Drunk Blogging
When I drink alone at home, I have a tendency to blog. This usually occurs when I’m three-quarter-way there and bored shit with surfing Liveleak and Digg.
So I log into Movable Type and write something I’m currently thinking of. No matter how absurd the post is to the sober person, it will always appear as a beautiful work of art to my drunken mind. The post is disastrously honest and vulgar. It feels good. I can write about everything and anything when I’m drunk.
This post is good shit, let me click the save button.
\m/ to Orangeous (or something like that)!
Hmm… let me lie down a while…
The next thing I know, I’m waking up with a bad hangover. I get out of bed and knock over a half finished can of Baron on the floor. I remember I posted something on Orangeous but can’t remember what it is. I crawl to my computer and log into Movable Type.
Holy mother…
I hit the delete button. But the problem is, I don’t wake up that early. The damage is done. You have already read the post and almost choked on your morning coffee. When you refresh the page after lunch, the post is gone. Then you know… I have been drunk blogging.
Yesterday’s drunk post was about my mum visiting Orangeous. Still on a regular basis. I was drinking and talking to her at the same time when she mentioned about something I had recently posted on Orangeous. I can’t remember. She confessed.
I deleted the post because I had labeled her a sneaky-f… for fun and felt that it was very inappropriate.
Anyways, hi mum.
Sneaky.


waaa how come your drunk blogging so coherent one.. TEACH ME SIFU!
fiona
13 November, 2009 at 12:52 AM
Fiona, you’re the SIFU! You’re paid to write!
Come on, it’s not coherent, otherwise I wouldn’t be deleting it the next day. Right?
Sukianto H. Christopher
13 November, 2009 at 11:09 PM
trust me, my drunk ramblings are way more incoherent. u dunno how many i’ve deleted the mornings after lor!
fiona
14 November, 2009 at 3:18 AM
Shit. We have a common habit! I have never tried blogging while stoned (not drunk, stoned), should try.
I would love to have a private section where I can keep all those posts, but I can’t seem to find a way to implement it. Sometimes I regret deleting them because I believe they have a significant purpose for alcohol research.
Sukianto H. Christopher
14 November, 2009 at 4:26 PM
I thought u were working on your drinking?
Narry
27 December, 2009 at 5:21 AM