Is the correct phrase, "Liquor before beer in the clear" or "Liquor before beer never sicker"?!
Is the correct phrase, "Liquor before beer in the clear" or "Liquor before beer never sicker"?
Ive never come across the oppertunity to find out.
Answers: Beer befor liquor never been sicker. Liquor before beer in the clear Liquor before beer, you're in the clear.
Beer before liquor, never been sicker.
I live by these sayings. It's "Liquor before beer, in the clear".... also "beer before liquor, you get sicker." It just a nice rhyme, but has no basis in anything I agree that it has no basis in anything. There are many many many many MANY factors in how drunk you get and how sick you get during or after drinking, to think just order decides that is ignorance. Ive drinken several kinds of beer, then wine, then liquor, then more beer, then more liquor, then more beer, and barely had a headache the next morning. Its very baseless.
EDIT: in reply to your message, yeah lol, god im suprised it even posted. is it just me or does it feel like the whole yahoo server is crashing???
EDIT: lol @ people giving thumbs down to the chick and me that said ther was no basis. sorry you guys base your scientific knowledge of alcohol absorbtion on a silly rhyme some college kid made up. there is nothing clinically evident about this rhyme, sorry guys get over it. its actually put together
liquor before beer your in the clear beer before liquor you've never been sicker The way I've always heard it is Liquor before beer have no fear beer before liquor get sick quicker technically it's liquor before beer, your in the clear. however, i had a little liquor for a pregame, and a shizzle load of beer, and now i feel like crap...prob my own mistakes tho lol liquor before beer, in the clear. beer before liquor never been sicker.
i didnt believe it, but now i do..bad night..drank a couple beers before getting some liquor in me. stomach hurt the entire night. soooooo true bad idea I always heard
"beer before liquor - never sicker liquor before beer - another fear"