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munn wrote:
> Although teh caffiene keep syou awake, your head spins and it feels
> like you've had about 200 pints.
>
> Unless that's the effect you're aiming for, of course.
Or you've actually had 200 pints.
> Although teh caffiene keep syou awake, your head spins and it feels
> like you've had about 200 pints.
>
> Unless that's the effect you're aiming for, of course.
Or you've actually had 200 pints.
Well, whatever you do, don't alternate between beer and coke w/jack daniels.
(I don't mean a glass of one, then the other, I mean a gulp of beer a gulp of coke and jack/d)
Although teh caffiene keep syou awake, your head spins and it feels like you've had about 200 pints.
Unless that's the effect you're aiming for, of course.
(I don't mean a glass of one, then the other, I mean a gulp of beer a gulp of coke and jack/d)
Although teh caffiene keep syou awake, your head spins and it feels like you've had about 200 pints.
Unless that's the effect you're aiming for, of course.
Graham Duck wrote:
> Does anyone remember having drinking pep-talks back in high school?
>
> They used to tell us that having beer, then coffee to sharpen
> yourself up a bit afterwards, wouldn't work.
>
> Supposedly the stimulants in the coffee, instead of stimulating you,
> would stimulate the depressant effect of the alcohol.
>
>
> I always thought it sounded a bit hokey myself, but I never did get
> round to trying to get shaky on caffeine, then try to 'depress the
> stimulant' with alcohol.
Couldn't you have it the other way round? Coffee first, then alcohol?
> Does anyone remember having drinking pep-talks back in high school?
>
> They used to tell us that having beer, then coffee to sharpen
> yourself up a bit afterwards, wouldn't work.
>
> Supposedly the stimulants in the coffee, instead of stimulating you,
> would stimulate the depressant effect of the alcohol.
>
>
> I always thought it sounded a bit hokey myself, but I never did get
> round to trying to get shaky on caffeine, then try to 'depress the
> stimulant' with alcohol.
Couldn't you have it the other way round? Coffee first, then alcohol?
I think it was more the way this one was being marketted.
Bah, people have been making alcohol drinks with taurine and guarana for years, both are probably equally as potent as caffiene.
Oooh, a beer with a sweet and fruity taste?
Yay, now I can go to parties and mask the fact that I much prefer girl's drinks to beer.
On a related note, at my 6th Form 'prom' yesterday (great night), I discovered the joys of Vodka + Red Bull...shame it cost four pounds bloody fifty!
Yay, now I can go to parties and mask the fact that I much prefer girl's drinks to beer.
On a related note, at my 6th Form 'prom' yesterday (great night), I discovered the joys of Vodka + Red Bull...shame it cost four pounds bloody fifty!
Does anyone remember having drinking pep-talks back in high school?
They used to tell us that having beer, then coffee to sharpen yourself up a bit afterwards, wouldn't work.
Supposedly the stimulants in the coffee, instead of stimulating you, would stimulate the depressant effect of the alcohol.
I always thought it sounded a bit hokey myself, but I never did get round to trying to get shaky on caffeine, then try to 'depress the stimulant' with alcohol.
They used to tell us that having beer, then coffee to sharpen yourself up a bit afterwards, wouldn't work.
Supposedly the stimulants in the coffee, instead of stimulating you, would stimulate the depressant effect of the alcohol.
I always thought it sounded a bit hokey myself, but I never did get round to trying to get shaky on caffeine, then try to 'depress the stimulant' with alcohol.
Mmm... caffiene...
'BE, which stands for Beer with Extra, is being marketed at people aged 18 to 34 who like to drink in bars and clubs. '
Rola Cola and White Lightning?
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