<p>sheesh people. Being drunk is really no big deal. Okay, granted, if you are a freshman in college you probably haven’t dealt with that many drunk people. Yes, they are idiots. Yes, they are loud and stumbling and ridiculous. However, unless they are harming others (or in severe danger - puking not included) just let it go. If you are not capable of dealing with a drunk person, you will have a lot bigger problems in your life in the forseeable future. Believe it or not, drinking is not an uncommon thing in college and you are not going to die from it just for acting a little silly.</p>
<p>^ It might not be a big deal for you. But some people aren’t used to it or feel uncomfortable. I’d feel kind of weird out if my roommate came in extremely drunk. Why? Because now I have to worry if she’ll be okay and not do something stupid, especially if they were heavily intoxicated.</p>
<p>There are plenty of good resources online on how to deal with a drunk person.</p>
<p>The idea is:
1.) If they’re conscious, just make sure they don’t do anything stupid or hurt themselves.
2.) If they’re sleeping it off, make sure they’re on their side and have a regular pulse.
3.) If they’re vomiting, having irregular pulse, etc., it’s time to summon medical help.</p>
<p>The effects will wear out. Also, get a good sense of how much alcohol that person had. If it’s an unreasonable amount (eg. 15 beers in 2hr for a 150lb person), then lean towards the medical help part.</p>
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<p>You always make me laugh 
I have yet to go on college ave at night, but my friends have told me some pretty rough accounts of their night.</p>
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<p>So possible alcohol poisoning is no big deal? Possible death is no big deal? Excuse me for not being stupid or drinking underage, but I haven’t faced these types of problems yet. Also, my roommate is a FRIEND of mine, and FRIENDS look out for each other. I was just worried, like any FRIEND would be >_></p>