Wipe that smirk off your face, Elizabeth. You were “stupid” when you were fooling around and destroyed the milk. You were even stupider to commit a sin of lying to your mother about nonexistent robbers.
They forgot “pissed”, which means drunk in British English but angry in American English. I don’t know which meaning is used in Canada. Any Canadians care to weigh in?
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
Note, Michael, that Brian has a sister. (If blue shirt is Gordon, isn’t he an only child?)
Pickled Pete almost 5 years ago
inebriated, pi$$ed
oddhumor almost 5 years ago
Give Elizabeth credit, Michael. She’s not wrong.
Baarorso almost 5 years ago
Such a simple answer! Too bad Mike and his cronies couldn’t have come up with it.;-D
howtheduck almost 5 years ago
Why is Michael so angry? I think it’s because Elizabeth said, “stupid” and not “stoopid.”
Sisu60 almost 5 years ago
Pronounciation is everything
LeeCox almost 5 years ago
I love that smug look on Elizabeth’s face as she’s walking away. Face it, Michael — she OWNED you!
222jo almost 5 years ago
A few UK ones: tipsy, p*ss*d, slaughtered, mashed, sozzled, bladdered, baked, wrecked, hammered
asrialfeeple almost 5 years ago
Inebriated. liquored, steamboated.
jpayne4040 almost 5 years ago
Michael knows Elizabeth just gave the best answer possible!
chickenbutt almost 5 years ago
Soused
e.groves almost 5 years ago
Stinko.
jamessveta almost 5 years ago
I think you nailed it girl.
dwdl21 almost 5 years ago
Give it a few years Elizabeth…lol
Gerard:D almost 5 years ago
Lynn’s Comments:
This was an actual conversation overheard in my home…except it was adults talking!
The Pro from Dover almost 5 years ago
Three sheets to the wind.
summerdog almost 5 years ago
That was to be my contribution! ; ) And it’s FIVE words to add, all in one go, too.
thewizofaz almost 5 years ago
Don’t forget “DUI’d”
brwydave Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Very interesting, Canadian boy speak american.
bartour almost 5 years ago
Left one out… Ash hole. Kind of goes with stupid.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Invited to play but stepped on the dice, and smiled.
Linguist almost 5 years ago
All the adjectives for being inebriated can’t top Elizabeth’s “stupid”! Stupid is as stupid does…
Gerard:D almost 5 years ago
Ivre, borracho, ubriaco, betrunken, full, bêbado…
dwdl21 almost 5 years ago
My name is Otto and I loooove to get Blotto….lol
Dae almost 5 years ago
Schnockered. Three sheets to the winds.
Skylark almost 5 years ago
MANY years ago when Steve Allen was on The Tonight show, he asked this same question. He got a lot more, the audience went wild and …so it goes!
tinner2000 almost 5 years ago
I always prefered to get baked!
rebelstrike0 almost 5 years ago
Wipe that smirk off your face, Elizabeth. You were “stupid” when you were fooling around and destroyed the milk. You were even stupider to commit a sin of lying to your mother about nonexistent robbers.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 5 years ago
Tight does not mean drunk.
jmworacle almost 5 years ago
Elizabeth stupid? Says who?
Iwa Iniki almost 5 years ago
Dumb boys!
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 5 years ago
three sheets to the wind
codedaddy almost 5 years ago
Looks like she is making wind.
guy42 almost 5 years ago
In OZ a few years back the press used the phrase “tired and emotional” to describe a politician who was lost lost in his cups.
rowena28 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
They forgot “pissed”, which means drunk in British English but angry in American English. I don’t know which meaning is used in Canada. Any Canadians care to weigh in?