11-04-2004, 20:17
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by bexy
your poor poor liver....at least i only drink occasionally.....
occasionally i have a bad day and just feel like getting totally drunk....
a bottle of wine a night though, babes that's worrying  :pp
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hmm - depends how fast you drink it  - drink it over 2 or 3 hours your liver can cope fairly well, especially if you eat at the same time, which slows absorption of the alcohol, into your blood. - well that is my excuse, anyway
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11-04-2004, 20:19
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Re: the drunk thread
is it true, being drunk can make your vision blurred see double of something, bring out some 'home truths' ?
just curious ?
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11-04-2004, 20:38
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#108
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by homealone
hmm - depends how fast you drink it  - drink it over 2 or 3 hours your liver can cope fairly well, especially if you eat at the same time, which slows absorption of the alcohol, into your blood. - well that is my excuse, anyway 
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Mine too
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11-04-2004, 21:12
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by kronas
is it true, being drunk can make your vision blurred see double of something, bring out some 'home truths' ?
just curious ? 
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Going on my own experience, I can honestly say I have never seen double, or had blurred vision as a result of being drunk. As for the "Home Truths". Yes, I can honestly say that when drunk, I personally don't necessarily think about what I am doing. Therefore, I am more likely to do things that I would not usually do.
The sad thing is, generally, my memory is not affected badly by drink (which means I can remember everything I do while drunk, which, trust me, is not a good thing).
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11-04-2004, 22:28
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Re: the drunk thread
Yep, being very drunk just impairs my ability to speak...which is probably a good thing
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11-04-2004, 22:29
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Yep, being very drunk just impairs my ability to speak...which is probably a good thing 
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well i dont know if your coherantly speaking sober  :pp
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11-04-2004, 22:33
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by kronas
well i dont know if your coherantly speaking sober  :pp
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Just babbling on
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11-04-2004, 22:40
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Just babbling on 
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i can see from the cross section of threads, i see you are lol  :pp :pp
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11-04-2004, 22:47
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by kronas
i can see from the cross section of threads, i see you are lol  :pp :pp
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Following me about eh?
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12-04-2004, 08:07
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by kronas
is it true, being drunk can make your vision blurred see double of something, bring out some 'home truths' ?
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hmmmm.....i haven't been that drunk that i see double of things..... but i do tend to be overly honest when i am drunk and sometimes do things i wouldn't normally do when i was sober 
and it has only happened once that i can't remember the whole evening (and months on still can't  )
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16-04-2004, 07:06
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Re: the drunk thread
Oh dear !! maybe this might put some of you off
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16-04-2004, 07:11
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by yesman
Oh dear !! maybe this might put some of you off
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that won't put me off at all
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16-04-2004, 08:14
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
that won't put me off at all 
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Maybe the difference between a healthy liver and an alcohol damaged liver might?
Healthy liver...
Alcohol damaged liver....
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Confusion Will Be My Epitaph.
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18-04-2004, 01:11
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Re: the drunk thread
Liver? Whassat?
Just thought I'd put a token drunk post here. Had a nice night surrounded by 30something year old women who thought I was child-like and it was a good idea to coddle me......
DOH!
*Fathoms potentially exploitable situation, kicks oneself and goes to bed*
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18-04-2004, 01:18
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Re: the drunk thread
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Originally Posted by kronas
is it true, being drunk can make your vision blurred see double of something, bring out some 'home truths' ?
just curious ? 
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yep, this happened last time i was drunk, i thought something was wrong with my peepers and did some very stupid things which i still can't believe
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