Alcohol Tolerance.

• alexkusu

  2 Jul 06, 22:03

  Originally posted by dakkon_blackblade:

  But I usually he1 men4 jiu3 by myself at home. To me, it's more about enjoying life than socialising.

  Its not the drink, its the drinking.
  
  People go socialising n have a few drinks its okay. But some people go out to drink, compete in drinking, binge drinking, etc
• alexkusu

  2 Jul 06, 22:05

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  hmm no... i only drank stout once.
  
  in fact strictly speaking i've only had beer once.. i had this sampler of 7 kinds of beer at Brewerkz, and the stout was one of them that place has some strawberry beer too, and it seemed kinda popular when i was there some years back.

  u so power hor
  
  all i drink is shandy
• MooKu

  2 Jul 06, 22:07

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  u so power hor
  
  all i drink is shandy

  no laaaaa. i went home and felt like puking after that. don't know why leh! i can drink more wine than beer and not feel like puking. Every time i drink bubbly alcohol I will definitely feel like throwing up.
  
  oooo jolly shandyyyyy. i used to order that frequently before i hit the legal age.
• ahpengg

  2 Jul 06, 22:23

  hmms.. thks guys. And anyway, why can some people drink liquor but not beer?
• rathcycle

  2 Jul 06, 22:32

  Originally posted by ahpengg:

  hmms.. thks guys. And anyway, why can some people drink liquor but not beer?

  Beer is cheaper and it don't necessarily taste as nice.
• dakkon_blackblade

  3 Jul 06, 11:19

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  Its not the drink, its the drinking.
  
  People go socialising n have a few drinks its okay. But some people go out to drink, compete in drinking, binge drinking, etc

  You're quite right there. I saw how people in the UK and some over here drink and it seems to me that their purpose was just to get as drunk as possible in the shortest possible time. It's rather different in other parts of Europe where drinking is regarded as a means of socialising and enjoyment of life. This is what Singaporeans need to learn.
• Devil1976

  3 Jul 06, 13:34

  Originally posted by dakkon_blackblade:

  You're quite right there. I saw how people in the UK and some over here drink and it seems to me that their purpose was just to get as drunk as possible in the shortest possible time. It's rather different in other parts of Europe where drinking is regarded as a means of socialising and enjoyment of life. This is what Singaporeans need to learn.

  That's because Singapore's night scene is restricted in too many ways... So DRINKING is one of the easiest access way to get HIGH and yet LEGAL... "
• laurence82

  3 Jul 06, 13:37

  get high from drinking?
  
  i rather have sex
  
  
  
  ok lar, for me i think must enjoy the beer
  
  some more alcohol in Singapore so expensive, if they got too much money, can pass some to me, i can spend it better