Yes - that is commonly referred to as a "blackout."
This depends on many factors. It depends on how much a person weighs, how fast the drunk the drink, and if they ate before or while they were drinking.
you might get drunk
Yes, or course it is. While drunk, a person does not have full control over their own bodies, let alone trying to safely operate a vehicle, too. yes, the person who wrote that is VERY correct. So don't drink and drive! -anonymous-
You may have a hangover while your body tries to get the alcohol out of your system. Drink more water.
yes, getting drunk will help the healing process of this drug
you can run him over because hes drunk he wont care
no- not really. Food slows the rate of absorption so you won't get drunk quite so fast, but if drink heavily you will surely still become intoxicated no matter how much food you eat before or while you drink.
Eat a Match then drink some apple juice next be sure to taske a bath ~ Best answer chosen by voter's
It depends on your size or weight, the bigger you are, the more beer you can drink while remaining sober.
It varies greatly depending on individual drinking habits. Some people may never get drunk while others may do so many times. It's important to drink responsibly and be mindful of one's alcohol consumption to avoid negative consequences.
No you are still fertile while drunk.
The correct phrase is "we have not drunk in a long time." "Drank" is the simple past tense of "drink," while "drunk" is the past participle, which is used with auxiliary verbs like "have."