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post 1681505543 04-25-2023, 07:13 PM
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Kind of agree. I only drink once or twice per year now but when I do it's fun as fuk.
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post 1681505573 04-25-2023, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted By eddiehaskell
my exes BIL was like this...come home from work, down a case and pass out in bed. always talking about alcohol like it's the secret to life. the wife said she liked him better drunk so that has been their relationship for the last decade+. sad thing is they have 4 kids and got mad about a text they found from the 13 yr old telling some boy they didn't approve of (black) that her dad stays drunk all the time.
I guess it can go either way. My friend is Hispanic and they’re genetically the race at the highest risk of liver failure. He didn’t help himself by never working out, and out nowhere chain smoking for the last 2 years and putting even more bs into his system. He was just like a lot of idiots that thought he could take these liver cleanse drinks from whole foods, gnc, and pills and stuff and be just fine. Other people can drink for 20+ years like this and have nothing happen.

Crazy enough reading about it says it you take 2 weeks off your liver will basically be healed for the most part. If you’ve drank ridiculously and haven’t screwed your liver up beyond repair you might need a month. After that your liver should be completely healed assuming you drink in moderation moving forward. The problem is people like my friend that couldn’t even go 2 days much less 2 weeks without alcohol.
post 1681517633 04-25-2023, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted By Pats2022SBwin
How much were you drinking at your worst everyday?
In my younger 20”s I’d start drinking on Saturday and probably stop Monday evening. The. Prob drank after work everyday. There was no internet back then and it was a lawless society where I lived. Didn’t even realize it was strange until I moved and saw normal people like dating and doing social things
post 1681517673 04-25-2023, 11:07 PM
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I will drink on special events like bdays and chit but fuk daily drinking like some of y’all do
post 1681517713 04-25-2023, 11:08 PM
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I agree with that logic. If it enhances life then it's great and you should drink.. once it's stops enhancing life (if ever) then youve got a real problem that needs delt with. I got arrested the last 10 times I drank lol. It wasn't fun anymore. Last time I got drunk was 7 years ago and I don't miss it.
post 1681517893 04-25-2023, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Kind of agree. I only drink once or twice per year now but when I do it's fun as fuk.
yeah I used to be a massive club rat and I’d drink and get wasted weekly, that chit is fun af. Even now when I get drunk it just hits different than being sober, I love being drunk, makes experiences fun and better but doesn’t mean I’m gonna ignore the cons, ill limit that chit to birthdays and big events only. Drink to occasions. Not just because it’s a Friday
post 1681518013 04-25-2023, 11:15 PM
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I only drink with women, at the poker table, or wine with dinner. If you are sitting alone and drinking then I think that is a waste and only damaging you. I’ve never been much of a drinker but I would never judge someone that likes a few beers after work every night. If you are like my brother and drink a fifth and black out every night and can’t be a normal member of society, that’s a different story.
post 1681518343 04-25-2023, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Imnew1
I highly doubt that. Friend I worked with downed an entire bottle of SoCo a night for 2 straight years. Would come in random Tuesdays or Thursdays with red stains on his teeth from downing 2-3 bottles of red wine the night before. Ultimately started crushing about a 12 pack while at work and going to lunch and drinking. Then drank when he got home. This was his life for about 10 years. Yellow as a sticky notes, swollen hands and feet, and ascites looking like he was carrying triplets at 34 years old.

I read if you wanna drink like an idiot then you better be working out and exercising, as it can negate the damage somewhat. If you’re just a lazy sob crushing 18 beers a day or so and do nothing then your liver is gonna be fkd.
Yeah like I said beer though. I liked liquor when I was young but I really just like beer. My job started payinh double time on sundays abd it starts 6 am so I really have no time to drink working 2 jobs and 7 days a week plus hitting the gym. I got so hungover on Easter that I made a fool of myself puking and downing more to feel better in front of my gf parents that I may not ever drink again
post 1681519853 04-26-2023, 12:21 AM
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Agreed

Just LOL @ hard asses saying they "don't drink"
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post 1681519953 04-26-2023, 12:25 AM
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seems like a primitive antidepressant that works

Shame it's horrible for you physically.
post 1681521643 04-26-2023, 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Kind of agree. I only drink once or twice per year now but when I do it's fun as fuk.
how can you only do it once or twice a year, drinking is too much fun especially when all your friends are degen too. limit myself in a lot of areas but check my post history, when it comes to drinking it's limitless. Respect you for controlling it srs. Most people don't handle it like that.
Originally Posted By Immichaelski
Yeah like I said beer though. I liked liquor when I was young but I really just like beer. My job started payinh double time on sundays abd it starts 6 am so I really have no time to drink working 2 jobs and 7 days a week damnlus hitting the gym. I got so hungover on Easter that I made a fool of myselfpuking and downing more to feel betterin front of my gf parents that I may not ever drink again
Beer gives you the opportunity to pace yourself could easily pull a 9-5 if that's all your drinking especially during football season but liquors guaranteed to f*ck you up and get you into too much trouble. hope your gf still hangs out w u after that i'd probably do the same ****. hopefully you never drink again but we say that after everytime we get too drunk so good luck.
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post 1681521753 04-26-2023, 02:04 AM
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Drink is something I occasionally partake in. Just the odd measure of whiskey for taste, or share a few bottles of craft beer and cocktails with my GF - once again for taste but also to accompany a movie. Getting a bit tipsy around each other is a nice couple activity.

My best friend at home in the UK has a drinks collection, we have a few during a visit to catch up and drink to our future.

This is how men drink IMO. As an example a 70cl bottle of whiskey can last me a whole year unless I'm trying to finish it.
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post 1681521833 04-26-2023, 02:07 AM
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Just replace alcohol with something safer for your liver such as codeine/morphine or some other weak opiate. Can also throw in a nicotine vape to get you thru the day.
Pill popping is much more trendy than guzzling beers and stinking of alcohol. It's not the 1600's anymore
post 1681532293 04-26-2023, 08:21 AM
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I don't drink for chit. You know those annoying self-help financial gurus. They say you can save a lot of money by skipping coffee. They should say you can save money by skipping the cigarettes and alcohol.
post 1681532453 04-26-2023, 08:24 AM
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Balance is important. Alcohol can make your life more fun, and it can also ruin it.
post 1681532513 04-26-2023, 08:25 AM
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Alcohol is for weak people. Srs
post 1681532813 04-26-2023, 08:31 AM
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I agree drinking is goat, everyone needs to drink more

Can you imagine having a sausage and peppers without a cold one?

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post 1681532923 04-26-2023, 08:34 AM
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That's a terrible way of thinking, OP. If you need a substance to improve the quality of your life, you should thoroughly inspect what's causing your current life to be devoid of substance and make some marked changes to reduce the need to consume something to make things less dull/painful. You probably know this, though. You just need to be willing to step out of your comfort zone and make these changes.
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post 1681532973 04-26-2023, 08:35 AM
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for many young dudes imagine if the money spent on booze, cigs, weed, other drugs and in bars was invested in an etf from age 17-30. for some people i know it would be $100k+.
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You say that until alcohol starts making you suffer through miserable health issues that can potentially result in a premature death that is a lot more painful and obnoxious of an experience than it needed to be without it.

Stop watching shiiit like Christopher Hitchens videos. In the end, most of the advice isn't as great as it sounds when you hear it early in your adulthood years, like hearing it ages 18 - 23 or so. Once you're in your 30's, that shiiit becomses a huge joke.
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Opie obviously doesn’t drink that much.
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I'll drink to that!
post 1681533283 04-26-2023, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted By TomPaine
People who need to get drunk to have fun have no personality, intelligence, or life.
They're zombies?!
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post 1681559843 04-26-2023, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
That's a terrible way of thinking, OP. If you need a substance to improve the quality of your life, you should thoroughly inspect what's causing your current life to be devoid of substance and make some marked changes to reduce the need to consume something to make things less dull/painful. You probably know this, though. You just need to be willing to step out of your comfort zone and make these changes.
You are right.
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Originally Posted By Titansfan08
I'll drink to that!
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Originally Posted By eddiehaskell
for many young dudes imagine if the money spent on booze, cigs, weed, other drugs and in bars was invested in an etf from age 17-30. for some people i know it would be $100k+.
That's one way to spend your wild youth, for sure. Many great Rock & Roll songs on the exact same subject.
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