I prefer drinking during day light hours. You can see the road better when driving home and the cops don't seem to look for the intoxicated driver as much between 11 am - 7 pm. I speak from years of experience.

What is the difference between an Irish wedding and an Irish funeral? ? ?

One less drunk.

I would say St. Pats is probably the heaviest drinking holiday. When it falls on a work day the bars are crowded by 7am. I will celebrate the day with a not so Irish root beer float.
As was said in Blazing Saddles, bleep the Irish.

Summerfest. It's just a sea of drunks.

Night before Thanksgiving.

All of the above..........

These maps intrigue me. The most liberal states consume the least alcohol? Must subsidize it with marijuana.

Every night is a good night for Jack Daniels.

Still waiting on that intelligent contribution Robert A.

Lighten up skippy!

Wisconites don't need an occasion. They're all alcoholics.

When I was in Ireland a couple years ago I was surprised how many young girls were in the assorted Pubs. I was told by a local that Irish girls start drinking in Pubs at sixteen. The age of consent is seventeen. No wonder Irish women look like hell by the time they're 25.

Our society will do nothing about addictions because addicts keep quiet. They sit in their old parents basement and blog nonsense, complain a little, divide a little more, have another one until they forget their pain, blame the politics, and hand over to money to Miller...

Mother's day

#6! Those states couldn't carry our jock.

THE IRISH HONEYMOON WAS OVER WHEN "PETER OLE TOOLE WENT TO DUBLIN"

You forgot to include Thanksgiving Eve:

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2012-11-21/news/fl-thanksgiving-dui-holiday-20121120_1_holiday-spirits-holiday-period-new-year-s-day

It's a day to celebrate the Irish, which I plan on doing this afternoon while watching the Badgers kick some Buckeye butt.

LOL, Greg is funny!!!

I see two missing options:

1 - New Year's Eve
2 - Tuesday.

Actually the day the most dwi's are given out and most drinking related accidents happen is Thanksgiving day

I think ill have another drink

I was a 3rd shift courior in the early 1990's. I started at 10PM. I worked on New Years Eve and the worst I have ever encountered was a car waiting for a flashing amber light to turn. Every single St. Patty's Day I encountered not only one, but two close calls with someone driving intoxicated. Plus plenty of other swerving vehicles. I also took notice that the day before the holidays, even Mother's Day I have seen drunk drivers.

Prom

Mothers day is right. Them ol'ladies can put them away.

Greg - I may be a hypocrite, but your still a tool. Your comments show your propensity to make people feel bad.

Scoring cheap points to make yourself feel better. Whatever it takes Greg!

Is it only me that thinks WI is #1 on the drunk list because we do a better job @ enforcing the drunk driving rules?

I like to drink on the weekends when I'm out chasing girls. Girls are much more friendly when they're drunk. They'll let you do a lot.

Although they were not choices in the poll, others are right about the day before Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Day and Mothers Day. Anytime folks have to get together with their families it seems a larger amount of alcohol is consumed which is kind of a sad commentary our our family life these days. The day before TG was popular when I was younger as that is when all of the college kids return from school and we got together with our friends. 3 of the choices given are hard days to drink heavily unless they fall on a weekend if you have a regular job. And the booze at Summerfest can get pricey if you drink all that much of it. In any case, let's hope those that overindulge all have a safe way to get home....

I can't decide between Obama's election or inauguration speech.