drink oneself silly

Pay's not good, but you can always drink yourself silly before you get back each night.'

Well he can put bought as much as we're gonna buy you can drink yourself silly for thirty one.

Drinking yourself silly?"

The unbelted threaten mostly themselves and their passengers, she said, but "If you drink yourself silly, it's the person in the next car who is going to die."

A New York friend still can't quite believe that she once saw a blackboard outside a pub there that read, "Come in and drink yourself silly."

You can snorkel, surf, sail, ride horses, scuba dive, explore lagoons by boat, mountain bike along ocean cliffs and drink yourself silly.

Another writer described a Sassa Jimenez dress as "a great Merry Christmas dress: perfect for drinking yourself silly and having your picture taken getting kissed under the mistletoe."

You hide away in here by yourself and drink yourself silly and sit there judging other people who have more energy and ambition in one finger than you have in your entire-' 'Knock it off, Delagard."

What a wonderful lesson it would be for these parents to say, as they send their children off to college, "We love and care for you so much that we are not going to allow you to drink yourselves silly, whether it be in New York City or the Bahamas."

Smoking yourself silly, drinking yourself sillier, singing yourself sillier still, pretending to fall over every night, doing that strutting thing with your chest out: life must have been hectic, being the singer for the original ambassadors of ladrock, in an era when lads didn't know what the phrase 'self-conscious' meant.