Im 16 years old, 165 pounds, and 5 ft 9... i've had like 3 beers before but i havent gotten drunk off of it, so how many bottles of beer would i have to drink in order to get drunk?
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ANSWERS: 6
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Depends on many things. If you drink and you havent eaten anything substantial before hand, you will get drunk easier. Also, if you drink stronger beers or spirits you are likely to get drunk quicker. but maybe at 16 you shouldnt be drinking anyway
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I believe 3 Newcastle Brown Ales should do the trick because I have a hard time after 6. I'm twice your weight, so it takes me a bit more to get stovepiped, but I once drove home on my motorcycle after 31 pints of Guinness - I do think 3 Newky Browns should alter your perception considerably.
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It depends on a whole host of things. -What you've eaten or haven't eaten. -How recently you've eaten. -What type of beer you're drinking and what the alcohol content of that beer is. -How fast you're drinking. (3 beers in 3 hours vs. 3 beers in 1 hour, etc) -What your definition of drunk is; Local legal limit to drive? Huge buzz? Impairment level? Dizziness or vomiting? (My personal definition of drunk changes depending on who I'm talking to and what those circumstances are) It boils down to being something one has to decipher for oneself, and one should always use caution in doing so (don't drive or do something stupid).
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well ... i can comment as i was in an alcoholic coma... lol (don't drink whisky with votca and tequila) in order to get drunk with beer you have to do this: -don't eat before drinking (or eating long before drinking) -don't drink water or soda or juice when drinking beer -don't eat while drinking -drink some like 10 beers and you probably will be drunk
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Height and weight have no factor on how much beer (or alcohol in general) you can drink. It's all dependent on your metabolism. How fast or slow your body can process the alcohol in your blood stream.
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1. Don't get drunk. 2. I would say maybe 5. Depends on how you felt after 3, like a little off or what.
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