It depends on what youre drinking, your weight, your tolerance to alcohol and how long you've been drinking. There is no sure shot answer for this. Me,...about 16 beers.

It varies, depending on their age, size, gender, tolerance for alcohol, how tired they are to begin with, and what they have eaten. I've seen somebody fall asleep after a few beers and I've seen people stay awake all night and drink a bottle of whisky. You really can't generalise, except to say if you pass out you've had too much to drink.

Depends on body mass as well as age. For me I find it that when I eat first before I drink I normally end up drinking mote than what I can normally drink without eating: approx 600ml by 26 bottles after eating 600ml by 15 bottles before eating

I was still going after a 12 pack last night.

Ive seen people konk out after three quick shots. I've also known a guy that could finish off a quart of volka or so and still be reasonably fine.

That would depend entirely apon a persons alchohol tolerance level. For me probably one shot I get dizzy on a sip of Champagne

Alcohol is like a drug the more you drink the more your body can tolerate. Body mass also comes into the equation. Me 1 drink i'm happy 2 drinks i'm dancing 3 drinks i'm yours 4 drinks i'm sitting 5 i'm out.

Everybody is different. There are a whole heap of factors to consider, what you are drinking, your body size, male or female, tolerance to alcohol etc. I could drink a case of beer in a night and still not pass out, i would be mighty drunk and very sick, but still not passed out.

All the above ^

It all depends on your body wieght and how your body handles alcohol. eating and drinking non alcoholic fluids between drinks greatly helps with processing the booze. But without that your gonna hit the floor after roughly 10-20 beers

The fact is that alocohol effects people in differnt ways, it depends the body weight of the individual and how much food they have eaten in the past few hours. Whe someone drinks to the point of pasing out you need to know and understand that it is no longer a game, death can and does occur from drinking too much alcohol. This is known as alcohol poisoning or acute alcohol intoxication and occurs when the level of alcohol in the body acts as a poison, causing a person to pass out at which time a good possibility of death from the alcohol overdose. The fact is that if you don't call for help, your friend may not live to be mad at you. This person is suffering from alcohol poisoning and needs medical attention. NEVER LEAVE AN INTOXICATED PERSON ALONE! STAY WITH THE PERSON AND CONTINUOUSLY MONITOR FOR SYMPTOMS OF ALCOHOL POISONING! Slow or labored breaths, especially fewer than 10 a minute or more than 10 seconds between breaths.*The person is unconscious and can't be awakened by pinching, prodding or shouting. The skin is cold, clammy, pale, bluish or purplish in color. Vomiting without waking up. If a person has ANY of these symptoms CALL 911.

It depends, if you have an empty stomach or not while drinking, and your tolerance to chemical substances. I have a high tolerance to chemicals that are suppose to alter your system. I can have lots of drinks with no problems of any kind. One of my coworkers becomes almost a zombie just by having a beer and a half. Almost every medication that is supposed to make you drowsy doesn't do anything to me. That hurt me when I was recovering from surgery...Demerol didn't do anything...I was dying in pain...

Jo Malone from Edinburgh can nail a 24 pack of stella in three hours and still drive! He is a machine!