[ SECRET POST #5659 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5659 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Being drunk or/and high is superfun, but watching other people be drunk and/or high is not great fun at all. It gets worse if you have had to babysit the drunkards too, and are busy recalling that while watching the characters on screen. I gotta agree with the OP.

[(Anonymous)]

IRL most drunk/high people are not very entertaining if you aren't drunk/high along with them.

[(Anonymous)]

Not unless they do something truly youtube worthy.

[(Anonymous)]

I actually love being the sober one to the drunks. *shrug*

[sparklywalls]

Yeah I remember during my university days there'd be times when I was off the drink for a few days but still convinced to go to the bar or whatever. I'd often end up excusing myself after a while and then you get the "oh but don't go, we don't want you to go!" stuff, which was sweet that even drunk/high your friends still want not drunk/high you around...but usually I got away with simply saying I was tired in that situation. I didn't mind them being on a different level to me at all, it was a bit like "have fun you guys, I'm done for now" and I'm sure they soon forgot about me going to bed a few minutes ago anyway.

But for me I'd say this scene isn't even the memories or second-hand embarrassment. It's almost like they got told to tone it down or directed to behave a certain way by someone who has never been drunk or high.

[(Anonymous)]

IIRC from the behind-the-scenes footage, they shot it several ways (I have a distinct memory of Billy Boyd describing takes that were "very high", "slightly high", "very drunk", "slightly drunk", and so on) and the one used in the film was a lower-level combination.

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, god yes. I've been the sober one in a bunch of really drunk people before and while part of me is glad they're having fun, it is not anywhere near as entertaining for me.

[philstar22]

I used to think being drunk was miserable, and I couldn't understand why anyone liked it. Turns out, I've never been drunk, alcohol just triggers migraines for me.