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If you keep drinking after you're drunk, you get [[alcohol poisoning]]. | If you keep drinking after you're drunk, you get [[alcohol poisoning]]. | ||
| − | If you are drunk often, you may be an [[alcoholic]]. | + | If you are drunk often, you may be an [[alcoholic]] or an active member of [[TKE]]. |
Drunkenness is measured by a persons [[Blood Alcohol Content]] (BAC). The legal limit in Illinois is .08 and death usually occurs between .35 and .40. | Drunkenness is measured by a persons [[Blood Alcohol Content]] (BAC). The legal limit in Illinois is .08 and death usually occurs between .35 and .40. | ||
[[Category:Drinking]] | [[Category:Drinking]] | ||
Revision as of 11:06, 25 May 2007
When you drink a lot of alcohol, you get drunk.
If you keep drinking after you're drunk, you get alcohol poisoning.
If you are drunk often, you may be an alcoholic or an active member of TKE.
Drunkenness is measured by a persons Blood Alcohol Content (BAC). The legal limit in Illinois is .08 and death usually occurs between .35 and .40.
