It depends on your degree of tolerance for the drug. A naïve drinker will be pretty sloshed after three or four drinks. An alcoholic with a developing tolerance for alcohol may take several more. Then, as liver function begins to decline, the alkie's tolerance will again drop and it will no longer require as much.
That depends on the size and weight of the lady, how rapidly she drinks them, whether or not she has developed a tolerance for alcohol, and your definition of "drunk." The average person would be above the legal limit to drive in about two to three drinks taken over one hour.
Depends on the units of alcohol in the drink, and also the quantity.
Many factors are involved in this and some of them are not only your weight, but gender, and what foods you have eaten. Men and women metabolize liquor differently and if you have a proteins recently will make a difference. I suggest you not try this since it is not worth it. The aftermath is far worse than what you can imagine.
It's different for everyone. A person who does not drink much or has a low tolerance for alcohol might drink two and be affected, but someone who drinks a lot or has a high tolerance might drink many more.
It varies, depending on the size of your drinks.
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How many minutes it takes for someone to pass out drunk depends on how much they drank.
Cassio has no head for liquor; it doesn't take much to get him drunk. He knows it and Iago knows it too. Nevertheless Iago is able to persuade him to drink more than he ought.
There are many places where you can buy liquor to take home in San Antonio. These places are called liquor stores. Try Pig Liquors located on South Saint Mary's Street and Twin Liquors on Highway 281.
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You go to the sheriff's office or Police Station. You should call to find out which one. Take identification and birth certificate if you are only 21 to 25. If the state you live in requires you of other training before you can serve alcohol, you should take those training and afterwards, take an exam (but that is only applicable to some states)