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>>19829369
>dope nod from oxy
that doesn't last long unless you chase the dragon real hard.

>>14829589
well if you're drinking every day i'd strongly recommend tapering, so lets say you drink 5 shots a day, the next few days drink only 4 shots, the 3 etc. The lack of alcohol makes your body feel shitty but that is actually the easy part to get over, it's getting your mind used to being sober that is the hard part. Distraction is key, exercise really helps because it boosts your endorphins and tires you out enough to sleep. I'd also recommend some imodium for the diarrhea and some melatonin to help you sleep but just a warning melatonin + detoxing can give you some wild ass dreams

>>14681841
>first hangover..
BS 11yo don't get hangovers, you wake up feeling great actually.
t. started drinking at 11 and heavily enough to puke and pass out by 13 but didn't get a hangover til my 20s, same for my friends

>>12322083
well the first problem is you waited till 20yo (how?) i had sips since 7 or 8yo and actually "drank" by 11yo, by 13 i was going to the weekly kegger with the highschool kids, by 18 i was full blown alky drinking a handle every 2 days and by 21 (American legal age) i never wanted to drink again. i might sip some whiskey once and awhile but drinking is for the young when your body can cope and you need to cope with crazy childhood transitions and stress but by the time you're in your 20s you should be over it and have a grip

I'm looking for peated sherry whiskies to drop some money on. Due to lack of funds, should I get the Ardbeg Uigedail first or the Bowmore 18? Both are around the same price point where I'm from