MedicinalUser247
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Well... I didn't do too much today because I'm still hungover. I just hope I didn't say anything I shouldn't have yesterday. Did I ?
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Yuck, Hungover still.
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foodcrisis
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ask some people a question like this and they'll make stuff up at your expense saying you said some dumb shit and didn't... how some people are..
if you said something stupid, you'd probably've gotten a response in your messages though for real...
since this is health and recovery section of the site and not the lounge, i'll say: try not to drink so much you get a hang over. lol.. if you don't remember anything, it can't be that good of a time either cause there's no memory of it.
if you said something stupid, you'd probably've gotten a response in your messages though for real...
since this is health and recovery section of the site and not the lounge, i'll say: try not to drink so much you get a hang over. lol.. if you don't remember anything, it can't be that good of a time either cause there's no memory of it.
MedicinalUser247
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Augh.. That Isopropyl Alcohol always gets you more hungover than regular Alcohol.
Dude, I thought you were joking. Are you seriously drinking that shit?
Stop doing that.
ageingpartyfiend
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also hoping he's joking
Man, if you are seriously at a point where you feel the need to drink that stuff, please PM me.
Ethanol is ultimately metabolized into non-toxic acetate, it's only the intermediate metabolite acetaldehyde that is somewhat toxic and accounts for hangovers.
But isopropyl alcohol is metabolized by the liver directly into acetone. Acetone is immensely toxic, and every shot you take of IPA is effectively like drinking a shot of acetone. This will cause immediate, irreparable organ damage and eventually death.