How much drink can you handle?

[Bereta_Eder]

even if this is true, which is not, the result is the same.

[Serb]

Originally posted by paiktis22
But as far as I know there is not drinking of beer and vodka together.

maybe I should try it...!

You should try it. It's absolutely kick-ass combination.
(On Russian it called "yorsh"- a little fish with spikes).

Take a litter or two of light beer and add a bottle of vodka. Drink it as you usally drink beer. When you'll be out of this mix ->start to drink pure vodka-> fell on floor insensitive -> wake up next morning with horrible pain in head-> drink some light beer -> feel how life return to your body. Repeat the proccess. (Just kidding, don't do this or soon you'll become an alcoholic.)

[Pekka]

Thanks for the tip Serb, i can't believe i haven't tried that, since i enjoy vodka very much. I've always wanted to drink vodka with a russian guy and get wasted . Like with some russian drinking traditions or something, it'd be awesome.

[Serb]

Pekka,
I can guaranty you a really horrible pain in head on next morning. So, think twice before drink it. And if you still decide to try it, first mix big quantity of beer with small quantity of vodka.

[frostycreep]

I was always told that mixing drinks such as spirits and beer did incredible damage to your body. Is this true? Or is it something parents just tell there kids to stop them drinking?

[VetLegion]

its not true. it only makes you more drunk with less alcohol

btw anyone seen the movie Ana Karenina? The officers there play a nice drinking game. We played it once, one of my worst drunk nights ever.

[Bereta_Eder]

Serb, ok I'll try beer and vodka but not in the way you said it

[Solly]

Originally posted by VetLegion
its not true. it only makes you more drunk with less alcohol

Why do people have such illogical ideas about alcohol?

If you drink 100mls/10 units of alcohol, it doesn't matter if those 10 units come by 10 units of alcohol in beer, 10units in wine, or by 5 from each.

[Caligastia]

When you get older and (hopefully) mature, you discover that its more enjoyable to drink in moderation rather than push yourself to the limits of intoxication.

I would much rather avoid a hangover by getting a pleasant buzz going for a few hours than get stupid drunk and have a raging headache the next day.

[Solly]

Originally posted by Caligastia
When you get older and (hopefully) mature, you discover that its more enjoyable to drink in moderation rather than push yourself to the limits of intoxication.

I would much rather avoid a hangover by getting a pleasant buzz going for a few hours than get stupid drunk and have a raging headache the next day.

You don't necessarily need to be old or mature to realise this...

[Boris Godunov]

I had a Boddington's for the first time this Saturday. Found it to be a little bland, actually. I was much happier going back to Guinness.

[Kropotkin]

a 70 cl bottle of vodka during a couple of hours, easily. Don't do that very often nowadays though. It's often quite pointless.

[Boris Godunov]

The best buzz is the one you get after having a great meal, and during it you have had 2-4 glasses of red wine. The sated, warm feeling just can't be beat.

[Solly]

Originally posted by Kropotkin
a 70 cl bottle of vodka during a couple of hours, easily. Don't do that very often nowadays though. It's often quite pointless.

A 35cl-er is a more productive amount.

[Caligastia]

Originally posted by Boddington's


You don't necessarily need to be old or mature to realise this...

True, but many people like the starter of this thread dont realise this till theyre older.