MIght've been knocked out because OP is a downer?

maybe it was 3 bottles of vodka??

1, I know a lot of light weights. It doesn't matter if it is beer or hard alcohol but it only takes one drink. However, I don't agree with the Original Poster telling guests to babysit his/her's beer intake.

I agree 37... I think thats the dumbest party rule I've ever heard! !

37- i agree with everything you said except that you misread the part about the limit. He set that limit for EVERYONE to only have 3 drinks, not for people to only let him have 3 drinks.

3 drinks? What kind of house party is this?

37 lightweight wouldn't matter with a three drink minimum my nine year old little brother (80 pounds) once snuck into my dads liquor cabinit and drank over half a bottle of vodka without passing out

I don't usually drink. But when I do, I shit in tubs

77 Lightweight, in this case, is a term for someone who cannot hold his or her alcohol, not someone of a low weight.

52, I don't see where OP wrote that the three beer limit was to everyone. I can see how that could be assumed but I highly doubt many people would show up to a party that has a three beer limit, per person. The way OP explained what he/she saw when he/she woke up, I assumed there had to have had a lot of people there.

My immediate thought. i think op just wanted some free people to look over her while she got waisted

Lets be honest who would actually listen to a drink limit when the host is knocked out

where did she say she passed out or take too much

In her first sentence :-)

Am I the only one that took "passed out" as just falling asleep..?

to set*

maybe they brought their own beer

Well where I'm from if we have a house party there's usually a few people that stay to help out in the morning. Sometimes I'll even come back the next day if I knew I made quite a mess myself. But we stick to bonfires and river parties so nothing gets broke inside. Maybe that's where OP went wrong. Shouldn't of had an indoor party, especially if the people you invited are a rowdy bunch.

27....you're only 19....

47- and 19 year olds would NEVER party or drink... Right?

You're mistaken 47, see they were only bubble parties. I didn't know there was an age limit on blowing bubbles.. Haha. I knew someone would say something stupid over that.

I agree with cleaning up after a party, when I had a party several people stayed and helped me clean it up, as do I when someone else gives a party. I can however understand that when the host is knocked out you don't really feel like cleaning up. It's his responsibility and you should always be alert and in control when you throw a party in my opinion.

47 - 19 is the legal drinking age in Canada.

Not true, I listen to every rule, I just choose to ignore some of them...ok, most of them.

RIP English.

Wow, just wow...

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