Beer?

[Scott W.]

Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
an alcoholic?
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[Darren]

Scott W. wrote:
> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
> an alcoholic?

Can you stop at a couple?
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[Bobby L]

"Scott W." <scottwx897@msn.xxx> wrote in message
news:3atut2F6aln9oU2@individual.net...
> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
> an alcoholic?
> --
> "don't ya worry, we'll all float on alright" MMMMouse
>
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It's not a matter of right or wrong. It just is.... It is more a matter of
healthy or unhealthy. And even that depends on "your" conception of
healthy.

Bobby L

[Scott W.]

In article <d2cn6e$quc$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> Scott W. wrote:
> > Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
> > an alcoholic?
>
> Can you stop at a couple?
>
Potentially.
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[Darren]

Scott W. wrote:
> In article <d2cn6e$quc$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
>> Scott W. wrote:
>>> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
>>> an alcoholic?
>>
>> Can you stop at a couple?
>>
> Potentially.
Better than me then. :)
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[Scott W.]

In article <d2djbf$keo$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> Scott W. wrote:
> > In article <d2cn6e$quc$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> >> Scott W. wrote:
> >>> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
> >>> an alcoholic?
> >>
> >> Can you stop at a couple?
> >>
> > Potentially.
> Better than me then. :)
>
A couple of gallons, then.
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[Queen B of My Hive]

I'm an alcoholic. To be one, I had to work @ ruining my life and
every one
elses.

I'll always be an alcoholic but by the grace of God, I don't want or
need any "40's".
But you go ahead. To ask a question like
that reminds me of who I was and what it
was like.

I'm a recovering alcoholic, mentally, spiritually and physically.

Thanks for the question. I am glad I have the answer.

[Scott W.]

In article <7732-424AB035-36@storefull-3236.bay.webtv.net>, QueenWhit1
@webtv.net says...
> I'm an alcoholic. To be one, I had to work @ ruining my life and
> every one
> elses.
>
> I'll always be an alcoholic but by the grace of God, I don't want or
> need any "40's".
> But you go ahead. To ask a question like
> that reminds me of who I was and what it
> was like.
>
> I'm a recovering alcoholic, mentally, spiritually and physically.
>
> Thanks for the question. I am glad I have the answer.
>
>
Thanks. I may drink a few later today.
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[Darren]

Scott W. wrote:
> In article <d2djbf$keo$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
>> Scott W. wrote:
>>> In article <d2cn6e$quc$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net
>>> says...
>>>> Scott W. wrote:
>>>>> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
>>>>> an alcoholic?
>>>>
>>>> Can you stop at a couple?
>>>>
>>> Potentially.
>> Better than me then. :)
>>
> A couple of gallons, then.

Are you still conscious when you stop?
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[Scott W.]

In article <d2en0c$jvr$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> Scott W. wrote:
> > In article <d2djbf$keo$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> >> Scott W. wrote:
> >>> In article <d2cn6e$quc$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net
> >>> says...
> >>>> Scott W. wrote:
> >>>>> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
> >>>>> an alcoholic?
> >>>>
> >>>> Can you stop at a couple?
> >>>>
> >>> Potentially.
> >> Better than me then. :)
> >>
> > A couple of gallons, then.
>
> Are you still conscious when you stop?
>
I've never passed out or blacked out from
drinking beer. The only thing that does
me in like that is hard liquor and wine.
I guess that beer is so watery and gassy
and low in alcohol ergo it metabolises
slower in the liver?
--
"don't ya worry, we'll all float on alright" MMMMouse

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[Darren]

Scott W. wrote:
> I've never passed out or blacked out from
> drinking beer. The only thing that does
> me in like that is hard liquor and wine.
> I guess that beer is so watery and gassy
> and low in alcohol ergo it metabolises
> slower in the liver?
I take it these 40's aren't strong then. :)
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[stuart]

"Scott W." <scottwx897@msn.xxx> wrote in message
news:3b05otF6ajbcgU1@individual.net...
> In article <d2en0c$jvr$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
>> Scott W. wrote:
>> > In article <d2djbf$keo$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
>> >> Scott W. wrote:
>> >>> In article <d2cn6e$quc$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net
>> >>> says...
>> >>>> Scott W. wrote:
>> >>>>> Is it wrong to drink a couple of 40's if yer
>> >>>>> an alcoholic?
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Can you stop at a couple?
>> >>>>
>> >>> Potentially.
>> >> Better than me then. :)
>> >>
>> > A couple of gallons, then.
>>
>> Are you still conscious when you stop?
>>
> I've never passed out or blacked out from
> drinking beer. The only thing that does
> me in like that is hard liquor and wine.
> I guess that beer is so watery and gassy
> and low in alcohol ergo it metabolises
> slower in the liver?


Must be American beer, cause you can pass out on Cdn product. Very easily..
> --
> "don't ya worry, we'll all float on alright" MMMMouse
>
> http://scottwitherspoon.blogspot.com/
> http://www.geocities.com/woogawooga99

[Scott W.]

In article <d2f7qc$n8c$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> Scott W. wrote:
> > I've never passed out or blacked out from
> > drinking beer. The only thing that does
> > me in like that is hard liquor and wine.
> > I guess that beer is so watery and gassy
> > and low in alcohol ergo it metabolises
> > slower in the liver?
> I take it these 40's aren't strong then. :)
>
5.9% at the highest, but, that's good cuz it
keeps people out of trouble.
--
"don't ya worry, we'll all float on alright" MMMMouse

http://scottwitherspoon.blogspot.com/
http://www.geocities.com/woogawooga99

[Darren]

Scott W. wrote:
> In article <d2f7qc$n8c$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
>> Scott W. wrote:
>>> I've never passed out or blacked out from
>>> drinking beer. The only thing that does
>>> me in like that is hard liquor and wine.
>>> I guess that beer is so watery and gassy
>>> and low in alcohol ergo it metabolises
>>> slower in the liver?
>> I take it these 40's aren't strong then. :)
>>
> 5.9% at the highest, but, that's good cuz it
> keeps people out of trouble.
Not drinking booze at all is even better. :)
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Buddhists seek enlightenment. Sobriety and serenity will do for me.

[Scott W]

In article <d2gg1g$gb7$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> Scott W. wrote:
> > In article <d2f7qc$n8c$0@pita.alt.net>, Darren@fake.e-mail.net says...
> >> Scott W. wrote:
> >>> I've never passed out or blacked out from
> >>> drinking beer. The only thing that does
> >>> me in like that is hard liquor and wine.
> >>> I guess that beer is so watery and gassy
> >>> and low in alcohol ergo it metabolises
> >>> slower in the liver?
> >> I take it these 40's aren't strong then. :)
> >>
> > 5.9% at the highest, but, that's good cuz it
> > keeps people out of trouble.
> Not drinking booze at all is even better. :)
>
True that. ;P
--
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