How many times a month do you drink alcohol?
 

how many times a month do you drink alcohol? and when are you considered an alcoholic?

I drink either 30, 31, 28, or the occasional 29 days a month. depends how much you drink that you could be an alcoholic. One beer or a glass a wine each day is a good thing:2 cents:

depends on the current event.. I'm not really sure when you are considered an alcoholic nor do I know how its spelled

Usually 3x a week i'll have a couple of drinks. Just depends what is going on.

that would be a big fat zero for me. -bmb

virgins don't wonder if they are pregnant. $.02

0

Haven't had a drink in three years. Feel like a million dollars.

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20 days alcohol
10-20 days weed
2-10 days cocain

Thats how my shedule looks like..

I've gone from a few times a week a few years ago down to almost zero now. I have a beer every couple of months now.

usually 1-2 times a month. However,if I get in the mood it could be up to 7 consecutive days.

alcohol sucks :)

once a month

around 8- 10 times a month, thats all

I don't drink! :)

Depending on the month it can vary from 15 to 25, so average 20 days... many of which involve a beer with dinner, followed by a couple afterward, or a nightcap before going to bed.

Ony 1 or 2 times per month and thats only at dinner :winkwink:

Ive drank almost every weekend since I was 16

friday and saturday nights

most weekends, though usually not much.

I am gonna have to plead the 5th on this one.

Usually zero.
Once in a blue moon I'll pick up a pack of beer and have one every few days or so until they're so old I throw the remainder away.

Shhhhhhhhhh, *hick*

once a month -- not even sometimes! heh :winkwink:

Alcoholic -- those who drink alcohol everyday more than the acceptable amount. :(

Being an alcoholic is not related with how often or how much you drink. It is related with the NEED !

If you drink a little everyday but you don't feel the need and are able to not drink for several days if you decide to, then you're not an alcoholic.... If you drink once a week but NEED it, then you have a problem...

less than once per month

I don't recall...

I drink a Big beer a day and more on the weekend. A big beer here is what you call a 40 in the states.

V

Does 2 beers in one day count as 1 time or 2 in this poll?

2-3 times a month

only on weekends so..8 days.
and, if there's a 3 day show in a given month then 12..

I would think you're considered a alcoholic if you can't let one day go by without drinking a beer..

on weekends if i go out or have friends over

too much

Haven't had a drop of alcohol in a few years. Don't miss it one bit!

Usually 2 times a week

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That's the way I've always seen it, but really I don't think it matters to your liver either way.

That said, I'm usually out partying every night or every second night... way too much, but I'm still young so fuck it. :thumbsup

usually once or twice a week. Always social, i never drink alone.

4 times a month........I have cut way back

generally have wine with dinner every day:thumbsup

3 or 4 times a month.
about the same for 420.

Depends on what kind of month I'm having

depends on the month, but I'd say 28 to 31 times a month.

Rarely.
Last time I had any alcohol to drink was during Costa Rica bash and even then I had like 4 alcohol drinks during entire event.

I cook with it often though.

I haven't had alcohol in over 3 years. No, not because I'm a recovering alcoholic. Just because I don't care for drinking much.

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2-3 times a week. Sometimes more in the summer LOL

I am hammered usally 1-3 times a month and prolly drink 4-8 times a month depending on what going on in my life.

Probably depends more on how much you drink and what you are drinking. To me there is a big difference between a couple glasses of wine with dinner and drinking hard liquor. Also the "need" factor as someone mentioned already and does the drinking have a negative effect on your overall life.

every day

No alcohol at all for the last 2 months :)

A.A. is for quiters