| That and I'm having it in a bar, so the audience will have a chance to get liquored up before I go on, which can only make me funnier. |
| My father wouldn't let me drive the Porsche but I knew if we all went in one car, once my parents were liquored up, they would give me their keys to drive them home. |
| This from a sixty-year old man who still gets liquored up and crashed his ex-wife's wedding. |
| Bukowski's world of stewbums and lushes was brought brilliantly to the screen in Barfly, a quirky, liquored love story, scripted by the master himself. |
| But we did make plans to go out a couple of weeks later and had a grand old time partying together, getting liquored up and doing karaoke. |
| I can readily imagine my anscestors getting liquored up and charging off to fight 600 against 100,000 in certain knowledge of defeat. |
