
NNC.
Perhaps "all over"? The past perfect happening after the preterite just looks very strange. Also "was drunk" is at least unusual, as if we were careful not to make it look like he got drank AT the barbecue.
Maybe there are enough clues in the other two languages.

"had" (pluperfect/past perfect) following "was" (past) doesn't work.
after he got drunk at the .... he vomited all over the place.
or
after he'd gotten drunk at the .... he vomited all over the place.
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