[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

Huh?? Drinking IMPROVES your golf!

Couple of years back my sister-in-law, an avid golfer, was visiting from Milwaukee. We were playing Saddlebrook and I was having a pretty forgettable round. So my sister-in-law suggested some "aiming fluid", which happened to be a beer. Very next hole, I scored a hole-in-one.

True story.

aiming fluid? I thought it was swing oil.

[flflowers]

just some FYI....my neighbor drank a highball every day for last 50 years. He had to go into hospital for some minor heart(never minor) surgery. He started to go through withdrawals and no one could understand what was happening until they realized it was withdrawals. He passed 28 days later, never able to have his surgery because body was too toxic from the alcohol.

[Eg_cruz]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Personally, I think it makes no sense, and could possibly be harmful. But, I don't know.

How could quitting alcohol be unhealthy?
If it doesn’t affect your daily life, your personality and if you’re not killing your liver then “Live and let Live”
I do think 4 drinks a day everyday seems to me will sooner or later it will come for your liver.

[Ecuadog]

Drinking killed my uncle. A beer truck ran over him.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by flflowers

just some FYI....my neighbor drank a highball every day for last 50 years. He had to go into hospital for some minor heart(never minor) surgery. He started to go through withdrawals and no one could understand what was happening until they realized it was withdrawals. He passed 28 days later, never able to have his surgery because body was too toxic from the alcohol.

One per day.................I call bologna

[Caymus]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

One per day.................I call bologna

They didn't say what size.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Caymus

They didn't say what size.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

Drinking killed my uncle. A beer truck ran over him.

What way to go.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Eg_cruz

How could quitting alcohol be unhealthy?
If it doesn’t affect your daily life, your personality and if you’re not killing your liver then “Live and let Live”
I do think 4 drinks a day everyday seems to me will sooner or later it will come for your liver.

It’s the preservative in other stuff that probably kill you eventually.

[manaboutown]

105 year old woman still drinks Fireball. Ohio Woman Celebrates 105th Birthday With 105 Fireball Shots

[Ken Nelson]

I was impressed with the people who did not attack the person & the question! None of my business what or when you drink....But Yay non judgementle people!

[Pugchief]

Originally Posted by flflowers

just some FYI....my neighbor drank a highball every day for last 50 years. He had to go into hospital for some minor heart(never minor) surgery. He started to go through withdrawals and no one could understand what was happening until they realized it was withdrawals. He passed 28 days later, never able to have his surgery because body was too toxic from the alcohol.

Originally Posted by dewilson58

One per day.................I call bologna

Ya, hard to believe anyone would have "withdrawal symptoms" from one drink per day. So either they were drinking a heck of a lot more, or it wasn't alcohol withdrawal.

[kingofbeer]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

For someone with no serious health issues, and who has been drinking 3 to 4 alcoholic beverages every day for 60 years, does it really make any sense to quit? Opinions please.

Health issues yes.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

105 year old woman still drinks Fireball. Ohio Woman Celebrates 105th Birthday With 105 Fireball Shots

Fireball pretty mild 60 proof or so?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

How would a blood test
taken several times a year clog up my system?

Me getting appointments in over populated with old people