I should note that I watched the show cold sober.
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She was great then and she was also stone cold sober.
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Whether you are stoned, drunk, or stone-cold sober, it doesn't matter.
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So I went to Sónar stone cold sober, hoping for the best.
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I was stone cold sober so it just felt like a junior high party.
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I was haggard, weak, and stone cold sober due to the antibiotics I was on.
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I can own all of my behavior knowing full well I was stone cold sober.
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Marquis-Boire was still intoxicated, but enough hours had passed that Lila was stone-cold sober.
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Fitting together flat-pack furniture is hard enough when you're stone-cold sober and wide awake.
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He admits he was using a bat to operate the pedals, but adds ... he was stone-cold sober.
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It wasn't easy for an Englishman in his 40s to do at 7 in the morning, stone-cold sober.
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"He was stone cold sober, and there's CCTV footage of me drunk, falling all over the place," Hunt says.
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I remember once walking to a house party when I was 22, stone-cold sober, and falling down three times.
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Their confessions are bound to give you a serious case of the giggles, whether you're stone-cold sober or sky-high.
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Provo/Orem, home to stone-cold-sober BYU, now features three multi-billion-dollar companies essentially next door to each other.
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Have you ever tried dancing to Taylor Swift while stone cold sober in a converted office space full of sweaty hippies?
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"I will be that person who's like the first one on the dance floor, stone cold sober no matter what," she laughs.
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Sources close to Affleck tell us he's stone-cold sober, and the slurring is just how passionate he is about Tom Brady.
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In a cold sober look at where we are, both the players and the owners are going to have to figure out what's important.
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Or at least that was bad news for me, stone cold sober and with enough functioning brain cells to recall the past glory of musicals.
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We know that we're a unique university—winning the stone cold sober award countless years in a row—and we're more than happy about it.
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"The Russians and the locals here who have been attacking football fans have been stone cold sober," said Kevin Miles, member of the Football Supporters' Federation.
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The fact that she was stone-cold sober during her VMAs performance, in which she performed her hit "We Can't Stop" in a teddy bear leotard.
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It was a little weird to be stone cold sober at a thing where many seemed to be seasoning their journeys with plants or chemicals, but it didn't bother me.
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If your problem was mainlining poppers off a photographer's assistant's tummy every Saturday morning and you quit that, then you're clean from poppers, but you might not be cold sober.
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In the Dust-ending clips, we actually see her medically drugged up argument, which includes more pertinent acronyms than most people would probably be able to supply while stone cold sober.
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You can be stone-cold sober enjoying the day or have just stumbled out a local motel party at 1:30 AM and get the same great pizza and friendly service.
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Cats is a movie to make you feel sky-high even when you're stone-cold sober, to push an otherwise even-keeled mind into Joker-like peals of hysterical random laughter.
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If one half was boozing hard while the other sat by, stone-cold sober, couples were more likely to experience marital problems, particularly if the one doing the drinking was the wife.
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You are flat-out lying to yourself if you think one of those sad frozen gas station breakfast burritos is sufficient to satisfy you in any state—hungover or stone cold sober.
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Someone's doing drugs in the Mexico house where Johnny Manziel is staying ... but the QB swears it's not his stuff and further says he's going stone-cold sober ... in a few days.
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The biggest Mormon church–owned university in the world — a place that bans beards and wins the title "stone cold sober" school literally every year — is about to get a bit more lit.
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On a sunny cold New Year's Day here in New York, the piercing light and the sharp air can serve as a metaphorical — and metaphysical — reproach, even if you're stone cold sober; it's not desirable hangover weather.
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Even if you're stone-cold sober, weaving through throngs of people who are so drunk and lazy that they've got neck straps for their yard drinks—you know, the long plastic cups filled with margarita slushies—is a pain in the ass.
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Which might be admirable to some, until you realize that for every boneheaded move he's made as President (See: railing against North Korea's "Rocket Man," enacting trade policies against China and, you know, dismantling what's left of the environment), he's been stone cold sober.
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After a long and dangerous tête-à-tête with drugs and alcohol—the topics that seem to form the funniest and most exhilarating stories of his show—Steve-O is now stone cold sober, a reality that he thinks would perhaps let down his fans.
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I was at a booze-free pop-up spot in New York City's Williamsburg called Listen Bar—a four-day trial run for a permanent concept aiming to open in October of 2019, given it reaches its fundraising goal—and everyone around me (as far as I could tell) was stone-cold sober, and ecstatic to be so.
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"The client being around while I get high kind of ruins the high for me," says M. Our drug use and a client's drug use are not viewed the same way—and for sex workers who are drug users, this can make babysitting a client who's high out of his mind while you're stone cold sober sadly ironic.
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"Agony" was written by Faith, Paddy Byrne, and Blair MacKichan. Faith also worked with the latter two for her debut single, "Stone Cold Sober". Byrne and MacKichan are also credited for original production of "Stone Cold Sober". Byrne is also credited for additional production.
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The album's fourth single, "Stone Cold Sober", is from the platinum edition of Just as I Am.
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Stone Cold Sober is the fifth studio album by the German thrash metal band Tankard. It was released on June 9, 1992, and reissued in 2005 by Nuclear Blast.
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"Stone Cold Sober" is the debut single by English recording artist Paloma Faith from the album Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? (2009). It was released on 15 June 2009 and entered the UK chart at number 17.
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"Stone Cold Sober" had moderate success throughout the charts, being most successful in the UK, peaking at number 17 and spending three weeks in the chart. The song peaked at number 70 in Germany, 45 in Australia, 36 in Switzerland and number 30 in New Zealand.
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Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? is the debut studio album by English recording artist Paloma Faith. It was released on 28 September 2009 by Epic Records. Its first two singles from the album, "Stone Cold Sober" and "New York", both peaked within the top twenty in the United Kingdom.
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"Stone Cold Sober" is a song co-written and recorded by American country rock singer Brantley Gilbert. It was released in August 2015 as the fourth single from his third studio album Just as I Am. It was only included in the platinum edition of the album. The song was written by Gilbert, Brett James and Dan Layus.
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"Stone Cold Sober" was released on 15 June 2009 and entered the UK chart at number 17. The accompanying video was directed by the English music video director Sophie Muller. This song is featured in the Rimmel London commercial for the MAX lashes product, and in Castle promo on SBS 6. "New York" was released on 13 September 2009.
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Rehearsal Hall at the Conservatory: A small room at Madrid Conservatory served for their first performances. This room was intended for lectures at the conservatory. It was usually described as small, cold, sober, and poorly decorated. It had chairs and straw benches for the public, a small ticket box with four music stands, and a grand piano made by the Pleyel house.
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Hoch had close ties with Epic/CBS Records and obtained an offer from them. Band members then shortened the band name to Crawler. Crawler initially toured the UK as part of a package tour which included label mates Boxer and Moon. Their debut album, Crawler, did well in the US, thanks to airplay of the track "Stone Cold Sober", on FM radio stations.
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The band folded soon afterwards. Crawler had limited commercial success but charted the single "Stone Cold Sober" which reached a peak on Billboard Hot 100 at number 65 in November 1977. In recent years, a number of live albums, including Snakebite (2001) and Pastime Dreamer (2003), recorded during tours in 1977 and 1978, have been released from John Bundrick's private collection of recordings.
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According to the BYU Dining Services statistics, more than 191,000 gallons of Creamery ice cream are served each year. A Wymount location, in the Wymount Terrace Administration Building, closed in 2010. In 2018, as a part of 21 years of most "Stone Cold Sober" school by Princeton review, BYU Creamery released a new flavor of milk, mint brownie chocolate milk.
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Paloma Faith Blomfield (born 21 July 1981) is an English singer, songwriter, and actress. She is known for her retro and eccentric style. Her debut album Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? was released in 2009 and has been certified double platinum in the UK. The album contains the singles "Stone Cold Sober", "New York", and "Upside Down", and earned Faith her first BRIT Award nomination in 2010.
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English singer and songwriter Paloma Faith has released four studio albums, 29 singles (plus three as a featured artist) and 27 music videos. Faith made her debut in September 2009 with the studio album Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful?, which peaked at number nine in the United Kingdom and was later certified double-platinum. Its first two singles, "Stone Cold Sober" and "New York", both peaked within the top twenty in the United Kingdom.
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The story of Jo-Ann Mayhew, an upper middle class woman who, in an alcoholic haze, shot and killed her husband and woke up stone-cold sober for the first time in twenty years, in the Prison For Women in Kingston, Ontario. Mayhew became a human rights activist for prisoners, and eventually finished her sentence in the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge, a prison in theory run by tribal elders in Saskatchewan. Her sentence was commuted. Mayhew shortly thereafter died from ALS.
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Faith performing in 2010 In June 2009, Faith released her debut single "Stone Cold Sober", which reached number 17 on the UK Singles Chart. Her second single, "New York", was released in September 2009, charting at number 15 in the UK. It was later re-released as an updated version featuring rapper Ghostface Killah. In September 2009, she released her debut album, Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful?, for which she wrote or co-wrote all of the songs in the UK, Sweden and America.
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Russella is considered one of 200 cultural icons by i-D magazine and was considered one of the UK's top 30 talents by The London Paper Russella studied dance at Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds where he met singer and actress Paloma Faith. Russella later moved to London to live with Faith. Russella appeared in the music video for Faith's debut single Stone Cold Sober. Faith cites Russella as one of the inspirations for her style, a style which is thought of as Dynasty Glam and Alexis Carrington 1980s.
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BBC chart blog gave the song a more positive review than her previous single and rewarded it with 4 stars. Digital Spy gave the song 3/5 stars and a less positive rating than Stone Cold Sober: 'New York', Faith's follow-up, is a rather more straightforward offering than its predecessor. The lyrics tell the tale of a girl who loses a guy to "another lady", but sadly for Paloma the lass in question isn't a flesh-and-blood adversary, but actually the Big Apple. It's a much bigger target of course, but one that's harder to hit with a swinging vintage handbag.
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Zombie Attack was released in July 1986. In October 1987 their sophomore album, Chemical Invasion, was released, with the album art being the first of eight done for the band by artist Sebastian Krüger, followed a year later by The Morning After. Both of these albums were produced by Harris Johns, who would go on to produce all of the band's albums up to 2000. However, shortly after the release of compilation Hair of the Dog, original drummer Oliver Werner quit the band to be replaced by Arnulf Tunn, and the band released three albums with this lineup: The Meaning of Life, Stone Cold Sober and Two-Faced.
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Brigham Young University's Honor Code, which all BYU students agree to as a condition of studying at BYU, prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, etc. As mentioned earlier, The Princeton Review has rated BYU the "#1 stone cold sober school" in the nation for several years running, an honor which the late LDS Church president Gordon B. Hinckley commented on with pride. The school's strait-laced reputation is a major selling point in athletic recruiting. As non-LDS players have become ever more important to the school's teams, BYU's wholesomeness is often attractive for prospective students who prefer an academic or social environment without alcohol, illegal drug abuse, and violent crime.
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The popular video site also has great footage of his Hyde Park concert playing lead for the Who's Quadrophenia, Rockpalast with Paul Rogers and Never the Bride & the British Rock Symphony playing Stairway to Heaven. There is also one great Crawler video of Stone Cold Sober. Bassist Terry Wilson has since worked with Jimmy Reed, Lightnin' Hopkins, Eric Burdon, Little Whisper & The Rumor, Teresa James & the Rhythm Tramps (producing as well as being a principal songwriter) The Stephen Bruton Band, Bill Champlin, L.A.'s Pockets rhythm and blues band, Delbert McClinton and Gary Nicholson. He has also contributed to the sessions for John Martyn, Stephen Bruton, Darling Cruel's 1993 album Passion Crimes and Ana Popovic's Still Making History.
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For example, comparison of the relative attitudes towards victimless crimes held by prototypical secular libertarian, Murray Rothbard, and the prototypicial Christian libertarian, Andrew Sandlin, shows that secular libertarianism and Christian libertarianism are not particularly compatible. From the libertarian Christian's perspective, the comparison shows that Christian libertarianism's attempted amalgamation of secular libertarianism lacks rational integrity. Libertarian Christians believe this lack of rational integrity in the Christian libertarian legal philosophy is a symptom of Christian libertarianism's erroneous hermeneutics. Rothbard wrote: > [T]the most important argument for Prohibition was the undoubted fact that > people commit significantly more crimes, more acts of negligence on the > highways, when under the influence of alcohol than when cold sober.
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All songs written by Justin Currie, except as noted. #"Food for Songs" – 3:38 #"Start with Me" (Currie, Iain Harvie) – 4:27 #"Here and Now" (Currie, Harvie) – 5:30 #"One Thing Left to Do" (Currie, Harvie) – 3:59 #"Tell Her This" – 3:11 #"Being Somebody Else" (Currie, Harvie) – 6:26 #"Roll to Me" – 2:12 #"Crashing Down" (Currie, Harvie) – 4:51 #"It Might as Well Be You" – 4:34 #"Never Enough" (Currie, Harvie) – 5:28 #"It's Never Too Late to Be Alone" – 5:05 #"Driving with the Brakes On" – 4:44 Initial copies of the UK release of the album included a second live disc (catalog number 588 399-2, which was not made available separately), containing the following songs: "Hatful of Rain", "When I Want You", "Crashing Down", "Move Away Jimmy Blue", "The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere" and "Stone Cold Sober".
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