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[[File:Iratu Hic 3323.png|link=Slightly Damned|frame| The "hic" tells you he's drunk. |
[[File:Iratu Hic 3323.png|link=Slightly Damned|frame| The "hic" tells you he's drunk. The "hee!" tells you he's lovin' it.]] |
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* ''[[Elf Quest]]'': [http://www.elfquest.com/gallery/OnlineComics/OQ/OQ05/DisplayOQ05.html?page=32 Pike after eating dreamberries]. Not actually alcoholic, admittedly, and with fewer unpleasant side effects. Though, this ''does'' raise the obvious allegations that dreamberries are a narcotic... |
* ''[[Elf Quest]]'': [http://www.elfquest.com/gallery/OnlineComics/OQ/OQ05/DisplayOQ05.html?page=32 Pike after eating dreamberries]. Not actually alcoholic, admittedly, and with fewer unpleasant side effects. Though, this ''does'' raise the obvious allegations that dreamberries are a narcotic... |
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* Drunken people in the ''[[Asterix]]'' books hiccup a lot. This is sometimes played with, as in ''Asterix and the Laurel Wreath'', where an inebriated Roman goes not only ''hic'', but also ''haec'' and ''hoc'' (all actual Latin words, all meaning "this"). |
* Drunken people in the ''[[Asterix]]'' books hiccup a lot. This is sometimes played with, as in ''Asterix and the Laurel Wreath'', where an inebriated Roman goes not only ''hic'', but also ''haec'' and ''hoc'' (all actual Latin words, all meaning "this"). |
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