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Posted: 7/27/2015 7:19:05 AM EDT
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Way better sleep after I stopped.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 7:20:42 AM EDT
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I did years ago, I noticed my wallet grew with free cash to spend, that was one positive, better sleep, no chance of a DUI, overall a better change in my life.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 7:22:51 AM EDT
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Drinking is retarded. Seriously...yeah, I'll be that guy...it makes you poor, dulls your senses (driving, working on complex projects, etc), contributes to tons of injuries, and often harms time that should be spent with your wife and kids. There is just no real long term benefit. The majority of guys I see get fired will start their story with "we were drinking and..."
I haven't had a drink in years and don't miss it. It was stupid. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 7:52:50 AM EDT
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I quit for the same reasons as most,been 5 years now have seen numerous friends get dui ,accidents health related issues etc. seems to me my mind is working a lot better ,memory,overall health has improved . I also smoked if I drank so it got rid of 2 vices. kinda missed it at first but not now. promised myself if I quit I could buy all the guns Iwanted rather than pay the lawyers,judicial system, auto insurance companies. plus I found out that fat girls really are fat
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Posted: 7/27/2015 8:00:20 AM EDT
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I did years ago, I noticed my wallet grew with free cash to spend, that was one positive, better sleep, no chance of a DUI, overall a better change in my life. I agree with this. It's been about a year for me too. I have no urge to start back up anytime soon. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 8:32:10 AM EDT
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I quit. Changed my entire life. Never going back.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 9:15:53 AM EDT
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almost 19 years . the ammo and guns I bought to replace the drinking
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Posted: 7/27/2015 9:24:25 AM EDT
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Alcohol is the worst drug there is. Kills 10's of thousands every year. If you have to drink that much every day you should consider quitting because that's too much. And it's "got you" .! Give it up, eat better, and work out some. You'll feel better overnight.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 9:26:13 AM EDT
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I agree with this. It's been about a year for me too. I have no urge to start back up anytime soon. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I did years ago, I noticed my wallet grew with free cash to spend, that was one positive, better sleep, no chance of a DUI, overall a better change in my life. I agree with this. It's been about a year for me too. I have no urge to start back up anytime soon. I agree too more cash in my wallet. Less time sitting on my ass doing nothing but drinking. More time spent with wife, kids and family. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 9:44:51 AM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a week |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 10:01:14 AM EDT
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I quit. Changed my entire life. Never going back. So all your posts here have been done in a sober state? Never would have guessed that. 
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Posted: 7/27/2015 10:06:35 AM EDT
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Mother and stepfather were alcoholics. Terrible thing to live with alcoholic parents.
I drank, partied... and around age 20 thought to myself I had miserable lifestyle. Married at 22 and improved things considerably, but still drank some. Had our first child at 29 and wife and I decided we weren't going to raise our children as drinkers. Without a doubt one of the best decisions we ever made. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 10:12:21 AM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a week That's awesome if you can do that. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 10:17:45 AM EDT
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So all your posts here have been done in a sober state? Never would have guessed that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I quit. Changed my entire life. Never going back. So all your posts here have been done in a sober state? Never would have guessed that. 
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Posted: 7/27/2015 10:29:44 AM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a week That's awesome if you can do that. Ill drink a few more (maybe a 12pack but thats rare)some weeks, some weeks nothing. I also drink coors light so its almost like not drinking at all
In the past Ive tried drinking myself to death dealing with guilt and depression then I woke up and stopped acting like a pussy. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 12:21:21 PM EDT
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I had 2 beers last night, 332 calories 28 grams of carbs. Pretty close to the exact amount i went over on calories yesterday. Of course the 2 slices of pie didn't help either.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 12:26:45 PM EDT
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I quit. Changed my entire life. Never going back. So all your posts here have been done in a sober state? Never would have guessed that. https://media.giphy.com/media/yA5Y3B4Ip13Xy/giphy.gif So I finally get to see a picture of you. Not really what I expected. But who am I to judge? |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 12:40:37 PM EDT
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Somewhere between 15 and 16 years now. I didn't care enough at the time to mark the date. I know it was somewhere in the 99-00 time frame. Leaning towards 2000, though. Now I wish I knew the exact date, I'd celebrate the hell out of it. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 12:55:53 PM EDT
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I did (mostly drank hard alcohol) and it didn't make much of a difference.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 4:47:33 PM EDT
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Hell I will buy a 12 pack and it will last me over 2 months some times.
There are others, where I will buy a 12 pack a month.
This is usually during the summer, when I boat and mow the yard. I buy the bourbon and whiskey as well. I will buy the gallon and it will last me 3 or 4 months. This is coming from a guy whos Dad, grandfather, great grandfather, and him before that and etc... This is on both sides of the family. Who were alcoholics. I just dont get the need to be drunk or drink a beer every day. What really helped me was when I stopped drinking any soda. I have dropped 40 pounds in less than 5 months. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:03:17 PM EDT
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:15:12 PM EDT
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I'll go weeks without a drink but I do enjoy a good beer after a hard days work. If you can't control yourself or it causes problems in your life you probobaly shouldn't do it. That being said if it causes you problems you're probobaly a dumb ass anyway and shouldn't do it to begin with. Also it's hard to trust a man that doesn't drink.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:44:33 PM EDT
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I am a very wreckless person when I drink. Not really like getting in fights or anything. Im past that. More in the relationship sense.
Havent drank in 5 years, haven't missed it. I have learned to really loathe people though. Meh |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:44:49 PM EDT
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I quit. Changed my entire life. Never going back. So all your posts here have been done in a sober state? Never would have guessed that. https://media.giphy.com/media/yA5Y3B4Ip13Xy/giphy.gif not guilty. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:53:41 PM EDT
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Hell I will buy a 12 pack and it will last me over 2 months some times. There are others, where I will buy a 12 pack a month. This is usually during the summer, when I boat and mow the yard. I buy the bourbon and whiskey as well. I will buy the gallon and it will last me 3 or 4 months. This is coming from a guy whos Dad, grandfather, great grandfather, and him before that and etc... This is on both sides of the family. Who were alcoholics. I just dont get the need to be drunk or drink a beer every day. What really helped me was when I stopped drinking any soda. I have dropped 40 pounds in less than 5 months. I have some weird autoimmune cause nerve damage in my spinal cord. At night I frequently get the 'twitches' where I uncontrollably will jerk and twitch from some spot, usually my legs but not always. The only way I have found to shut it off is to drink a glass of wine or a beer. Normally it shuts it off like a switch for a few hours, so I drink it right before bed if I'm twitchy. I've also become a beer snob, and I'd rather not have a beer than drink a bud. But I've also never had more than two in a day, never been drunk and hate the idea of it, too much of a control freak for my own faculties. BTW, if anyone has not tried Spotted Cow beer from New Glarus Wisconsin, it's the best there is. A 6- -pack lasts me about two weeks, a 6-pack of most of the other stuff will last a month. Somehow I get twitchy more often when I've got some Spotted Cow in the fridge
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:56:42 PM EDT
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12 years...I've never felt better
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:58:20 PM EDT
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I drink Natty Lights, is that drinking?
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Posted: 7/27/2015 5:59:39 PM EDT
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The difference, better sleep, less gut, more energy.
Give yourself a year without and see how you feel. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 6:15:06 PM EDT
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I'm gonna give some encouragement to reduce or quit. I was a daily beer drinker for many years. Applied for life insurance last September and was denied due to alcohol marker and taking Enbrel for arthritis. Agent said we could try another company so I quit cold turkey for 35 days. Never planned to quit completely, just wanted to cut back. I have a few beers per week now and got insurance coverage. I feel a ton better, more energy. Don't miss drinking anymore and many times do not even want to drink because I don't want to feel like crap the next morning. Give it a try.
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Posted: 7/27/2015 8:17:12 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I'm gonna give some encouragement to reduce or quit. I was a daily beer drinker for many years. Applied for life insurance last September and was denied due to alcohol marker and taking Enbrel for arthritis. Agent said we could try another company so I quit cold turkey for 35 days. Never planned to quit completely, just wanted to cut back. I have a few beers per week now and got insurance coverage. I feel a ton better, more energy. Don't miss drinking anymore and many times do not even want to drink because I don't want to feel like crap the next morning. Give it a try. that is what soda did to me.I can't believe how much better I feel. I went from having sever lower back pain every two weeks to none. Some things in life if you use enough can cripple you. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 8:38:54 PM EDT
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I normally drink a 6 pack or a couple of 24 oz's a day after work, and when off. I don't work out or anything, and I'm not fat, but I admit I almost never feel good. Depending on the beer you drink, a six pack will be somewhere between 600-1000 calories. If you eat at TDEE, (total daily energy expenditure), you're going to gain about a lb or two/week doing that. If you're not gaining weight at a steady clip you're getting a good portion of your daily cals from beer. Also not good. I used to drink 6-8 a night....felt like shit when I woke up and most of the day because of it. I stopped that shit dead. Lost 40+ lbs from that and a lot of other lifestyle changes. I feel like I'm in my 20s again....actually better as I drank most nights then too. If you don't curtail it, it will catch up with you eventually, it may already have. Try cutting it back to Friday and Saturday night and see how it goes. |
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Posted: 7/27/2015 9:29:06 PM EDT
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i sleep and feel better.
almost feels like i have more energy i went from drinking bourbon every other night for a couple years to pretty much nothing now. |
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Posted: 7/28/2015 11:37:07 AM EDT
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I cut back big time on drinking and quit smoking (smoke feee for almost two years now) and it made a HUGE difference. I sleep better, have more energy, and just all around feel better. I go weeks without drinking and when I do it's 3 or 4 beers or a couple mix drinks, tops. Alcoholism is an issue in my family. I have one uncle who will drink a case of beer per night and another who drank a handle of jim beam a night, until his vocal chords where removed due to throat cancer. My Grandpa (on my dad's side) died from cirrhosis of the liver.
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Posted: 7/28/2015 12:32:22 PM EDT
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I cut back big time on drinking and quit smoking (smoke feee for almost two years now) and it made a HUGE difference. I sleep better, have more energy, and just all around feel better. I go weeks without drinking and when I do it's 3 or 4 beers or a couple mix drinks, tops. Alcoholism is an issue in my family. I have one uncle who will drink a case of beer per night and another who drank a handle of jim beam a night, until his vocal chords where removed due to throat cancer. My Grandpa (on my dad's side) died from cirrhosis of the liver. amazing how nicotine fucks up your sleep. I slept like shit from high school til I quit chewing. 10-5:30 every day now without a hiccup |
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Posted: 7/28/2015 12:32:39 PM EDT
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I hardly drink anymore. Usually a six pack will last me a good two weeks. I might do 6-8 beers in a day/night once every month or two.
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Posted: 7/28/2015 1:28:17 PM EDT
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I was 210 in December. I was drinking 5-6 beers per night, and had been for years. GF told me to drop some weight or she was leaving me. I stopped drinking, started lifting and running. Now I am 175. Feel immensely better. I was having wicked bad GERD at night; now that is gone. People tell me I am not even the same person as I was last year. And I estimate I have saved $1000 in beer money. Honestly, though, I do miss drinking. A 'few beers' was something I could look forward to. What do I have to look forward to now? 6 mile runs, marathon weight lifting sessions, and mile swims. Barf. |
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Posted: 7/28/2015 2:46:24 PM EDT
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I was 210 in December. I was drinking 5-6 beers per night, and had been for years. GF told me to drop some weight or she was leaving me. I stopped drinking, started lifting and running. Now I am 175. Feel immensely better. I was having wicked bad GERD at night; now that is gone. People tell me I am not even the same person as I was last year. And I estimate I have saved $1000 in beer money. Honestly, though, I do miss drinking. A 'few beers' was something I could look forward to. What do I have to look forward to now? 6 mile runs, marathon weight lifting sessions, and mile swims. Barf. if you were drinking a 6 pack a day it's likely you saved about $2k in a year also 328500 calories enough to lose about 93 lbs |
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Posted: 7/28/2015 5:22:32 PM EDT
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I was 210 in December. I was drinking 5-6 beers per night, and had been for years. GF told me to drop some weight or she was leaving me. I stopped drinking, started lifting and running. Now I am 175. Feel immensely better. I was having wicked bad GERD at night; now that is gone. People tell me I am not even the same person as I was last year. And I estimate I have saved $1000 in beer money. Honestly, though, I do miss drinking. A 'few beers' was something I could look forward to. What do I have to look forward to now? 6 mile runs, marathon weight lifting sessions, and mile swims. Barf. A beer or two here and there won't cause you gain weight, a 6 pack a night will. It has also been shown that an alcoholic beverage or two day doesn't show your metabolism as was previously said. Once you start drinking more than that there are negative effects. |
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Posted: 7/28/2015 5:52:39 PM EDT
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Posted: 7/28/2015 8:03:11 PM EDT
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I'm with Murderface on this one.
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Posted: 7/28/2015 11:10:47 PM EDT
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I cut back big time on drinking and quit smoking (smoke feee for almost two years now) and it made a HUGE difference. I sleep better, have more energy, and just all around feel better. I go weeks without drinking and when I do it's 3 or 4 beers or a couple mix drinks, tops. Alcoholism is an issue in my family. I have one uncle who will drink a case of beer per night and another who drank a handle of jim beam a night, until his vocal chords where removed due to throat cancer. My Grandpa (on my dad's side) died from cirrhosis of the liver. amazing how nicotine fucks up your sleep. I slept like shit from high school til I quit chewing. 10-5:30 every day now without a hiccup It really is. |
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Posted: 7/30/2015 1:50:02 AM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a week Really. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol. Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one...
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Posted: 7/30/2015 2:34:18 AM EDT
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I have some weird autoimmune cause nerve damage in my spinal cord. At night I frequently get the 'twitches' where I uncontrollably will jerk and twitch from some spot, usually my legs but not always. The only way I have found to shut it off is to drink a glass of wine or a beer. Normally it shuts it off like a switch for a few hours, so I drink it right before bed if I'm twitchy. Quote HistoryQuoted:
I have some weird autoimmune cause nerve damage in my spinal cord. At night I frequently get the 'twitches' where I uncontrollably will jerk and twitch from some spot, usually my legs but not always. The only way I have found to shut it off is to drink a glass of wine or a beer. Normally it shuts it off like a switch for a few hours, so I drink it right before bed if I'm twitchy. I have a neurological disorder with symptoms similar to MS. One of these is hand tremors, which made it impossible to get decent group sizes when shooting for accuracy. So I always took a beer along to drink just before any precision shooting. Worked pretty well at subduing the tremors. I've also become a beer snob, and I'd rather not have a beer than drink a bud. But I've also never had more than two in a day, never been drunk and hate the idea of it, too much of a control freak for my own faculties. I've been blind, stinkin', staggerin', falling down drunk only twice in my life. The first was when my buddies and I went to the bowling alley on base to celebrate my 19th birthday. The second was when I was stationed in Japan two years later. After work one night I went into one of the numerous bars that were near the base, and proceeded to drink the night away. While there, a typhoon blew through the area, but I paid it no attention, and kept drinking. Then time came and went for the last bus back to my barracks, but I stayed in the bar and kept drinking. When the bar closed, I took a step outside and heard the door being locked behind me. I leaned back against it, slid down and sat there in the rain with my back against the door. Woke up when it got daylight, and made my way back to the barracks. There I was greeted by my buddies, who told me how lucky I was to have not returned the previous night. In an interesting twist of fate, the typhoon's wind tore loose a big chunk of tile from the roof of the barracks next door and shot it through a window of my barracks, to impact smack dead center of my pillow! If I had not gotten drunk that night, I would've been asleep in my bed when that heavy tile crashed into my pillow head. So, it seems that I'm alive today because of booze.  Nevertheless, I disliked the loss of control when drunk, and practiced moderation after that incident.
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Posted: 7/30/2015 3:51:23 AM EDT
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I moderate where I need to, still functional for my career and semblance of family (15 min phone call a wk) But I know I'm
slipping off the edge when I drink to munch. I need help but have problems asking for it, Totally my fault and I know how to fix it/me. Just posting this for a reference on a moving mark which is life
Keep your head up guys, life is day by day, forget yesterday and tomorrow is just a dream nobody promised.
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Posted: 7/30/2015 11:19:51 AM EDT
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Really. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol . Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a week Really. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol . Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one... This is dedication right here, keeping up with ARFCOM even in prison!
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Posted: 7/30/2015 12:04:53 PM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a weekReally. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol . Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one... This is dedication right here, keeping up with ARFCOM even in prison! Heh, heh. No, not prison, although it is indeed very similar in a number of ways. It's a "residential care" facility, sort of a low-budget nursing home, for elderly and disabled. |
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Posted: 7/30/2015 12:13:33 PM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a weekReally. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol . Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one... This is dedication right here, keeping up with ARFCOM even in prison! Heh, heh. No, not prison, although it is indeed very similar in a number of ways. It's a "residential care" facility, sort of a low-budget nursing home, for elderly and disabled. How are you doing Stan? You were working on getting some strength last time I saw you gave an update, but I didn't think you were in a facility then. Are you still able to work out? |
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Posted: 7/30/2015 1:04:54 PM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a weekReally. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol . Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one... This is dedication right here, keeping up with ARFCOM even in prison! Heh, heh. No, not prison, although it is indeed very similar in a number of ways. It's a "residential care" facility, sort of a low-budget nursing home, for elderly and disabled. Well, the one time a make a smart ass comment I end up feeling like a dick 
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Posted: 7/30/2015 1:09:13 PM EDT
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Try moderation, like a 6pack a weekReally. Apparently some people don't know the choices aren't limited to "drink yourself into a stupor" and complete abstinence. I used to regularly have a beer with dinner. Only quit because of a change in residence that prohibits alcohol . Otherwise, I'd most likely still be drinking a beer with my evening meal. In regard to the OP's question, I didn't notice any difference before and after. Except, of course, now when I feel like having a beer, I can't have one... This is dedication right here, keeping up with ARFCOM even in prison! Heh, heh. No, not prison, although it is indeed very similar in a number of ways. It's a "residential care" facility, sort of a low-budget nursing home, for elderly and disabled. Well, the one time a make a smart ass comment I end up feeling like a dick Shit, are you kidding us Hammer? I remember you giving us tips to find stuff back in the reloading shortage. Your totally cool 
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Posted: 7/30/2015 7:38:11 PM EDT
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This is dedication right here, keeping up with ARFCOM even in prison! Heh, heh. No, not prison, although it is indeed very similar in a number of ways. It's a "residential care" facility, sort of a low-budget nursing home, for elderly and disabled. Well, the one time a make a smart ass comment I end up feeling like a dick Shoot, I didn't mean for that to happen. I actually found your remark rather amusing. In fact, when talking to friends or relatives I've occasionally referred to myself and other residents here as "inmates."
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