Party hard
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Been there done that......minus the listerine. Not fun man not fun. I feel your pain
Am I the only one here who's never had any problems with swallowing Listerine? Is there something wrong with me? D{:
Real drunks don't do shots. They drink straight from the bottle.
*hums to herself* Tic Tok on the clock but the party don't stop...
I'm going to have to agree with your adversaries pedantic. Today's definition of "disease" is so broad that it's pretty much meaningless as a point against YDI. It is true that your genes do have some correlation to your possibility of becoming addicted to alcohol (as shown by the Native American case). But to put it generally, drinking is the user's choice in the first place. No one shoved the alcohol down your throat. It's common knowledge (now) that alcohol can be addicitive. You took the risk. You deal with the consequences. It's kind of like smoking. True, Lung Cancer is a horrible disease that can result from smoking. True also, (unless you are the victim of Second-hand smoke) it was the users concious choice to smoke for how so many years. It's not like a hereditary Disease (what the others are referring to) that happens uninfluenced by your choices and just by fate itself. That you cannot blame a person for. As to the OP. Sucks for you. But YDI for getting that drunk.
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listerine is just more alcohol going inside of you anyway. way to go, champ.
Maybe time for AA?