Your body will digest and process about 1 beer an hour. So it's not like he's going to have a full 48 beers in him at once.

 

lots of peeing.

 

really.. :slap:

that's my point exactly. assuming you spread it out over 24 hours..
after 1 hr.. 1 beer out, 1 queued
2 hrs.. 2 beers out, 2 queued
3 hrs.. 3 beers out, 3 queued
4 hrs, 4 beers out, 4 queued
5 hrs, 5 beers out, 5 queued
6 hrs, 6 beers out, 6 queued
...

so, after hour #12, you have 12 beers in your system, and after hour #24, you have 24 beers in your system, and that sounds doable? not to me.

 

No, please draw it for me. :fawk:

 

Let's say I drank 50 beers. In a 20 hour period.... Lets do the BAC math from a chart on health.org.

10 beers @ 160 lbs. = .23 (.08 legal in MD)
Times that by 5 = 50 beers = 1.15
Now minus one drink an hour, which is = .02
Multipuly that by 20 = .40

thats a BAC of .75, which is still wayyyyyyyy over the limit.

 

a BAC calculator will put someone weighing 200lbs, who drank 48 beers, over a 24 hour period, with a BAC level of about .50. that is comatose. of course, who knows how accurate this calculators are, but even at half that, you're in serious shit.

 

i have a stella beside me now :rick:

 

No beer here

 

do 7-11s in the US sell alcohol?

 

3.2 here. it varies state to state.