tried that one already, it has a maximum wordlength of 3 characters for the unregistered version, and the crack i found doesn't work.
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tried that one already, it has a maximum wordlength of 3 characters for the unregistered version, and the crack i found doesn't work.
Jackass Penguin
Will you stfu by 2056?Originally Posted by Cheezymadman
Jackass Penguin
Good pointYou weren't drunk drunk, but you did have one beer.
And, well, you and alcohol!
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That's funny. Alcohol is meant to impair sleep. Yet I sleep pretty good on it too.I don't think I have ever posted drunk...
Would be cool though. Well, I'd probably fall asleep
After a few beers I sleep better than I ever have.
Cunt
Ahahahahahaha ^__^
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Say it with me:
Hahaha. What a fat fuck.
Jackass Penguin
Alcohol is a depressant...it enhances sleep, not impairs it.
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It's also supposed to be a depressant. Most people don't feel depressed from it at all.
Evil Republican FPS gamer
It's weird, I have never got drunk.
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*picks up Sprung by collar and puts him in drawer, then slams it shut*
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Jackass Penguin
I have only been "drunk" once...and man I was drunk...It's weird, I have never got drunk.
Otherwise, I've only had a buzz.
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*puts rape kit away*It's weird, I have never got drunk.
Some other day... I mean, hiya!
Jackass Penguin
I was ready for you.
Alcohol is a depressant that slows brain activity down. While one or two drinks makes most people feel relaxed, more alcohol may cause feelings of anxiety, depression, and often aggression. Alcohol’s first effect as it reaches the outer brain is to distort your judgement and lower you inhibition, while producing euphoria (a sense of pleasure). As you consume more alcohol, and it reaches the cerebellum, your coordination and perception are affected, and you can have memory blackouts. As the alcohol reaches your mid-brain, reflexes diminish, you experience confusion, stupor, and may lapse into a coma. Once the alcohol finally reaches the medulla, or inner core of the brain, your heart rate drops and breathing ceases, resulting in death. Research suggests that continued alcohol use can cause depression. Alcohol robs brain cells of water and glucose, the brain’s food, contributing to a hangover the next day.
Evil Republican FPS gamer
I never have been drunk, but whenever I'm drinking I feel more hyper instead of crying or sleeping.It's also supposed to be a depressant. Most people don't feel depressed from it at all.
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