The speed at which a person gets drunk depends on several factors, including body weight, metabolism, the type and amount of alcohol consumed, and whether they've eaten beforehand. Alcohol is absorbed more quickly on an empty stomach, leading to faster intoxication. Additionally, individual differences in genetics and tolerance levels can influence how alcohol affects a person. Lastly, the rate of consumption plays a significant role; drinking quickly can lead to faster intoxication.
By not drinking, that is a good and safe way of not getting drunk.
get the girl drunk and do her
A harder or faster pulse.
Climate and the type of rock
I have no idea
How fast the magma or lava cooled. How fast the rock cooled
About as fast as on any other drink. Drunkenness is a function of how much alcohol you drink over a short time, not the way drinks are mixed. Alcohol is alcohol.
It depends on the weight of the individual and how fast it is consumed.
yes i think so
Viscosity of the liquid
The processor speed determines how fast a program runs. The more clockspeed a CPU has the faster it reads the instructions.
Yes because of how fast you are drinking. if you could drink a beers in 3 seconds without it you would get just as drunk