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sleep-drunk by littelmittleshittle February 4, 2023
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sleep drunk
The state of being when you are so tired to have lowered inhibitions and thought processes due to lack of sleep. Very similar to being drunk.
"I pulled an all-nighter last night and had to run straight to class, I stumbled in so sleep drunk that I'm worried what I said aloud during discussion"
sleep drunk by NocturnaLucid October 16, 2004
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The state of the mind and body after being sleep deprived. Has similar symptoms to being drunk such as forgetfulness, laughing at things that aren't really that funny, and irritability.
After I only got two hours of sleep, I went into work completely sleep drunk. I was in a mild daze for the entire morning.
sleep drunk by DROCK2265 June 10, 2012
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This is the point where you are so tired you talk out of your head and every thing is funny. Just like being drunk except for underage kids
sleep drunk by Matthew Doritty June 29, 2006
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A:So how was the movie?
Q:"Well excuuuuuuuuse me?!?!. I got zero termOq Ll anyway, I'll ft back later info say.".
A: What are you TALKING about? Are you sleep drunk already? It's only 12:30!
Q:itS, I dOnt evEn thiNk to do tHe stuFf !!
A:........just gotobed you pieceof shof
Q:"Well excuuuuuuuuse me?!?!. I got zero termOq Ll anyway, I'll ft back later info say.".
A: What are you TALKING about? Are you sleep drunk already? It's only 12:30!
Q:itS, I dOnt evEn thiNk to do tHe stuFf !!
A:........just gotobed you pieceof shof
Sleep Drunk by Itsa Me Chui January 26, 2019
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