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I have a question 5 beers one hour?

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what does in mean when you have 5 beers in one hour then throw up have have no buzz!!!

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  1. That means you should stick to 3 an hour, provided you are of age of course.


  2. You upchucked before the alcohol got in your system- or the convulsing associated with puking knocked the buzz right out of you.

    Are you trying to kill yourself? Alcohol poisoning is a real thing.

  3. You got ripped off. Cheap beer will do it everytime.

  4. lightweight >=|

  5. It probably means you drank too quickly. Alcohol needs time to metabolize into the blood stream in order for you to feel the effects. If you threw up everything you had consumed, it may not have had time to metabolize the alcohol, and therefore you wouldn't necessarily feel drunk. Slow down so that you don't just throw up what you pour in.


  6. drink 5 beers in 15 minutes i i did that once i felt a good buzz for a couple hours.

  7. it means the carbonation in the beers probably caused you to vomit, that or you have a weak stomach. you most likely don't have a buzz because you threw up most of the watery alcohol in your stomach, or it could mean that you have an ok tolerance to beer, but i seriously doubt that if you're throwing up after 5 beers.  

  8. you drank too fast dork!!

  9. Were you playing a drinking game?

    Thank goodness you chucked it, you drank about 150x5=750 calories in one hour!  That's like a third of your daily allowance of calories in an hour!  That's why they call it a beer belly!

    Seriously, you chucked the alcohol and the calories.  You drank 'em too fast.  When they print please drink in moderation or responsibly, they mean drink to enjoy it.  

    Not as some sort of contest.  Well, until you can drink at least four beers in an hour ; > D.

  10. beer is yummy

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