Shot points‚ referred to as ”shots‚” are BDBP’s form of currency. Shot points determine your level of access to content and special features. The amount of shots you currently have taken‚ determines your current ”drunkenness.”

The BDBP team have a unique approach to design and development. The Drunken_editor believes in creating community by including visitors in the design process. Good things come from experimentation. So, don't be surprised if you see something change, or a new feature pop up - right in front of your eyes, because most development is posted as its in progress. On the same note - don't be surprised if you run into a page that has yet to be spell-checked.

ScopeScraping is the best way to find shared images. The scraper lets you drill down to images in a number of ways. By default you will see new images that you haven't voted on. You can also view the top voted images as well as the images you have shared. To further drill down to specific image types, follow these two steps: 1. Select a few categories that interest you from the list at the left. 2. Wait a few second until a list of specific tags show up, then, click on a few of those tags that interest you and you will see thumbnail images appear that relate to the tags you have selected. To see an image full size, click on the thumb. To vote on an image, click the thumb to view full size, then vote buttons will appear to the left of the image. Once you vote on an image, you will see that images score and statistics. Note. The ScopeScraper will only show images that have a security level let to your current level or lower. You will notice many more images show up, each time you increase your drunk level.

Well you are in luck because we offer many ways for you to yelp your disgust about our poetry. Many ways to tell us how your boring English Department poetry is so much better. You may instantly post comments on our state-of-the-art 3D beerbook (guestbook). You may post a comment right hear on this help forum item. Also, you may register and create a thread, or just post on an existing related thread. The only thing you cannot do is leave a bitchy comment without having the honesty and courage to register and put your name behind it. We will harass you and not listen to your crap if you post it anonymously.

All opinions are welcome, accept for boring ones.

This site uses professional grade methods behind its pages. Some components are more experimental and less cross-browser compatible than others. To see an example of a more experimental page, visit the incredible, state-of-the-art 3D drunken beerbook. On the server side this site uses ASP (active server pages) and ASP.Net. Data was stored on around 20 Access databases until recently. We are towards the end of a huge conversion, where all data processes were converted to SQL server (an enterprise grade platform). We grew out of the original data solution. The SQL server is faster and can handler many more concurrent requests. ASP is used to not only communicate with the databases but also works in concert with client side JavaScript. The two exchange information that allows custom rendering of page components in order to tailor make your browsing experience. If you have heard of the "new" buzz around web 2.0 and AJAX, this site has been using AJAX techniques for a very long time. In fact, BDBP was the first site, as far as I know, to implement the technique - along with several unique variations. This site has a ton of DHTML (Dynamic HTML) that uses HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, and JavaScript to facilitate user interaction, for validation, active rendering, special effects and drunken experiments. The search engines use a new technique that the drunken poet invented and will not be disclosed at this time. The drunken beerbook also relies on a few techniques invented by the drunken poet and is the first publicly tested application of an incredibly drunken approach that will be barfed onto the Internet this year.

The drunken editor compiled this site from years worth of wrinkled napkins with drunken bar poems scribbled on them. This site was originally created in protest to all of the lofty boring poetry sites on the net that feature long, academic, serious and perhaps Good poems. A few simple requirements bind these poems together into a unique site that requires very little energy, time and mind power to enjoy. Each poem has been most carelessly constructed on bar napkins, within various bars by the hands of a man necessarily drunk during each act of creation. To avoid bettering any of these poems, they have only been edited for spelling and in a few cases where certain words became illegible. All of these poems lack the content to inspire, impress, and most importantly require little energy to read as they are all very short. They will not bore you. Chug a beer, have several shots, get naked, and enjoy these BAD DRUNKEN BAR POEMS. Hopefully they will be the worst you've ever seen.
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