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-Whiteroom- wrote:

yup, and its not like a, I drank from a dirty can and got sick hours later from food poisoning, its a holy fuck from sober to black out quick, now I'm in the hospital...

Food poisoning happens in minutes, alcohol poisoning less than that.

You guys beleive whatever you want to believe, in the meantime try thinking of some reasons why someone would want to spike your drink and what they would use.

Its a big fat urban myth.

for fun

erm because there are more cunts out at NYE? dil i've known plenty of people - myself included that have gone from ok ok ok to puking cant remember in the space of one unattended drink and 5 minutes

Dilbert_X wrote:

FatherTed wrote:

erm because there are more cunts out at NYE? dil i've known plenty of people - myself included that have gone from ok ok ok to puking cant remember in the space of one unattended drink and 5 minutes

Anyone seen someone spike a drink?

If its happening all the time you'd expect to see it now and then.

I think its that there are more amateur drinkers out drinking too fast on NYE.

takes what, half a scond to tip something into a drink left alone for a few minutes? and pretty please don't call me an amateur drinker

umm what the hell dilbert. i have consumed a metric fucktonne of alcohol during my short life and i have a pretty damn good understanding of how my body tolerates alcohol. blacking out and puking in a bar toilet after 3 beers is not something that happens if "the alcohol in the blood peaks higher" or a symptom of food poisoning. i am pretty sure most people are able to tell when they have been drinking too much or when they've been drinking enhanced stuff. If some weird people want to lie about that, then it's a completely unrelated case.

Your posts in this thread just make me think you aren't exactly an expert on the field of alcohol beverages.

Like I said, simple food poisoning is just as likely as acute alcohol poisoning, some days your body just isn't the mood to be processing poison either.

So again, what would people be spiking drinks with which happens to produce the exact same symptoms as the above?

If people were trying to be funny you'd think they'd be using LSD or rhohypnol or whatever, not some carefully engineered biotoxin.

Dilbert_X wrote:

FatherTed wrote:

takes what, half a scond to tip something into a drink left alone for a few minutes?

So? Ever heard of anyone getting seen or caught?

I haven't, and the various studies of people rolling into hopsital casualties swearing blind they've been poisoned have just proved they've drunk themselves into a toxic state.

Yes, it happens commonly in Whistler, or it used to.

is this some kind of a stupid troll act you are trying to pull here

DUnlimited wrote:

is this some kind of a stupid troll act you are trying to pull here

Anyone got a scrap of evidence apart from they know someone who had a bad night out and all the symptoms of drinking too much?

I can wait.

In the meantime:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-term … of_alcohol

Euphoria (BAC = 0.03 to 0.12%)
Overall improvement in mood and possible euphoria                 
Increased self-confidence
Increased sociability
Shortened attention span
Flushed appearance
Impaired judgment
Impaired fine muscle coordination


Lethargy (BAC = 0.09 to 0.25%)
Sedation
Impaired memory and comprehension
Delayed reactions
Ataxia; balance difficulty; unbalanced walk
Blurred vision; other senses may be impaired

Confusion (BAC = 0.18 to 0.30%)
Profound confusion
Emotional lability
Impaired senses
Analgesia
Increased ataxia; impaired speech; staggering
Dizziness often associated with nausea ("the spins")
Vomiting (emesis)

Stupor (BAC = 0.25 to 0.40%)
Severe ataxia
Lapses in and out of consciousness
Unconsciousness
Anterograde amnesia
Vomiting (death may occur due to inhalation of vomit (pulmonary aspiration) while unconscious)
Respiratory depression (potentially life-threatening)
Decreased heart rate
Urinary incontinence

Coma (BAC = 0.35 to 0.50%)
Unconsciousness (coma)
Depressed reflexes (i.e., pupils do not respond appropriately to changes in light)
Marked and life-threatening respiratory depression
Markedly decreased heart rate
Most deaths from alcohol poisoning are caused by dosage levels in this range.

DUnlimited wrote:

DUnlimited wrote:

i have consumed a metric fucktonne of alcohol during my short life and i have a pretty damn good understanding of how my body tolerates alcohol. blacking out and puking in a bar toilet after 3 beers is not something that happens if "the alcohol in the blood peaks higher"

which part did you not understand?

The part where you think thats proof your drink was spiked.

Of course.