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or half a bottle of Schmirnoffs and a whole bottle of tuak (Sarawakian (Malaysian state) aborigine wine) |
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i used to drink around 10 pints (ten tall glasses) of bitter everynight in Cardiff so my liver is pretty resilient |
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of course, I often cite being "drunk" as an excuse to get laid when I didn't want to |
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i dunno why i'm kissing you but i am i can't drive, can i crash at your place? oh you look beautiful to me now why are you looking at me from that angle? <opens legs wide for the girl to sit there) you like me feeling your boobs? etc etc |
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Same here. But it can help sometimes.
There's a difference between being loose and being drunk :) |
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Haha, I'm not sure if that's a good or a bad thing.
You can be nice and cuddly after a couple of drinks, or you can be plain drunk. It's a thin line for some, though. |
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Two shots for you ;)
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Could be the fact that I drink constantly... but it works out for me. I don't drink to get drunk. I drink to maintain a particular level of things not being fucking boring otherwise. |
This is a bit off topic, but I've recently been prescribed standard antibotics that come with a 'no alcohol' warning on the label. How seriously should I take this? Are a few drinks okay or will drinking while taking antibotics make me regret my birth?
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think about it this way. You COULD try it but then you might die so if you are willing to take the risk go ahead. |
Yeah, I'd rather not die.
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You might want to ask. But before you do; rather safe than sorry.
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It should say on the label. I'm taking some meds and it says Alcohol is detrimental to their effects and will make you feel ****ty. But I've been staying away from it altogether, that's what i alwasy learnt - don't mix prescriptions and alcohol. Some people I know wash down painkillers with whisky, but paracetamol you should wait 6 hours before drinking. It won't kill you unless you have a lot of both, but it'll **** you up and probably do kindey/liver damage.
Antibiotics, if you want my advice stay away from alcohol. 1st reason, you're taking them so obviously your system needs a boost; alcohol is gonna grog that down and make things more difficult, best to rest and let them do their work. Secondly they're quite antibiotics are a respectfully powerful drug, I know you can't get them here without a prescription from a doctor, so it could do you some long term damage to mix it with booze. and what SK said, better safe than sorry, just run the course, save yourself some drinking money lol |
I've done it before. You just end up really wasted really quickly. As for what it takes for me to get drunk, about eight halfs (35mls vodka) for me to get rather tipsy, then after the 9th i go downhillllllllllll. :)
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Is not drinking sacrificing your weekend? :D.
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Seriously considering never posting again so I can keep my post count.
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i never did, but the effects were spetaculartastic |
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Doesn't really do anything, the worst thing that happens is just completely not giving a crap about anything, which isn't too bad tbh |
How come my post count is still at one?! *whine bitch moan*
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I talk to my dog in a baby voice...
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Everyone does that.
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Yay...
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I'm very tempted to rock this hairstyle:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi.../Vant_Hoff.jpg It's like.. the crazed genius look. |
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I spoke to my dog like a man. Eventually, he died in the back yard, underneath the banana tree. Like a man. dog... man dog. Ain't no speaking to a Rottweiler like you're a chew toy. It's the kind of dog you punch in the rib-cage simply because he enjoys being tickled. And no, I didn't punch him in the ribs to death. |
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Yeah same here, my dog got pissed off if you did baby talk.
I've actually got a picture of punching him in the ribcage lol http://i927.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1300929496 |
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But yes, big dogs play hard. If you don't play hard with them, they're being neglected. I can't speak for those people who own miniature dogs who have been so completely detached from their ancestry via breeding that their roughest moments involve leaping from the couch to the floor, but for full-sized dogs, there is a certain level of desire for equal rough play that is extremely evident in their demeanor and actions, if you haven't pussified him by being overly authoritative and isolating. Rough play is a bond-forming thing. Modern wolves still do it in their packs. It's a form of communication and expression... at least, much more so than talking to it like a baby and thinking it knows what the hell you're on about. |
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