Originally posted by: Syringer
To put it in perspective, a 200-lb man downing 20 shots of vokda in a 4 hour time frame would register a BAC of about .41..
Originally posted by: moshquerade
film at 11Originally posted by: Colt45
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Originally posted by: Supercharged
umm wouldn't that mean 91% of his blood was alcohol? impossible.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
Canada can definitely lay claim to some fame now.
Originally posted by: Shame
This is simply BS. I work in the CJ field and the highest BAC I have heard of someone testing is 0.055. A rabid alcoholic would have difficulty reaching 0.40 and, in most cases, have less than 10 years to live. A 67 year old man would have died long ago from liver failure. Total BS.
Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
30 drinks per hour or .50 BAC or greater = death
extremely rare in and of itself
Originally posted by: Supercharged
umm wouldn't that mean 91% of his blood was alcohol? impossible.
Originally posted by: Farvacola
SPIDER!
Originally posted by: DonVito
I don't think this is medically possible. Most people die at between .30 and .40. My mother (a judge) once saw a woman who got a DUI at .48, and it turned out she was injecting vodka. I can't see how anyone could survive at .91. I attribute this to inaccurate Bulgarian testing equipment.
Originally posted by: Shame
This is simply BS. I work in the CJ field and the highest BAC I have heard of someone testing is 0.055. A rabid alcoholic would have difficulty reaching 0.40 and, in most cases, have less than 10 years to live. A 67 year old man would have died long ago from liver failure. Total BS.
Originally posted by: Valhalla1
maybe he had been drinking non stop (albeit slowly) for like 2+ days to build up to that level
to build up that kind of tolerance he must drink to .40+ every single day