings to his assertion like a drunk to an empty gin bottle, rolling out his press spokesman to make more dubious claims," the editors write.
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"I'm too drunk to talk," the series co-creator David Benioff said as he took a seat at a table next to his wife, the actress Amanda Peet.
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Performing the daily grind of hopping from shelter to shelter, staying in hostels when he could afford it, and getting drunk to pass the time when he couldn't.
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Locals flock to the bars for 9pm when the first pints are sold and promptly drunk to the sound of merry delivery workers singing and throwing fake snow.
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She had a very sad story — she was 16, the Nazis killed her parents, they got her blind drunk to carry out the killings — and Philip was wavering.
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The case turned largely on whether Mr. Whilby was too drunk to understand his actions or to form the intent in his mind necessary to commit a crime.
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After spending an afternoon at a horse race, betting and drinking, business owner Pendlebury decided he was definitely too drunk to open his Queensland shop, Gaslight Pizza, in Australia.
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I knew we had consumed too many stimulants when my husband got on the dance floor and started pogo-ing to "Too Drunk to Fuck" by The Dead Kennedys.
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When someone shows up a little too drunk to work, rather than bring it up to any larger authority, the ride and game owners deal with it in-house.
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But what she said she would never forgive was the insinuation that although she was too drunk to speak coherently, she had given consent and even enjoyed the assault.
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The colonel even went so far as to ask the woman to destroy evidence of their communications and was also charged with driving drunk to his own arraignment hearing.
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In Mr. Moore's telling, set in 1954, Rand's husband, Frank (Ted Koch), appears too drunk to care, while Branden's wife, Barbara (Brontë England-Nelson), reacts with shock and indignation.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Whilby's lawyer, Laura M. Miranda, urged the judge to be lenient, portraying Mr. Whilby as a recovering alcoholic who had drunk to drown depression and anxiety.
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" When asked what specifically Kavanaugh testified to that Ludington believes is a lie, Ludington said, "I have seen Brett drunk to the point he could easily be passed out.
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Then, on night 13 of the trip, he called super drunk to say he had just married a girl over there because she didn't believe in sex before marriage.
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When her estranged husband showed up drunk to her home in 2016, WRAL reported, she agreed to have sex with him, but begged him to stop when he got violent.
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" She also said that when the company interrogated the men whom she reported for harassment, "In both instances, the male employee professed to be too drunk to remember the incident.
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Details are still murky, and an investigation is underway, but the prevailing story is that a sexual encounter occurred in which the female contestant was too drunk to give consent.
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Sources told news outlets that Olympios and Jackson had a sexual encounter (described in detail in TMZ), and a producer thought she was too drunk to consent and reported it.
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And to have sex with a woman who said she was blackout drunk, to do so with a friend — that is a crime, whether the justice system agrees or not.
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On hand to receive the AFI Life Achievement Award Tribute alongside Amal, 40, George also joked to reporters that Ella and Alexander "got drunk" to mark their big age milestone.
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"She described the incident in detail, making it clear that she'd been too drunk to consent and that she'd said no to Lauer's request for anal sex repeatedly," Farrow writes.
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A few minutes later, Mr. Han, who was too drunk to climb onto the platform, was crushed by a Q train, while bystanders waved frantically at the driver to stop.
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A big reason the "Saddle" fight stands apart from the rest is because no one is drunk to the point of blacking out, so everything seems more rooted in stark reality.
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If you take "has drunk" versus "has drank," I call that Stage 2 — "has drank" is Stage 2 — and the ratio of "has drunk" to "has drank" is 12-to-1.
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" I was too shocked and drunk to reply, but he did kindly go on to explain: "I want you to lie in a kiddie pool while I cover you in custard.
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In a police interview, McDonald and Evans admitted to having sex with X. They were charged and eventually prosecuted for rape on the basis that X was too drunk to consent.
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Jessica's own assault happened when Bryce found her nearly passed out on her own bed, after being informed by Jessica's boyfriend, Justin, (Brandon Flynn) that she was too drunk to hook up.
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" "Years where a person who was jailed got leave to serve time and then returned to the VA. Years where an employee showed up drunk to work and participated in a surgery.
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I don't know if she had consented to anything of this nature beforehand, but she was certainly too drunk to consent to anything when she went into the trailer with the man.
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A Marine Corps rule said they couldn't put Vollie on the plane to deploy if he was too drunk to walk unassisted across the tarmac and up the stairs into the bird.
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After a party at the end of the legislative session in Pierre, the staff member convinced her to let him stay in her hotel room, saying he was too drunk to leave.
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I browsed a rack with hundreds of postcards touting the same Aussie flair, including two that parodied the country's slang — "He's blotto," for instance, means that someone is too drunk to stand.
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Casey loaded her mother into the car; Brian, who Manning says was too drunk to drive, sat shotgun, leaving a terrified Chelsea in the back to make sure her mother kept breathing.
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Suffice to say there is a stiff-upper-lip expression of marital dissatisfaction and some talk of the alienating nature of musical fame, and multiple toasts are drunk to innocence and time.
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The incident in question reportedly involved Olympios and Jackson engaging in sex acts in a swimming pool on the first day of filming, while Olympios was allegedly too drunk to give consent.
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If you're now eating said Tostitos by either pouring the contents of the bag into your mouth or licking the bag, thereby activating the alcohol sensors, you are probably too drunk to drive!
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When Annie "finds" Ellie at the end of her Neberdine trial, the second thing she apologizes for is losing the dog (first she says sorry for showing up drunk to her sister's funeral).
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Sources told PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly that a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between contestant DeMario Jackson, 30, and a female contestant who may have been too drunk to consent.
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The woman says she couldn't afford an Uber back to Kent State and was too drunk to drive so she sat outside the apartment upset, trying to figure out how to get home.
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My friend N., from college, ran the Lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon earlier Saturday, and after attending the post-run festival featuring amazing sets from Big Wild and Kaskade, we got drunk to celebrate.
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An Indiana mother charged in the death of her toddler son is accused of being too drunk to remember how the boy ended up in her unattended car and died last week, PEOPLE confirms.
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I've spent hours pretending to be a pirate, eating bananas in a peculiar fashion, smiling until I cried, and getting drunk to the point of dizziness — all with the help of an Xbox controller.
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Or, distract them—with that episode of 'Forensic Files,' or even a Coke or other non-alcoholic beverage if they insist on another drink, especially if they're too drunk to notice it's not spiked.
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She bottles up her emotions and shuffles from high school classes to her after-school job as a taxidermy apprentice to, oftentimes, the local jail to pick up her too-drunk-to-drive dad.
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Now word comes, specifically from 9News's Mike Klis, that Talib has told those close to him that he accidentally shot himself, which doesn't quite jibe with his earlier story of being too drunk to remember.
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Afterward, we went to the Curzon to "catch" Leviathan, a two-hour and 20-minute long excruciatingly boring (fucking come at me) Russian drama that I was too drunk to focus on the subtitles for.
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A state trooper who reviewed security footage at the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort said that when the group returned, the woman was too drunk to stay upright as she walked down the hotel's hallway.
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When they approach, you storm off and lurk behind a large trash can—but you never go too far: You're too drunk to be alone, plus you're not paying for an Uber home by yourself.
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Robert E. Lee and a former Marine who pleaded guilty to sending inappropriate sexual messages to female subordinates; who drove drunk to an arraignment; and who got charged in Virginia with sex crimes against children.
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Cage filed for the annulment four days later claiming that he was too drunk to comprehend what he was doing when they were married — and that he was unaware of Koike's criminal record at the time.
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During late college nights, when my friends and I were too drunk to go to sleep and too tired to continue the night, we'd pile onto dingy common room couches and laugh to "Potion Seller" together.
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"If your family is fighting about whether to serve roasted turkey or fried turkey, just go ahead and serve them Wild Turkey until they're too drunk to argue," he suggested, referring to a brand of bourbon.
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Read more: Jessica Simpson shared a photo from her backyard of light breaking through the clouds where Kobe Bryant&aposs helicopter crashedJessica Simpson quit drinking after she got too drunk to dress her kids for Halloween
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Such a slightly standoffish attitude was embodied by many of the members of my group, who were either too timid, too cool, or too drunk to give themselves over to the participation that made Doomocracy most effective.
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And let's be real for a sec: if you're buying some Tostitos as you're heading home from a Super Bowl party, it is very likely that you have been drinking and are probably too drunk to drive.
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This now-classic one-last-night genre film needs basically no introduction, but it's the perfect option for you and your friends to get incredibly drunk to in lieu of those disturbingly family-friendly July 4 festivities.
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Unless Olympios gave consent while sober, what kind of conclusive proof could the video contain as to whether or not she was too drunk to give consent during a sexual encounter that no one is denying took place?
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Anneliese Harlander A former student is suing a University of California professor, claiming that he sexually assaulted her at her house after a graduation party in 2013 when she was too drunk to be able to give consent.
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You wheel the Christmas songs out every year like tinsel from a loft and coo over them, get drunk to them, howl them while swaying alone in the middle of the dancefloor at the otherwise vibeless office party.
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Lot and his daughters go on, finding shelter in a cave, where the daughters, fearing their father is the last man on earth, get him drunk to have their way with him and become pregnant, which they do.
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In an article calling the rape accusations against him a "malicious lie," he says that his "too drunk to consent" story was really just about hooking up with a girl who was drunker than he was, nothing more.
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The four piece pop band from Vancouver are upbeat and undoubtedly having lighthearted fun with their music, and the song is layered in sugary harmonic vocals and melodies for you and your friends to get dark (or drunk) to.
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Delirious and even frightening in its best moments, Goat recreates hazing scenarios that range from dumb 'n drunk to flat-out frightening, with howling young men spewing homophobic provocations at aspiring pledges who want the social benefits of brotherhood.
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You have to dig, you have to coax your friends out of hiding in their houses, everyone is too stoned or drunk to get there on time, or to make it across town, or to even show up at all.
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But they've leaked out anyway: TMZ reported that contestants who wanted to have sex needed to ask a producer's permission before proceeding, and that if either or both of them appeared too drunk to consent, the producer could say no.
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Even reality television is divided over whether it's possible to give consent while intoxicated: In June, the wildly popular show, Bachelor in Paradise, dominated headlines after a producer suspected a contestant was too drunk to consent to on-camera sexual activity.
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In an interview with detectives, Charlton said he was too drunk to remember much of what happened after he and Lyne returned to her home after a baseball game, and that Lyne eventually drove him to Seattle, according to court documents.
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Last week it was announced that production on season 4 of Bachelor In Paradise was abruptly suspended after contestant DeMario Jackson was allegedly filmed having a sexual encounter with female contestant Corinne Olympios, who may have been too drunk to consent.
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You can also send videos to your DVR via the YouTube mobile app, ensuring that you can show everyone Charlie the Unicorn as soon as they get a little too drunk to argue yet still aren't drunk enough to get rowdy.
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Most high school boys have done something they are later embarrassed about — such as a theft from a convenience store or property destruction on a dare, getting drunk to the point of sickness or spreading false gossip about a friend.
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"The President clings to his assertion like a drunk to an empty gin bottle," the editorial said, even though senior intelligence officials, as well as Republicans and Democrats, have said they have seen no evidence to support Mr. Trump's accusations.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats filed into the House chamber on Thursday — depleted and punch drunk — to vote for an overstuffed resolution condemning prejudice — and end, or so they hoped, a week of infighting that vividly illustrated the perils of policing their own speech.
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They include molecular biologist Jason Lieb, who resigned from the University in Chicago in 2016 after a university investigation reportedly found he made unwanted advances toward several students and engaged in sexual activity with another when she was too drunk to consent.
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The site gives an example from Bachelor In Paradise — earlier this year, the show shut down production after multiple reports that contestant DeMario Jackson was allegedly filmed having a sexual encounter with a woman who may have been too drunk to consent.
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That's true even if I'm just borrowing it, or even if I'm just testing to see if you're willing to let me have it, or even if I really want it, or even if you're too drunk to realize I took it.
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" She continued, "I made a point that I wanted to go home, back to my dorm, and Nate said that I was too drunk to go to my dorm and that I'll get in trouble if I was on campus being that intoxicated.
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You have to be very, very drunk to need this kind of treatment, so if you do end up in the ER with severe intoxication even once, cautions Dr. Tedeschi, it's important to ask yourself how healthy your drinking habits really are.
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Production of that show had been shut down after reports that a sexual encounter between two contestants, Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson, may have occurred while one or both of them were too drunk to consent — and as producers and cameras looked on.
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In the study, which will be published in the Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences, researchers used MRI scans to study areas of the brain in subjects when they were thirsty following exercise and later after they had drunk to satiety.
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She said that she never drank during the day ("except on weekends," she added, "because hashtag brunch") and rarely appeared drunk to others, having developed a tolerance over the years — but she did sometimes have trouble recalling events and details the day after drinking.
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The movie doesn't let his damage look romantic — even in their first night together, after a delirious round of post-show celebration, he turns out to be too drunk to do anything more than pass out and be put to bed like a child.
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At the end of the night, according to the woman, Hufnagel claimed to be too drunk to drive and asked for a ride to his apartment, where, inside a parking garage, he instructed her to park her car, an indication that she should stay, too.
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When I ran into these fellows in class later they would laugh and say they were too drunk to remember what exactly had transpired, but talking to the girls I came with and who chose to stay, it was clear that it wasn't pretty.
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Sometimes these are funny, as with an incident report wherein Gaynor received a "slap on the wrist" for telling a drunk to "jump in the lake" — "I got the idea from watching too many Dirty Harry movies," Gaynor says on an accompanying Post-it note.
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In Sean Daniels's autobiographical "The White Chip," the playwright's problem is alcohol, something that cost him the top job at the Actors Theater of Louisville in 2011 after he showed up drunk to several events, including a board meeting to consider him for artistic director.
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The judge's real drinking habits matter not only because he may have lied under oath about them but because some are speculating that he may have done things — including assault women, such as Christine Blasey Ford — while he was too drunk to remember it.
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Jack lands a few punches on Ben after Ben alludes to trying to kiss Rebecca (she rejected his advance), at which point Rebecca quits her band and her entire music career (at least for the moment) because her husband's too drunk to drive himself home.
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I wish I'd known that one night, after I thought I was past this, he'd show up drunk to the open mic I hosted and smack my butt multiple times, then yell at me to "keep it classy" when I had him thrown out and banned.
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Clara had insisted that she was too drunk to recall the assault and that she'd never had sex with her attacker before (Clara says Jack told the school otherwise, claiming they had sex previously, but he would not speak with Broadly for this story to confirm).
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What is unique to McKagan's story, of course, is not his dickhead-drunk-to-redeemed-dad rock-star fable (versions of which we've all heard many times), but the music he and a few other guys created that defined a genre and to an extent, a generation.
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While waste is a relative term, many would agree that getting birds drunk to find out if they slur when they sing, as one government funded study sought to find out, is not as important as investments in life-saving medical care or fixing crumbling infrastructure.
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Whether Kavanaugh ever got that drunk at Georgetown Prep is a key question in judging Ford's allegations — it raises the possibility that Kavanaugh, whom Ford described as "stumbling drunk" during the alleged incident, might have committed the assault but been too drunk to remember it after.
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Literature generally suggests that between 3.5 and 5 nanograms/ML of THL in a person's blood is the point in which someone is equivalently impaired to that of being too drunk to drive—Colorado and Washington both have set 5 ng/ml as the legal limit.
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" Pressed again on whether having sex with a woman too drunk to consent met the legal definition of rape, he shot back, "How about the man?" and later deflected: "You're trying to redefine the definition of consensual sex so that every man is on the hook for rape.
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"We said, unequivocally, that each of us, on numerous occasions, had seen Brett stumbling drunk to the point that it would be impossible for him to state with any degree of certainty that he remembered everything that he did when drunk," three former classmates wrote in the Washington Post.
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AI can be used for good as much as it can be a threat: it beats us in every technical game, exercises tireless intelligence, and yet it also helps us with research, or drives us home when we're too drunk to drive, Hausler pointed out during his talk.
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If Brock Turner had been driving the victim in a car, and gotten into an accident resulting in the victim breaking several bones and bleeding profusely, nobody would consider calling him a violent person, even if the victim had been too drunk to stay out of the car.
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" The level of specificity is laughably precise, as when Molina learns "the brand of salted crackers left open and half-eaten in a rented room in a boardinghouse in Atlanta where his name never made it to the register because the owner was too drunk to ask for it.
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In 1972, when he was 21, John Callahan decided he was too drunk to drive after a night of bar hopping and handed his Volkswagen keys to a man he barely knew, who drove into a utility pole at 90 miles an hour and left Mr. Callahan a quadriplegic.
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If someone is drunk to the point of unconsciousness and can't be awakened by any means—especially if there is any chance he or she might have used other drugs—it is a medical emergency and help should be sought, rather than trying to let them "sleep it off," Koob says.
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Todd believes it was a deliberate move to get him drunk to make for better TV. He also says someone on the show gave him a Xanax to "calm his nerves" -- which he'd never taken before -- and he was a complete mess when he appeared on the show because of it.
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"When you black out, [you've drunk] to a point that you're still able to interact with your environment — you're still having conversations — but your brain isn't able to make the memories for what's going on," explains Reagen Wetherill, PhD, who co-authored a review of the research on blackouts in April.
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Lindsay did not help herself (she was in and out of court for the next several years, and a New York Times story detailed her showing up drunk to the set of The Canyons), but it's hard to imagine today's more socially conscious blogosphere attacking Lindsay in the midst of addiction.
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He wears a nicely-fitting grey suit, the 9-5 attire he has to don for his job as a court monitor, and carries a grubby-looking tote bag emblazoned with the phrase "I Love Books", despite the fact that, he tells me later, he's "usually too drunk" to read anything.
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"We had a moment in our second to last episode where Kate reveals — which is very much at the core of our story — that she feels responsible for her dad's death as he gets into a car drunk to drive, and there was some blowback that we misdirected the audience," he said.
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Within a week of being an officially discharged veteran—the VA says I have a 30 percent service-connected disability, PTSD; they'll rate me higher with time—I get a second DUI, crashing my truck into a tree somewhere past Keswick, Virginia, driving drunk to pick up another veteran buddy in trouble.
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It was the only event during awards season where you could see Martin Lawrence and Tisha Campbell-Martin mend their rift onstage, or Issa Rae joke about being too drunk to give a proper acceptance speech, or hear about how Omari Hardwick paid for the craft services while they filmed Middle of Nowhere together because DuVernay couldn't afford it.
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There doesn't appear to be any specific minimum size listed for drones it would be illegal to drunkenly operate in New Jersey in the version of the bill posted to the legislature's web site, though it does use the standard 0.08 blood alcohol concentration level as a definition of what constitutes being too drunk to fly.
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The action against neurologist Anjali Ramkissoon, who was not criminally charged in the case, comes about three months after Taco Bell executive Benjamin Golden was arrested in California and fired after he was seen on a YouTube video pummeling an Uber driver who demanded that Golden leave the car because he was too drunk to give the driver directions.
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According to an excerpt of Ronan Farrow's upcoming book, Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators, published in Variety, Nevils alleges that Lauer anally raped her in his hotel room at the 2014 Sochi Olympics when she was "too drunk to consent" and stated multiple times that she did not want to have anal intercourse.
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Excess was the thematic link for a three-part Grammy medley: Post Malone's acoustic-guitar-strumming ballad "Stay" (recalling a lovers' quarrel while he was "too drunk to talk") followed by his singsong, self-censored boasts of overindulgence in "Rockstar" and then the Chili Peppers' 2016 song "Dark Necessities," which hints at addiction and self-destructive impulses.
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Read more:Police issued a warning after a gender reveal went horribly wrong and led to a car fireA man called an Uber to rescue an injured baby bird because he was too drunk to help it himselfA 4-foot-long alligator is on the loose in a popular Chicago park and police have been unable to catch himPolice were searching for a suspect.
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" We get matter-of-fact observations that may not be the most morally sound but mirror the ways the human mind works, like when Raj chastises a girl for driving drunk to come see him, quipping, "girl that's dangerous you should be a little more cautious / but being wild like that make me want to pull up just a little more often.
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Whether slamming 100 bags of heroin a day to manifest abstract masterpieces like Jean-Michel Basquiat or simply getting drunk to help yourself shit out an endless stream of soulless kitsch like Thomas Kinkade, artists from across the spectrum have been turning to mind-altering substances to aid in their work since the first cave painter chomped down sun-fermented fruit.
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Not to be confused with a sleepover you actually have with your friends—these usually happen when someone's parents go on vacation or everyone is too drunk to go home—the platonic sleepover is what you do when you want to have sex with someone but can't, for one reason or another (but usually because one or both of you would be cheating).
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Read more: Jessica Simpson says she turned down female lead in 'The Notebook' because of sex scene with childhood crush Ryan GoslingJessica Simpson said Ryan Gosling made a bet with Justin Timberlake when they were 12 about who would kiss her first, and Justin texted Ryan immediately after he wonJessica Simpson quit drinking after she got too drunk to dress her kids for Halloween
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Drinking freed Jamison from her crippling self-consciousness and allowed her to pursue story-worthy experiences in Nicaragua (where she found herself having unwanted sex with a man but felt too drunk to say no); in Bolivia (where, drunk, she cheated on a boyfriend days before he was about to visit her); in Italy (where she and a long-term boyfriend quarreled, drunkenly, admired sunsets and ate delicious octopus).
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Then, applied for the Sundance Screenwriting Lab, they accepted it, which is a prestigious thing, and I went to the Lab, so that gave it a little bit more ... And actually Sundance, they have a thing called the Catalyst, Sundance Catalyst Program, where they have a weekend where basically everybody goes there, gets drunk, to the resort, and over a three-day period 12 projects that they've picked, you know, basically pitched to a room full of 60 investors.
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And then it got probably about 1 am, something happened to the point where, I don't know if these people were just too drunk to answer their doors and passed out, but it got to the point where I had a whole garbage bag full of food — because what we do is, I'll throw the customer a text, I'll call them, if I don't hear anything in two minutes, I call one more time, and then there's a button on the app, I push that button and they get a five minute warning from the app.
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