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To: raybbr
I seriously doubt that. I have yet to know anyone that said they were happier when drunk/active as opposed to sober.

I do. Alot of people as a matter of fact.

"My best day drunk was still worse than my worst day sober" is a very common comment heard from sober people.

I submit to you that these people have no idea how to party.

I wasn't talking about a tactical problem. I was speak about the craving and how it take over almost all of your thought processes.

Oh heck, when it's readily available it doesn't take over the thought process anymore than overeaters obsess about eating food, or football addicts will eschew normal socialization to get home and catch the game.

240 posted on 07/30/2005 3:56:17 PM PDT by Stu Cohen (Press '1' for English)
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To: Stu Cohen
Oh heck, when it's readily available it doesn't take over the thought process anymore than overeaters obsess about eating food, or football addicts will eschew normal socialization to get home and catch the game.

Want to bet? It was all I could think about when I was drinking. No matter the availability.

242 posted on 07/30/2005 4:00:20 PM PDT by raybbr
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To: Stu Cohen
I seriously doubt that. I have yet to know anyone that said they were happier when drunk/active as opposed to sober.

I do. Alot of people as a matter of fact.

Have you ever asked that of people who have gotten sober?

243 posted on 07/30/2005 4:03:59 PM PDT by raybbr
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