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well thursday was my return to philly, and I drank whatever was in front of me, yeager bombs (6 in 30 minutes), jack (i get viloent when i drink that with yeager), miller light (they make fun of me for that in the south), and a few car bombs ... needless to say i couldnt speak english by the end of the night, but I was finishing a bulking cycle so to hell with it hahaha.

Now, i'm cutting so no alchohol for a while ... but I might hit up the phenibut for that little edge when I go out ... just cant mix it with ec stack, puked for hours last time i did that.

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I just stick with the precious H20. Not an alocoholic here.

Well when I go out, my plan is to just get 1-2 rounds of rum and diet coke. However those 1-2 rounds will be obliterated when the girls free drinks start pouring in like the last few weeks. Then I just get a cup of water and throw the water on the floor and pour in all kinds of sh**, I mean whatever is free and is on the table goes in that sucker. A total recipe for disaster.

Tonight though I need to keep it under control as some unsavory frineds of a friend are coming and I don't want to end up fighting them so I need to stay just on the endge of sober so I don't do anything stupid.

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It's funny. When I was in the Marines I was a total lush. I could put a 18 pack down in a night. From the second I got back from Iraq until now, I haven't touched a drop. I actually haven't thought about it until I read this thread. To show you how bad Marines are, this is a typical night out...
Friday night, just got paid. Headed up to Irvine Spectrum in CA. 7:00 pm, five marines stuffed in my car. Sitting in a parking lot in front of a liquer store with 2 bottles of Southern Comfort chugging away. We always started a night off like this because there was always a cheap special on So' Co' and this way we had a decent buzz before we walked into the bar. It saves us alot of drinking money buying drinks all night. So instead of buying $50 worth of drinks/shots throughout the night, we'd have a few beers in our hands just for show and we'd just be sipping on them. The funny part is after all that booze, we'd be totally fine. Never been an incident outside of fighting every other night. When I got out of the Corps, never gave it another thought. One would think that it is probably attributed to what we did for a living, but who knows...

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Which reminds me, to add to my lush story. Even in Iraq, after we were done fighting, we still got our hands on whiskey! I was in Al Deywaniya living in an burnt out bank. Iraqi kids would come near our constantia (sp) wire and ask if we wanted whiskey for $20. It tasted like absolute S*#@ but it got the job done!

Mostly vodka in the winter and beer in the summer. Of course I do make exceptions depending on what's laying around the house.

Life has made it virtually impossible for me to consume alochol of any kind so I just stick with Diet Rock Stars. :eek:

Are you talking about the one made by Rc cola Dr.X? That drink is the shiznet, it gets me so hyped up that I run around the house like 20 times.

I'm not sure if they are made by RC. I think they are there own brand but I love those things. I buy them by they case. As a back up Lo-Carb Monsters are great too.

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I actually have been trying to quit for personal reasons but on days when I want to rip someones head off and shit down their necks, I grab the bottle of chilled jose cuervo for a couple of shots.

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