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Short of a full blood transfusion, you can't.

Alcohol is absorbed into your bloodstream, crosses into almost all interstitial fluid compartments around the body and is slowly broken down by the liver, excreted by the kidneys, sweated out or expired with breath. So unless you wait (approximately 1 hour per standard drink) or have the money for several complete blood transfusions, you are simply going to have to wait.

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3.88%, according to http://www.montclair.edu/caps/alcoholindrinks.pdf. Therefore 12 oz. bud light = .4656 oz alcohol, etc.

They don't make 30 packs

They do in Missouri

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No. They are usually CLEARLY marked "Pilsener", they are also usually German beers.

Budweiser is considered a Pilsener beer. Bud Lite is just a watered down version.

Hello, I have sold several of these from $75.00 to $150.00.

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If you mean the person who does the voice over for all Budweiser ads, it is George Clooney. He also does the voice over for all Sprint ads.

12 U.S. fluid ounces (355 ml)

As a fellow Mainer, I felt obligated to answer this question as we have and continue to follow Ricky Craven's career. He did indeed drive the #25 Budweiser car for Hendrick Motorsports in the late 1990s (1997/1998). Ken Schrader, Bill Elliot and Wally Dallenbach have also worn the Budweiser red and white in recent years.

Can't be much. I have a couple of unopened cases of the stuff, and several of the large glass magnums still in the box(es).

Dale Jr. wanted to keep the #8 when he made his move to Hendrick Motorsports in 2008, but his former team owner wouldn't allow it. Junior originally drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI), who was owned by Junior's stepmother Teresa Earnhardt. She refused to release the #8, so Junior chose #88.

Kasey Kahne drove the #9 Budweiser Ford in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series from 2008 to October 16, 2010. Dale Earnhardt Jr. was the full time driver of the #8 Budweiser Chevrolet from 2000-2007.

Back in the mid to late '80s and into the '90s, Bill Elliott did drive the Budweiser car. It was a Ford Thunderbird and it was #11.

Bill Elliott ended his time with Melling and the #9 car in 1991 and started with Junior Johnson in the number 11 Budweiser car in 1992. He then opened the sponsorship in the McDonald's car #11 while with Jr.Johnson.

1992/1993/1994 Bill Elliott drove Ford Thunderbird Sponsored by Budweiser

other sponsors years.

2004-2006 Various including but not limited to: McDonald's, Visteon, Stanley Tools, Auto Value Parts & Coors (Part Time Driver)

2001-2003 Dodge

1995-2000 McDonald's

1984-1991 Coors

1976-1983 Melling

99 so says the new commercials

Beer in fat = 0 + 0

Depending on the soda, a 16-oz can contains 140-200 calories.

It can, if they dont eat. a diabetic can consume alcohol but they must be careful. If a diabetic (I am a 17 year old diabetic) consumes alcohol, there glucose/blood sugar levels will drop. It's almost like insulin. The most alcohol a diabetic should consume is one or two beers. They should also eat something with carbohydrates so that there blood sugar level doesn't drop. If your going to have hard liquor, go easy. Take a few sips of a friends drink. Don't have much. And never, never, never, get yourself drunk. When you are drunk you wont know if your glucose level is low or high. It would probably go low and you would pass out. If every one else is intoxicated they probably can't help you. They probably wouldn't even know. If you going to a party, go easy. Stay sober. Bring a friend who will stay sober with you. It's also a good thing to have someone sober...encase things get out of hand. Hope this helped. :)

It's called "Here's to the Horses" by the Irish Rovers, it was track 10 on the album "The Rovers" released in 1980. It was also released in 1981 by Johnny Russell, and previously by Mack Vickery in 1977.

Los Campesinos (from Wales). Song is "You, Me, Dancing".

98 cents where i used to live which was in a little town in Texas

There where two Budweiser super bowl commercials: 1."Puppy Love" features the song Let Her Go by Passenger; & 2."A Hero's Welcome" features Coming Home Pt. II by Skylar Grey

No. They are owned by a Belgian conglomerate

Immediately before fermentation.