" He said he needed to get sober because "I'm just alcoholically wired.
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He didn't seem nearly as alcoholically impaired as he had been 20 minutes previously.
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Ron Wood is a sterling guitar player but my perception of him is basically an aggregation of Mike Myers alcoholically mumbling.
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I had been drinking alcoholically for most of my adult life and I think if I hadn't, I might have had more confidence in myself and maybe I would have met someone.
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After I got better, I still drank—socially, mostly, but alcoholically—and while I did not attend rehab to get sober or use any hard drugs, it did have an impact on the people who loved and worried about me.
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Oscar is a young man working at Bradley's cafe who soon meets and falls in love with a girl named Chloe. However, Oscar is revealed to be living with his alcoholically abusive father, Bat. When Chloe visits a fortune-teller, she is told that Oscar will die. Chloe, though upset at first, straightens her resolve about her love for Oscar and their future together.
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The liquors added depend on whatever is on offer from the bar, cafe or restaurant serving it. Sometimes several choices of liquor-combinations are available, sometimes only the "house speciality". What comes to the table is, however, invariably hot, delicious and, alcoholically speaking, deceptively strong. This typically potent concoction is usually shared between 2 and 10 (or so) people, with the number of spouts on the particular grole matching the number of imbibers.
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Writing in a review of Absinthe, Paul Carr of The Huffington Post, proclaimed "If I could only see one show my entire life," he said, "I'd want it to be that." In 2011, it was named "Best New Show" by Vegas Seven Magazine. Stage and Cinema described the show as "inevitably and thoroughly cringe-inducing," due to the vulgarity of the lead characters. Overall, the website noted a target demographic of 20- to 30-year-olds who have been "well-served alcoholically," in attendance.
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The result has been described as "comic genius of the highest order". J. B. Priestley analysed the stylistic devices which help to produce this effect: The comic and ironic invention of the novel is seen at its finest in the character of Seithenyn, "one of the immortal drunkards in the literature of the world", as David Garnett described him. He is "a Welsh Silenus, a tutelary spirit of an amiable and approachable type", whose conversational style, with its alcoholically twisted logic, has led to his being repeatedly compared to Falstaff. He is perhaps Peacock's greatest character.
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