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Started by Brian R. Kneebone
Fri, 02 Jan 1998 00:00
Serious Question about Bar Encounters...
Author: Brian R. Kneebone
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 1998 00:00
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I'm going to start off by saying that this is a serious and legitimate question. Those who have read my posts in the past may realise that I'm normally quite sarcastic and jokey about things, but this is not one of those times. It's about things that happened on New Year's Eve. Many people were drunk (for obvious reasons) and havin' a great time. As was I. I admit I was drunk, but not sloppy drunk like I've been in the past. I was somewhere between tipsy and drunk when what happened did happen... Party Number One: Chuck and I went to our friend Mitch's place. Had a great time, watched a drag show with Paul and Stephan (don't know the stage names) and had a few drinks. Party Number Two: Chuck and I went to his friend's house named Jeremy. We had a few more drinks and rang in the new year there. I resisted all temptation to have cigarrette even though a lit one was put into my hands and held to my lip. My one crowning acheivement for the night (proves I had willpower and higher reasoning was working). Party Number Three: Went to Icon. I got a little bit bored and got up to go to Icon. I don't remember much more than leaving my coat at the front, then being in some guy's car and telling him "NO", then getting my coat from Coat Check then being at Chuck's place (plans were to crash there anyways). What I am about to tell people is VERY serious and I won't release any names. But there's a hole in my memory for that later part of the evening when I couldn't remember. I was told by someone that I was hanging around this person (the person who I told "NO" to in the car) all night and necking with him near a pool table. For anyone who knows me, this is NOT me. Not even when I am drunk. I can't even remember this happening. There is a period of several hours which is completely gone in my memory, only partially reconstructed by talking with friends about what happened. This same someone told me this person had bought me a drink, ONE. I've gone through and calculated the number of drinks I had that evening. 3 at Mitchs (small glasses), 3 at Jeremy's (small glasses) and one at Icon that I was told was bought for me. I was not feeling sick, nautious or light headed before I started drinking either. The missing time and lack of drinks has me wondering why I was feeling the way I did. I'm even wondering if part of these symptoms may have been due to someone slipping me something at one point (possibly into that one drink I had given to me). I know it sounds paranoid and silly to those I was with because I did appear drunk no doubt. But I've never felt as strange (and a strange feeling of being betrayed or violated as well). Nothing sexual (no heavy petting, oral or intercourse) happened, but I KNOW what happened that night wasn't ALL alcohol. Can someone please tell me if they've had a similar experience, when and what they suspect it was? Also if you could share your symptomology during your exposure to it. I'm sure that many people will realise what drug I think I was slipped if they have taken any anti-assault training courses, but I don't want to influence oppinions. After what happened, I don't want to go anywhere near a night club for quite some time. It's the closest feeling to assault that I've experienced ever and it's not something I'd care to feel again. Again, please don't joke about this infront of me or treat me as though something didn't happen. It did happen, I just am not entirely sure what happened and how. It took me quite some time figuring out what might have happened and it's not a fun process. Thanks Brian Kneebone bkneebon@chat.carleton.ca
Re: Serious Question about Bar Encounters...
Author: Kimberley Plaseski
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 1998 00:00
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Brian, Hey, I haven't seen you in ages! I have no similar experience that I can share with you, however, I can say that human instinct is very powerful and if you think something weird happened that night, it probably did. If you think that someone slipped something in your drink with devious intentions you should really report it to the police. That's HUGE serious, not to mention illegal. And who's to say that they wouldn't try it on someone else? Kimberley.
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