Here, select a fruity (liquored) popsicle to be plopped into a giant glass of rosécco.
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It's no coincidence that craps tables are usually the most liquored up in the house.
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A liquored-up tale of male bonding so bizarre it could put "The Hangover" to shame.
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In addition to being better liquored, Vermonters are a good bit more godless than the national average.
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These Gollum-eyed lemurs like to skulk about in the forest getting liquored until the sun comes up.
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And if the latest NOAA data is any indicator, La Niña is liquored up and ready to rage.
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"Drunk History," created by Derek Waters and Jeremy Konner, is Comedy Central's liquored-up version of our nation's history.
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Liquored-up Taiwanese regulars with cigarettes dangling from the corners of their mouths yelling, fighting, break dance battle-style.
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Then what you've got to do is feed them tons of fatty food and make sure they're well liquored.
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And come she does, liquored-up and covered in a muddy bridesmaid dress thanks to the dirt bike she's commandeered to the reception.
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"I want to get you all liquored up to do a drill," Glanville, 45, tells her female castmates while standing at the kitchen island.
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"We have a sport where people get liquored up and toss dead mullet and see who can throw it the farthest," Ms. Roberts said.
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If you're already planning on frying up an English breakfast on Christmas morning, why not get liquored up with some gin and English Breakfast tea leaves.
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Here's how it went: The night before my Jessica Jones day, I went to the bar around the corner from my apartment and got myself liquored up.
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El Niño could be your introverted friend who bails on the party at the last minute, or it could be the dude who arrives liquored up and ready to rage.
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"Might as well go over there, get good and liquored up and have someone bring you home," said Liz Nelson, 50, a waitress at the Silverado Cafe & Pizza Parlor in Stewart.
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The cocktails are of the overly clever, boldly liquored variety; the Home Alone is "Christmas in a glass," one diner said, of his heavily pine-scented mix of bourbon, spruce bitters, and cinnamon.
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Anyone who's gotten liquored up in South Beach and seeks fried chicken to restore order to their broken body inevitably winds up at Krispy Krunchy Chicken, a 24-hour drunk-food haven tucked inside a bodega.
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From the Shelley, we pushed Roxie in a combo car seat and stroller the half-mile to Escape Campervans, passing head shops selling assault rifle-shaped hookahs and Liquored Up stores with overflowing bins of travel-size spirits.
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After audiences saw Kate (Chrissy Metz) confide in fiancé Toby (Chris Sullivan) that Jack's death is her "fault," late-'90s Jack called teenage Kate from a pay phone outside a bar before driving off, seemingly a little liquored up.
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Jimmy claimed Asia liquored him up, began kissing him, pushed him onto the bed, performed oral sex on him and then climbed on top of him and had intercourse ... this according to documents obtained by the New York Times.
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" And though Moore's review of a 1988 John Cheever biography contains the regrettable sentence "Promiscuity ripped open a room in him," it also perceptively suggests Cheever's similarity to Fitzgerald in the "powerful, liquored ambivalence" with which they both sought "to charm and impress the rich.
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"Natalie" (Irina Dubova) does turn out to be the traitor they're looking for, but as she explains through anguished tears to the American husband who thinks she's "wonderful," she only shot and killed Soviet prisoners after soldiers killed her family, liquored her up, and forced a gun into her hands.
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If, one year from today, this question still seems like a reasonable one—and not totally and utterly batshit, like it would have seemed as recently as April—fire up your barbecue, purchase some illegal fireworks, get liquored up and take a load of air horns up to the roof, because it's time for a goddamn celebration!
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Many more stem from drive-bys or other street or home shootings, frequently pegged as gang related but often just interpersonal conflicts carried out on an opportunistic basis (often on holidays and weekends when people are out and about—and perhaps angry and liquored up) and made disproportionally deadly by the spray-and-pray style and culture of much of our gun violence.
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Mr. Pritchard's art songs tend to meld into one another and could use a bit more va-va-voom, and the switches in point of view from Lee to Blanche and back again are often unclear — it's amazing that the Golden Lantern patrons, who likely did not pay to hear increasingly liquored-up recollections, don't boo Lee off the stage.
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The morning after getting bounced by the Czechs, at approximately 22000 AM, a delegation of U.S. players—almost certainly liquored up and definitely dissatisfied with their performance—decided it would be a good idea to smash almost a dozen chairs and activate a few fire extinguishers, one of which was reportedly tossed off a balcony into an Olympic village courtyard.
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In September 1865, he and his associates were camped out near San Bernardino and sent John Rogers to town to obtain provisions. While there, Rogers became liquored up and started boasting about his outlaw connections. The locals took note and Rogers was arrested by San Bernardino County Sheriff Benjamin Franklin Mathews. The sheriff's posse found Henry camped at San Jacinto Canyon, about twenty-five miles south of town, (then just over the county line in San Diego County).
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Jeremy and Nilson get liquored up waiting for their friends to come to a castlewarming party. Unbeknownst to them, some group of interplanetary space aliens have lifted Castle MacConnor into outer space, intent on arranging some sort of bizarre dinner-date between Jer and Nils. The aliens are puzzled at the even more bizarre relationship Nils and Jer have, in all its surreal humor, prompting the chief of them to take matters into his own hands.
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Another fast talking Cassanova, Wade Matthews, was in the picture and planned to bilk Phoebe out of her fortune just as Langley originally had planned before he fell in love with her. Wade had sabotaged Langley and Phoebe's marriage and talked a liquored up Phoebe into marrying him in the Caribbean. Wade put his evil plan in motion to kill Phoebe for the hefty insurance policy. The plot took a bizarre twist when Wade's lover Shelly took a tumble down a flight of stairs and Phoebe was thrown in jail for attempted murder.
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Pre-Buddhist rituals remained part and parcel of accepted religious practices throughout the mainland. For example, on the Shan highlands, as late as 1557, Shan sawbwas' favourite servants and animals were customarily killed and buried with him.Lieberman 2003: 135–136 Even in predominantly Buddhist lowland Upper Burma, down to the 16th century, animal sacrifices were still regularly performed and distilled liquored was consumed in Buddhist-sanctioned events (often attended by Buddhist abbots and the royalty).(Lieberman 2003: 135–136): The soldiers of King Mohnyin Thado (r. 1426–39) celebrated their king’s access by sacrificing horses and cattle to the Mahagiri spirt.
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" Ten years after Bell's patent was issued, patent examiner Zenas Wilber claimed in an affidavit that he had taken a $100 bribe from Bell, had taken a "loan" from Bell's patent attorney, and showed Bell the drawings in Gray's caveat.Evenson, pages 167-171, full text of affidavitInventor's Digest, July/August 1998, p. 26-28 However, this affidavit was drafted for Wilber's signature by attorneys for a telephone company attempting to steal the Bell Telephone patents. Historian Robert Bruce believed that Wilber, who at the time was near the end of his life, ill, and destitute, was "probably liquored up or bribed, or both.
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