I'm glad this guy is ok--now I can say for sure, it was not CitizenBBN
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Re: I'm glad this guy is ok--now I can say for sure, it was not CitizenBBN
To get to a 0.627 percent blood alcohol level, Takacs said, a person would have to consume 35 shots, bottles of beer or glasses of wine in four hours.
A shot every 6-7 minutes? No problem. Doing it for 4 hours straight? That's quite a feat. 2-3 hours sure, do that all the time, but 4? ;)
Re: I'm glad this guy is ok--now I can say for sure, it was not CitizenBBN
guy is a light weight!
In Chucks post above, I'd suspect its more like chugging a bottle of Jack, something along those lines. You could not physically do shots every 6-7 minutes for 4 hours. You would pass out. My hunch is a binge drinking which is why his initial BAC was 0.486 then when he got to the hospital it was much higher (0.627). The massive intake was being absorbed and continued while on his way to the hospital. It wasn't a continual over hours intake.
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UL fan after the semi final game in New Orleans?
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Doc, I think we saw that guy on Bourbon Street, the one with the UL shirt on with BE Conference Tourney Champions tshirt.
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jazyd
UL fan after the semi final game in New Orleans?
LOL.
Alabama fans would say it was the LSU fan in the French Quarter Krystal. He was pretty far gone, although these numbers are crazy.
