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That’s basically 1 pint a day, or 16 oz as the ceiling for “light”. That seems reasonable? Not the amount necessarily just the classification.
by rco8786 4y ago
That’s basically 1 pint a day, or 16 oz as the ceiling for “light”. That seems reasonable? Not the amount necessarily just the classification.
- marcosdumay 4y agoIf you drink the average every day, you will spend a large part of your days inebriated. And if you don't drink the average every day, you will be deeply drunk every few days. It's completely unreasonable to call that level of consumption "light".
- snozolli 4y agoIf you drink the average every day, you will spend a large part of your days inebriated. You think that a pint of beer will leave you inebriated most of the day?
- zabzonk 4y agowhat on earth do you mean by inebriated? i'd really like to know where all of these people that can't seem to handle a glass of beer, quite probably with something to eat, without freaking out are coming from?
- rco8786 4y ago1 beer is not going to make anybody inebriated for a large part of their day. 3-4 beers will put someone into a good buzz but most will not be “deeply drunk” from that. And again, this is the UPPER BOUND. not the average as you say
- misiti3780 4y ago1 pint of beer will get you drunk - more like your tolerance is abnormally low and your projecting it on everyone else.
- zabzonk 4y agomaybe "not get you drunk"?
- gadders 4y agoTwo pints doesn't even put you over the drink driving limit in the UK. https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/how-long-should-i-wait-after-drinking-four-pints-before-driving/ https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/how-long-should-...
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- tarboreus 4y agoMaybe if you weigh 70 pounds or something.