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Question Posted Tuesday June 19 2007, 5:01 pm

how many beers does it take to get a 17 year old girl drunk? about 5'4 and weighs 120. also how many glasses of wine and how many shots? i have never drank before...

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Teza answered Thursday June 21 2007, 12:06 am:
I'm not expert on alchocol and I can't tell you the correct answer. Have you tried looking it up? If you have never drank before, it might not take many drinks to get you drunk. I suggest you don't drink. Everyone takes alchocol differently and some people can't handle it as well. Also, when you're drinking you shouldnt't drink one beer after another. It can get your intoxicated a lot faster but like I said, I highly suggest that you do not drink especially all of those things together.

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