^ I'm laughing, but I don't get the reference.
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Originally Posted by prisoner437x3y0
I have questionable logic. I wonder this myself too. I get heart palpitations(either anxiety induced, or likely alcohol induced anxiety induced). I weigh 110 and when I told a dr I drink primarily beer one time(even though this wasn't neccessarily the case) they shrugged it off so I got the impression maybe I could drink all the beer I wanted and be fine.
It's weird I know--I also like that I can drink beer straight, I ultimately end up drinking less, it takes me longer to drink and generally less likely to die. If I start drinking vodka at 10 am I'm gonna be out by 1, but with beer I can probably make much of the day.
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Really beer acts as a depressant, and makes you tired. Where do you have the beer? If it is at a bar, maybe your anxious being there or around strangers?
Are you drinking other things during the day like caffeine that might make you feel that way? Or it could be you're crashing - energywise.
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Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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