Ever heard the phrase “drunk as a monk”? We thought not.
Happy hours and kegs are against the law in Utah. But the state may soon make drinking a necessity — at least for one government job.
The British Transport Police want passengers to have a safe and merry Christmas, so they’ve uploaded a video of a drunk woman falling underneath a train.
Don’t fear the off-years for wine. The average wine drinker often can’t decipher the difference. And the savings will make it taste even sweeter.
Celebrities, step aside. A presidential endorsement can be the most lucrative of all.
Because not everyone cares about the love or whatever. We’re here for the party.
Just what you need to keep the party going all night long.
“He dozed off a little bit and woke up and got real happy,” the boy’s mother said, proving that even toddlers know being intoxicated is the best way to enjoy Applebee’s.
Are we becoming tasteful tipplers? A new study ranks the U.S. as the top wine-consuming nation in the world.
An Alaskan lawmaker has suggested that if soldiers under the age of 21 are entitled to risk their lives abroad, then they should be able to indulge in drinking and smoking too.
