If it's late at night, and I'm slightly drunk, is it wise to start asking questions?

Question

I'm thinking it's probably just a recipe for foolishness and embarrassment.

Answer 1

You should ask, my friend. Lest ye don't mind your genius being all decked out with no where to wonder...

Fill with mingled cream and amber,
I will drain that glass again.
Such hilarious visions clamber
Through the chamber of my brain.
Quaintest thoughts, queerest fancies
Come to life and fade away.
What care I how time advances;
I am drinking ale today.
--Edgar Allen Poe

Drink is the feast of reason and the flow of soul.
--Alexander Pope

The problem with some people is that
when they aren't drunk they're sober.
--William Butler Yeats

Answer 2

But of course sweetie!!! I am up to the same thing. And Never in my life Have I felt I've known more Random Bullhooey then when I am drunk. I love it!! I am th eSMARTEST PERSON ALIVE!!!! ha ha Love it! Have fun...

Answer 3

Alcohol usually releases inhibitions, so if you're normally shy, it may be the best time to ask questions!

Answer 4

Probably not a good idea, but I guess whatever passes the time for you works.

Answer 5

It's better that you're asking then that you're answering - at this time. As long as you're not driving anything but the computer, ask away!

Answer 6

As astute a gentleman - that you present yourself to be . . .

You SHOULD feel foolish and embarrassed. . . go home - and clean up your act . . .

Answer 7

The Jester says "bring it on man and I'll make you wet yourself"

Answer 8

I think it will be fun...ask away....I think drinking and question asking is good. More honest that way.

Answer 9

yes. stop asking questions. it's more fun to ANSWER them when you're drunk.

Answer 10

Not wise, but it's still cool. I'm answering them!!!!