yet again i remove my metaphorical headgear to our continental cousins. reminds me of a factoid about the highest blood alcohol level ever recorded, but will have to check accuracy . . .
*brief pause*
thought it was a danish fisherman, but this dude apparently takes the cake:
a 67 year-old man was admitted to hospital on 20/12/4 after being hit by a car in plovdiv, bulgaria. a breath test indicated blood-alcohol levels so high that police thought their equipment was broken, as the man remained conscious and talkative. five separate lab tests taken the same day confirmed the man's blood-alcohol level of 0.914.
related factoids: the uk legal intoxication limit is 0.08 a blood-alcohol level of 0.55 is considered potentially fatal.
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In 1997, Russia consumed roughly 660 million gallons of Vodka, with a population of approximately 148 million.
About 4.6 Gallons of Vodka, per year, per Russian.
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*brief pause*
thought it was a danish fisherman, but this dude apparently takes the cake:
a 67 year-old man was admitted to hospital on 20/12/4 after being hit by a car in plovdiv, bulgaria. a breath test indicated blood-alcohol levels so high that police thought their equipment was broken, as the man remained conscious and talkative. five separate lab tests taken the same day confirmed the man's blood-alcohol level of 0.914.
related factoids:
the uk legal intoxication limit is 0.08
a blood-alcohol level of 0.55 is considered potentially fatal.
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