technically it's not binge drinking if i never stop.... - #76088542 added by watuppig at This blows...chunks

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#19 to #3 - thelonelyfeel

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(12/06/2012)[-]

My family does 1 bottle per person (we only drink like half each) are we cool yet?

#34 to #19 - chest

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(12/07/2012)[-]

No.

#36 to #34 - thelonelyfeel

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(12/07/2012)[-]

sarcasm was not noticed, and here I thought it translated so well on the internet

#37 to #36 - chest

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(12/07/2012)[-]

Try italics next time.

#18 to #3 - darthtomale

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(12/06/2012)[-]

"5 drinks" is an incredibly vague statement. What like, 5 shots of ****** vodka? 5 beers? Is this for the whole night? Did they start drinking at 6? When did they stop?

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#56 to #49 - darthtomale

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(12/07/2012)[-]

i am unfortunate enough to have not gone to college yet

#33 to #18 - chest

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(12/07/2012)[-]

The meaning of five drinks changes depending on the percentage of alcohol in it. So it's usually around the same.

#38 to #33 - darthtomale

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(12/07/2012)[-]

but "drink" is still an undefined term. Lets say you have one glass with 8 fl oz of uncut vodka at 35% alcohol and one glass that has 4 fl oz of everclear. 5 drinks of one the same as five of the other. Furthermore (lol, furthermore), what you begin drinking at 5pm and dont stop until 3 am? Is it still binge drinking if you have five drinks? What if you do all five at once and dont drink for the rest of the day?

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(12/07/2012)[-]

The percentage of alcohol is relative to the amount of drinks. 0.6 ounces of pure alcohol is considered one drink. 1.5 fluid ounces of vodka, rum, whiskey, etc., five of wine, or twelve of beer is each considered by the standard one drink. In order for it to be binge, you'd have to have it over a short period of time. And as long as you have the five drinks, I don't see how friends influence it.

#41 to #39 - darthtomale

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(12/07/2012)[-]

aaaahhhh. thanks.

#42 to #41 - chest

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(12/07/2012)[-]

No problem man.

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#9 to #3 - sphinxe

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(12/06/2012)[-]

Ah, I think they mean on a regular basis, like 5 or so drinks every day for a whole week.

#8 to #3 - justtoobasic

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(12/06/2012)[-]

5 drinks based on what volume per drink? And what intensity of alcohol changes the volume desired to be considered one drink? I'm sure it's hardly considered binge drinking if a friend drinks 5, 16 fl oz Smirnoff ices compared to another's 5, 40 fl oz steel reserves. Come on, SPECIFY!!!!

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#51 to #50 - justtoobasic

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(12/07/2012)[-]

That's not specific. WHAT VOLUME? I need ounces to appropriately use this information to my advantage, so, shut up.

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(12/07/2012)[-]

you called?

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#53 to #52 - justtoobasic

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(12/07/2012)[-]

I was only curious if you knew" no one truly gives a damn about the ounces haha I'm just giving you a hard time. So **** it, drink up.

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#17 to #8 - killerofcows

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(12/06/2012)[-]

the standard measurement in "1 drink" is 1,6cl of pure alcohol
if I remember american standard right that should be 1 fl oz of 80 proof spirit = 0,75 "drinks"

#5 to #3 - watuppig

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(12/06/2012)[-]

technically it's not binge drinking if i never stop....