Bagel and cream chz is a part of my hangover breakfast
- Michael Pachla

screwdrivers or bloody marys

Thank you sir!
- Sir Tindoom

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https://www.hockeybuzz.co...?thread_id=165479&page=62

Michael Dal Colle?
- homiedclown

Ah that's a good one. He played the full year in the AHL but the even strength primary points/60 numbers are nearly identical

https://www.scienceabc.com/eyeopeners/why-does-cheap-alcohol-give-you-a-worse-hangover-than-top-shelf-alcohol.html
- BeadyEyedDouche

I’ll dissect this for ya
It’s basically an opinion piece which no scientific data proving the hypothesis

“One of the main reasons why cheap alcoholic drinks (may) cause a very bad hangover”
*keyword is “may”


“Therefore, it’s highly likely that cheap alcoholic drinks have higher than usual amounts of trace alcohols, which often result in an unpleasant feeling and a raging hangover when consumed. (Note: different people have different reactions to these alcohols, as in, some people tolerate cheap booze better than others.)”

“Highly likely” NOT proven fact
“often” NOT always

And it’s even noted that “some people tolerate cheap booze better than others”
So like i said, metabolism (and body chemistry)


“regardless of whether you consume an expensive alcoholic drink or a cheap one, consuming any alcoholic beverage, especially in excess, can lead to an appalling hangover. And the root cause behind that is dehydration.”

*this IS scientifically PROVEN



I get what you’re saying
And what this article says sound reasonable...
But just bc it sounds good,
doesn’t make it true

A couple of friends of mine got so heated about this that they placed a $1,000 bet

And my one friend was able to site multiple (i think 4) scientific studies that said the same thing:
there’s no direct correlation to impurities in liquor and hangover effects in typical drinking
Bc for them to actually do so, you’d have to consume more liquor than the human body can handle to have enough of these impurities in your system to actually make a difference


No, i can’t site these studies
Don’t have the links for them
But I’ve seen them, and know it to be true

U can believe it or not sir, that’s up to you

I’ll dissect this for ya
It’s basically an opinion piece which no scientific data proving the hypothesis

“One of the main reasons why cheap alcoholic drinks (may) cause a very bad hangover”
*keyword is “may”


“Therefore, it’s highly likely that cheap alcoholic drinks have higher than usual amounts of trace alcohols, which often result in an unpleasant feeling and a raging hangover when consumed. (Note: different people have different reactions to these alcohols, as in, some people tolerate cheap booze better than others.)”

“Highly likely” NOT proven fact
“often” NOT always

And it’s even noted that “some people tolerate cheap booze better than others”
So like i said, metabolism (and body chemistry)


“regardless of whether you consume an expensive alcoholic drink or a cheap one, consuming any alcoholic beverage, especially in excess, can lead to an appalling hangover. And the root cause behind that is dehydration.”

*this IS scientifically PROVEN



I get what you’re saying
And what this article says sound reasonable...
But just bc it sounds good,
doesn’t make it true

A couple of friends of mine got so heated about this that they placed a $1,000 bet

And my one friend was able to site multiple (i think 4) scientific studies that said the same thing:
there’s no direct correlation to impurities in liquor and hangover effects in typical drinking
Bc for them to actually do so, you’d have to consume more liquor than the human body can handle to have enough of these impurities in your system to actually make a difference


No, i can’t site these studies
Don’t have the links for them
But I’ve seen them, and know it to be true

U can believe it or not sir, that’s up to you
- jdfitz77

I won’t read any of this.

I won’t read any of this.
- Der Kaiser

- homiedclown

He’s a bartender who repeatedly refers to shots as 1 oz.

I won’t read any of this.
- Der Kaiser

And i still don’t care what you think

He’s a bartender who repeatedly refers to shots as 1 oz.
- Der Kaiser

Shots are 1oz

I won’t read any of this.
- Der Kaiser

Ha

Shots are 1oz
- jdfitz77

1.5

Shots are 1oz
- jdfitz77

Beers are almost never 13 oz.

Beers are almost never 13 oz.
- Der Kaiser

They rarely are served in that size

He’s a bartender who repeatedly refers to shots as 1 oz.
- Der Kaiser

How many oz are in a shot glass?

Is a Shot 1 oz or 1.5 oz?
The accepted amount of liquor served in a shot glass in the U.S. is 1.5 ounces or 44 milliliters. Even though the government has never officially set a standard measurement for a shot, the state of Utah formally defines it as 1.5 fluid ounces.

Beers are almost never 13 oz.
- Der Kaiser

my shots are never under 3 oz

1.5
- Fattony1187

While 1.5oz is a fairly common “pour” for mixed drinks in SOME places,

the standard in Buffalo for a “shot” is to use a
1oz sized glass

They do make shot glasses up to 2oz big,
So depending on what the bar purchased,
u could get more liquor than that

It’s not the norm though,
not in Buffalo anyways

my shots are never under 3 oz
- homiedclown

You would probably have regulars at your place.

Not cheese eaters

screwdrivers or bloody marys
- homiedclown

black coffee and a hangover omelet featuring very spicy chili, cheese plus a bagel/cream chz...for some 30-odd years it would also include cigarettes and i'm never opposed to a wake and bake either

1.5
- Fattony1187

standard pour is actually 1.25 oz. in many places and any alcohol training will use 1 oz. as a standard as in 1oz. liquor = one 12 oz. beer = one 5 oz. glass of wine

How many oz are in a shot glass?

Is a Shot 1 oz or 1.5 oz?
The accepted amount of liquor served in a shot glass in the U.S. is 1.5 ounces or 44 milliliters. Even though the government has never officially set a standard measurement for a shot, the state of Utah formally defines it as 1.5 fluid ounces.
- homiedclown

You can also marry a minor and have multiple wives in Utah.

Beers are almost never 13 oz.
- Der Kaiser

but a boiler-maker is

my shots are never under 3 oz
- homiedclown

black coffee and a hangover omelet featuring very spicy chili, cheese plus a bagel/cream chz...for some 30-odd years it would also include cigarettes and i'm never opposed to a wake and bake either
- Michael Pachla

That's my go to, a couple bong hits and a cup of Folger's silk.

but a boiler-maker is


- Michael Pachla

Thank you.

dude...let it go...if you want to drink a $2.99 bottle of wine, go right ahead, but don't try and tell me it tastes anywhere near upper echelon bottles...in fact it's pure rot gut compared to them...

just because you might have an unsophisticated palate doesn't mean everyone else has one or should aspire to that
- Michael Pachla

I don't drink wine, and I said "other than the $2.99 bargain bin" which is mostly grape juice and rubbing alcohol. Taste is entirely subjective. Price and "quality" do not go hand in hand.