how early is too early to start drinking

[payback462 0]

ok, so i got home from work this morning, and i REALLY wanted a beer, but it was only like 8a.m. is that too early to start drinking? i mean i had been up since like 4am so its not like i just woke up!

i probably wouldve had one if i hadnt fallen asleep like 5 minutes later but since ill probably feel like i need one tommorow, what do you guys think?
is that too early to start drinking?

[CrazyIvan 0]

Nope, I'd call that 'Breakfast of Champions'

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[BluDvn222 0]

Reminds me of a time in college when I had a test at 8am, finished about 8:30am, and was drinking heavily by 8:45am. It was an interesting day to say the least. Fun Stuff!!!

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[Rebecca 0]

Depends on your schedule. I mean, if that's when you normally get home from work, that's like your happy hour, right? In that case, I'd say no, it's not too early.

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[SkymonkeyONE 4]

it's never too early to have a cocktail when you are off work.

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[bvsdjumper 0]

As long as you've got time to sober up before you have something important to do (drive, work), time is irrelevant. Drink up!
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[beavdog 0]

we woke up at 6:30 am and started drinking before the KState vs Nebraska football game. By 8 pm me and about 15 buddies killed off 16 cases o beer...Great Day...i think

NO such thing as too early

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[dgskydive 0]

If you have to ask. You shouldn't have one. SO DON'T ASK

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[wmw999 2,542]

At 8:00AM in Pennsylvania, it's 5:00PM in Eastern Europe (I think). So post something on dz.com (remember, we're an international community) asking about skydiving in Croatia, and you're covered.

See -- rationalization is so easy!

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[Rebecca 0]

Especially if the Croatians are drinking too- presto! You're not drinking early OR alone!

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[nacmacfeegle 0]

"Especially if the Croatians are drinking too- presto! You're not drinking early OR alone! "

Har, but here's the rules.
you have to drink the equivalent of the time zone.
For example as beer oclock strikes in say New Zealand, you might have a Steinlager, as time marches on perhaps a Redback from Australia. Singhai from Thailand, Lion to represent Africa, you get the picture.

What we need is for representatives of each timezone to offer the local favourite sundowners, and we'll have the definitive guide to drinking at any time of the day.

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[Rebecca 0]

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"Especially if the Croatians are drinking too- presto! You're not drinking early OR alone! "

Har, but here's the rules.
you have to drink the equivalent of the time zone.
For example as beer oclock strikes in say New Zealand, you might have a Steinlager, as time marches on perhaps a Redback from Australia. Singhai from Thailand, Lion to represent Africa, you get the picture.

What we need is for representatives of each timezone to offer the local favourite sundowners, and we'll have the definitive guide to drinking at any time of the day.

I LIKE the way you think! Hmm, let's see, it's beer o'clock in Sao Paulo right now- Caipirinhas it is!! I know you're in, Wendy!

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[JayhawkJumper 0]

We had a club in high school called the breakfast club that would drink beer before school started. I never actually took part in this though, I didn't see the point of just being really tired in class or even buzzed for just an hour.

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how early is too early to start drinking

It should be safe to start as soon as you're weaned off the breast milk......be prepared for problems later in life, tho.


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[Rebecca 0]

Okay, it's beer o'clock in the islands now- that means Cuba Libres or Dark 'n' Stormies. Who's got the Black Seal rum?

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

[RevJim 0]

Too early? Is there such a thing? Nah.

Are your eyes open? Good enough.

Now if I could just figure out a way to feed my stomach with an IV while I sleep....

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[leroydb 0]

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it's never too early to have a cocktail when you are off work.

cocktail or cocktillo?

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[harryskydives 0]

There are two guys, outside my window, sharing a 40 in a brown paper bag. They are chugging it non stop. I guess they figure it is not too early. Humm they are gone now i guess they finished. Scan my car

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[payback462 0]

shaweeet, thats just the convincing i needed, tommorow morning im gonna start putting em back

the only reason i even asked is cause i was telling my friend about it and she said it was "trashy" to start drinking that early, hah, damn whuffo, shell never learn!

[tb62871 0]

Wendy has it right. It's 5:00 somewhere. Drink up. I just switched to first shift from 10 years on third. There are pplenty of people in the bar at 6 am when it opens. At least at the bars that i went to.

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[lawrocket 3]

It depends on the beverage and how long you've been awake.

For example, 8:00 a.m. is far too early for a good ale. The taste buds aren't awake. Nevertheless, a good early morning beverage is the Bloody Mary. To wake up a bit for more drinking, you may wish to try a brandy or a fine schnapps.

If you really wanta beer, something that is not too heavy will work. For the early morning scene, a malty lager or a pilsener is a good choice. Or try a good Belgian beer, something like a Peche. It will give character.

Save the harder stuff until later. And, I didn't even factor in weather to this analysis (could change it completely). This analysis is like a standard pint glass: It does all right for everything, but is not ideal for any beer.

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[jtval 0]

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ok, so i got home from work this morning, and i REALLY wanted a beer, but it was only like 8a.m. is that too early to start drinking? i mean i had been up since like 4am so its not like i just woke up!

i probably wouldve had one if i hadnt fallen asleep like 5 minutes later but since ill probably feel like i need one tommorow, what do you guys think?
is that too early to start drinking?

well if you dont STOP drinking then you dont have to worry about it being too early. LOL

I used to drink in the A.M. when I got home form work.
I had trouble sleeping so I would drink a beer, slowly. and that would always knock me out....
nothing more boring then drinking alone! lol

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[jmpnkramer 0]

Hey Chuck I believe that is the way we always started the day in "CASA AZUL!!!!!"

Of course never if we were working.

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