Re: Consecutive days of boozing?
 

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I think the real question with a thread like this is at what point does it switch from impressive to pathetic?

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When you start counting in years.

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I think the real question with a thread like this is at what point does it switch from impressive to pathetic?

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When was it impressive?

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I think the real question with a thread like this is at what point does it switch from impressive to pathetic?

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When was it impressive?

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spring break

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I think the real question with a thread like this is at what point does it switch from impressive to pathetic?

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Probably only Henry Earl could tell us how the whole dynamic changes as the length increases.

Re: Consecutive days of boozing?
 

10+ drinks on 13 straight days is my record.

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I know somebody who lost at least an entire month of his life completely blacked out.

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I know somebody who lost at least an entire month of his life completely blacked out.

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Now we're talking.

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23 days... NO joke

I was at a work function for a month where I was suppose to be training a new branch. Basically the training took a week; myself, the managers, and the rest of the trainers just drank everyday at the hotel bar on our companies tab.

It was awesome. Of course... I think I have a kid somewhere in Portland that I've never met... but whatever.

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Assuming you mean serious drinking--having a couple beers watching the game doesn't count--it would have to be the roughly three weeks following my 21st birthday when seemingly every friend and acquaintance I knew wanted to go out drinking with me. At the end of the third week, I had nearly finished a fifth of Jameson by myself at a party and didn't even feel that drunk. This was a big sign I needed to slow down.

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about 3 straight months of drunk (DRUNK) every single night.

that was bad.