Trying to drink myself into oblivion.
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Yes yes and more yes. Use the alcohol to wash down some pills (that you can buy from your local "pharmacist") you will have a fantastic time and you will no longer have any need to drown your sorrowsKurt Cristal said:
Respect, I know what you feel like.
But you know alcohol only makes things worse, right?
Well, I know about this fungus... it's a very special fungus, because when you eat it, things get weird. Helped me a lot when I was living in a deep dark depression.
Just a friendly advice, of course.
But you know alcohol only makes things worse, right?
Well, I know about this fungus... it's a very special fungus, because when you eat it, things get weird. Helped me a lot when I was living in a deep dark depression.
Just a friendly advice, of course.
Vodka or whiskey. Make sure you don't drink alone, though; get some friends around you, so you don't end up hitting someone and/or end up in hospital/behind a bar/in the gutter.
As for sad/depressing songs...it's a cliche, but I'd suggest Mad World by Gary Jules. Alternatively, a good melancholy video game track would be David Wise's "Stickerbrush Symphony" from Donkey Kong Country 2. As for a film, Leaving Las Vegas, with Nicolas Cage in one of his best performances. Although I'm not sure what effects someone drunk watching a film with someone who's non-stop drunk can have, but hey, it is what it is.
As for sad/depressing songs...it's a cliche, but I'd suggest Mad World by Gary Jules. Alternatively, a good melancholy video game track would be David Wise's "Stickerbrush Symphony" from Donkey Kong Country 2. As for a film, Leaving Las Vegas, with Nicolas Cage in one of his best performances. Although I'm not sure what effects someone drunk watching a film with someone who's non-stop drunk can have, but hey, it is what it is.
