vendic wrote: ...
seems like when you don't drink much it doesn't take much. ...
no, it doesn't. drinking (over time) will cause you to increase the amount of alcohol-metabolizing enzymes in your body and, therefore, your tolerance.
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Re: What's Up, I"m Drunk!
by code monkey » Wed Apr 05, 2017 1:40 am
no, it doesn't. drinking (over time) will cause you to increase the amount of alcohol-metabolizing enzymes in your body and, therefore, your tolerance.
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