ON the wagon again, and getting a lot more done.

WEEKENDALKI · May 4, 2004

I just can't believe how much more i get done when I just say no to booze. No hangovers, no procrastinating, less fights with the wife. As a weekendalki, and a guy who loves his booze, I must say that I can easily see a day when I never take another drop. My only worry now is whether I will gamble more as a release.

IDENTITY · May 4, 2004

lol i never understood ur name til now!!! never thought about it really...

JimFiestSux · May 5, 2004

Yes you'll be gambling more now! Stick to booze its cheaper until it gets you a divorce and costs more!

Dante · May 5, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by WEEKENDALKI:
I just can't believe how much more i get done when I just say no to booze. No hangovers, no procrastinating, less fights with the wife. As a weekendalki, and a guy who loves his booze, I must say that I can easily see a day when I never take another drop. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Fishhead · May 5, 2004

On a personal note, I have now gone 10 or so days on a strict 2 beer a day limit or less.

ps- I feel NO difference healthwise and I am losing at an alarming rate gambling.

Fishhead · May 5, 2004

By the way, congrats on your new life Weekendalki!!!

Do what you think is best for you, that is all any of us can do.

MeyerLansky · May 5, 2004

For some reason I get more done during periods where I am not drinking. I cant figure out exactly why?

Dante · May 5, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
On a personal note, I have now gone 10 or so days on a strict 2 beer a day limit or less.

ps- I feel NO difference healthwise and I am losing at an alarming rate gambling.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

first part gets a

second part

RobFunk · May 5, 2004

fish's situation can only be explained by the fact beer and other types of alcohol play an enormous role in one's cognitive thinking. fish got used to drinking a certain ammount when he made his gambling discions, well now his brain will operate differently sober and he has'nt been able to adjust.

just an educated guess, dont take me verbatim. .but i have noticed this also

for me:
drink beer like a fish each day - do pretty good
get drunk every few days are so - do completely awful
sober 24-7 - do my best

Dante · May 5, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by RobFunk:
fish's situation can only be explained by the fact beer and other types of alcohol play an enormous role in one's cognitive thinking. fish got used to drinking a certain ammount when he made his gambling discions, well now his brain will operate differently sober and he has'nt been able to adjust.

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

LMFAO

yep that explains it 100%

JOddessa · May 5, 2004

I wish you luck if your serious. I quit pretty much everything last July and havent really looked back. I get more done, think better, and am overall happier. The first months were pretty brutal though. Best of luck 2 you.

Guest · May 5, 2004

mercenary · May 5, 2004

Life is too short to quit drinking!!! I bet your craving a glass of Cristal right now!!!

TheGeneral+ · May 5, 2004

Alcoholism is not a fun thing to come down from. It is hard to make youself understand you have a problem. I had a problem when I was 20, but didn't realize it. Trying to quit after 30 was very hard. Now, I can take it or leave it. Good luck to all trying to get sober.

codeworks · May 5, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by IDENTITY:
lol i never understood ur name til now!!! never thought about it really...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

either did I. Thought its orgin was from Hawaii

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