Actually not a bad idea tbh

It really is.

Guys in the CIA take a tablet or somethin to line their stomache so they can drink more alcohol at parties so they could get info n stuff

Look, drink when your friends are drinking, but know your limits. Don't force yourself to drink more, don't drink when you feel tipsy, don't binge on alcohol in short periods of time because you're struggling to become buzzed (the drunkenness will hit you like a brick when you least expect).

Don't force yourself to stay at a party or gathering until the bitter end, because it will get messy. Leave at a prudent time.

That last bit @GodFearingEnglishman took me so long to learn that

Now I just leave whenever I want

Because my enjoyment is more important than staying

I enjoy what I drink lmao

Literally said it was a joke

Plus I have plenty of resistance

Everyone’s drunk when I’m just tipsy

DRRRRRRUNKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Bruh

I've only ever been slightly too drunk once

I was in Krakow and started singing Salve Regina with a choir in the old town square at 1am.

I then went home and faceplanted 3 times trying to say a Glory Be.

I’ve been once too

Started speaking German and talked nonesense

Or so my friends say

Yall lightweights or heavy weights?

Nobody should be particularly proud to be a heavyweight.

If excessive alcohol doesn't harm your inhibition, it will certainly harm your liver.

I dont drink

When I feel Xtreme I drink some 12% apple juice

That is, 12% fruit

😒

The only time alcohol goes into my body is mass

But alcohol fucking dumb when you abuse it. As a nursing student, i can't see why people would chose to get drunk all the time

>consuming the consecrated chalice

Fax

Why do you?

Why do i abuse alcohol?

No, why do you consume the consecrated chalice at Mass?

Beer is nice but low calorie

Normal beer is about 140kcal per bottle

@GodFearingEnglishman because its apart of the mass? Idk what you mean by that tbh

@Dang_Isaiah I drink neat Vodka, so I'm good for like, maybe 5-6 doubles?

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Also, in a Traditional Mass, the laity never partake in the consecrated chalice

New Rite stuff, that.