How many beers does it take you to hit the floor?!


Question:

How many beers does it take you to hit the floor?


Answers:
at 6'4" and 240lbs, i can drink a 30pack in a night and not black out, damn drunk, damn close, but not hitting the floor..

I don't know never drank...........never will.

i cant even finish one. I will just puke it out on the floor

I'm 23 and weigh 130 lbs and I am black out drunk after 5 beers, pathetic but true. I try to make my limit 3 or 4 and even then I am DRUNK.

i don't drink beers, just spirits and i can down a, i would think, decent 5 or 6 tots before i start getting happy, but it takes my boyfriend about 15 beers to really be on the floor and drunk out of his mind.

I dont think I have ever "hit the floor" from drinking beer but I would say the most I have drank before seeing my dinner was about 24 in a 3.5 hour time. As i get older I am becoming less and less of a beer fan for the obvious reasons.
1. Beer goggles
2. beer gut
3. taste like it looks
4. produces the worst belches in the world
5. makes you have to pee more than liquor
LOL..............................

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Ok first of all, if all you are going to do is diss on people that drink the don't answer the question, don't even read it, or are you the people that are just out to "save the world from corruption". Back off, if we want to drink, we want to drink, and don't post an answer to a question about drinking if you don't like it.

I am more of a hard alcohol drinker. I love whiskey and just the hard stuff, but when it comes to beer, it takes about 6-8 before I'm feeling screwed up (depending on the brand of beer, and what else I've been drinking)




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