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Originally Posted by sortie
No, it takes a young punk who has not drank for 25 years to know that different
booze will react different with different people.
That's why I can drink all night while watching young idiots fall flat on their face.
They think it's all the same. HAHAHA!
You'll find out after a few nights in jail that certain drinks are not going to work for you;
or you'll wind up in the gutter wondering why you became a drunk while your drinking
buddy who actually drank more didn't.
You'll learn.
Good luck idiot.
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This is incorrect. Ethanol is ethanol. It's more likely that your buddy ate a lot more, had a better chemistry that day (no residual painkillers, cold and flu medicine etc) wasn't fighting off infection, less tired and run down etc. Either that or other additives to the alcohol affected things, ie a higher sugar content or sugar type (maltose in beer) had an pre-disposed effect on ADHD, diabetes/any kind of sugar related condition or effects from sulfur other additives etc. The difference might be seen between say, rum and whiskey, or whiskey and beer.. but not generally between two types of the same distilling process.