Ever Take A Drink Of Liqour First Thing In The Morning And It Come Back Up?

[Lucid_Lunatic]

I hate that sh!t. I don't know if my stomach is just trying to reject it or what, but at least 3 out of 7 days a week when I take a shot, (I should probablly add, that my shots are just turning up the bottle and knocking a couple of silver dollar sized bubbles in it) it comes right back up within' 60 seconds. Doesn't make me sick, just feels like I'm belching. I don't drink liqour through the day, just a few drinks in the morning to kind of get me started because it was taking too long for beer.

My buddy said it would help if I ate first, but that's just out of the question. I honestly can't remember the last time I ate through the day. I always wait til the evening beofre I eat anything, usually when I'm done for the day. If I eat, the booze never makes me feel right. I end up drinking and drinking until I'm just full and sick.

[ImmortalSix]

I don't know if you want help or not, but I have to assume that you know that this reaction, biologically speaking, is your body's way of saying "F THAT!"

[jeremy]

that doesnt sound good. you should probably put something in your belly before booze. suck down one of your natty lights then hit the bottle.

really you should eat a healthy well balanced breakfast and not start your day with liquor but you know that already and i aint your momma

[trevorus]

I start my day with some strong coffee and a Clif bar most days. Vitamins and some caffeine to get me going, and I save the drinking for the evening. I usually only have one at home. I'll drink more when I am hanging out with friends, but I just can't do it in the morning.

[Evan Skopp]

Reminds me of an old joke. Man walks in to the doctor's office and says, "Doc, every time I stand on my left foot and put my head back and close one eye and hold my breath while clenching my abdominal muscles I get this really sharp pain that shoots through my whole body. What should I do?"

The doc replies, "Don't do that."

[innerdreamrecords.co]

My stepfather was an alcoholic, 6 beers by noon then a quart of vodka for the rest of the day. He was dead by 52, after two heart attacks, he also smoked a lot. That's your future if you keep keepin on - better get done what you want now.

[Tor]

If you don't wanna hear "quit drinking that much, man", I have nothing to contribute here... Hope you'll get it sorted for the benefit of yourself anyway.

edit: seriously, have you gotten a check on your liver or something?

[Redmist]

I'm just waiting for the day when you turn into a health freak.

[DankStar]

don't drink until afternoon when you've had 2 squares in ya. problem solved.

[bluesbend]

That's some serious sh!t man.
Things won't be the same around here without you Lucid.

[misterwhizzy]

Things won't be the same around here without you Lucid.

Well, it's either Lucid Lunatic or Sober Lunatic. Take your pick.

[The Dali]

Can you really call yourself "Lucid" if yer' all liquored up all the time?

[Gearjoneser]

It means I'm not buying your mental illness/can't work for an entire adult lifetime, but have no problem fishing story.
hahaha

It also means I want all the money I sent the IRS back.

[astrozombie]

No. However I did do a shot of some Johnny Walker first thing in the morning once, and felt something odd. I felt this weird chill sensation, as the drink went down my throat and into my body. i felt when it went down, and eventually rested in my stomach. hasn't happened since though.

[texasguitarslinger]

You're not long for this world...

[ex-250]

that tends to happen with me just doing shots at anytime lately. from puking too much as a young'un, ****ed up my gag reflex. well...from puking and then swallowing it back down because i didnt wanna **** up a friend of mine's room. thats the time that really messed everything up. ah to be young again. haha

[Lucid_Lunatic]

It also means I want all the money I sent the IRS back.

I actually paid in almost as much in taxes for last year since I've been working as I had drawn in 6 years while doctors wouldn't release me to work. (That's county sales, state and federal combined, not just IRS) I'm not complaining a bit. When I needed it, it was there, now it's my turn to pay it back.

[Lucid_Lunatic]

He was dead by 52, after two heart attacks, he also smoked a lot. That's your future if you keep keepin on - better get done what you want now.

You're not long for this world...

I wouldn't say that. I'm here how ever long I'm gonna be here. As for family history, my grandpa drank more than I ever thought about and smoked just as much as I do. He died a couple years ago 3 weeks short of his 94th birthday.

[innerdreamrecords.co]

As for family history, my grandpa drank more than I ever thought about and smoked just as much as I do. He died a couple years ago 3 weeks short of his 94th birthday.

Russian Roulette. My best friend just got done with throat cancer treatment from smoking and drinking. He was 52 also. He lost his saliva glands from the radiation treatment, he has to chew special gum and bring water everywhere he goes, he also is extremely limited to what he can eat.

Maybe you'll be lucky and either die quickly or live to be your grandfathers age. Maybe not...

You know the risks.

I still smoke a bit and have battled addictions. I know the drill.

[Fusion1]

I wouldn't take the chance continuing on drinking that way. Trade your drinks in for Whey Protein shakes.