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Sarah says
Alcohol in excess is bad for ones body. Honestly, I would think that a liter a month isn't so bad, as long as you make sure to eat something while drinking you should be okay.
Kevin G says
Funny how people take this time to try and preach the evils of drinking..sad though.
To answer your question, this all depends on how much your drinking on a given day. A 1 liter bottle of any liquor will give you about 28 shots, so over a month, that is less than a shot a day, no harm, but if your polishing off a liter in day once a month, that of course is not good for you. Drink in moderation, health science shows that in moderation (1 ounce a day) is actually beneficial to most people. This applies to liquor, beer and wine.
donpat says
Hello Rusty …..
( 1 ) Alcohol is a poison. It destroys cells your body needs for proper functioning.
( 2 ) Alcohol is an addictive substance.
( 3 ) Alcohol impairs one's judgment and it is common for people to make very serious mistakes,
sometimes fatal, when judgment is impaired.
( 4 ) The places people go to go out drinking often have hazards beyond those of just drinking.
Life can be tough and can be hazardous. There is no need to bring vodka into the scene.
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to give you my opinion and, hopefully, enlighten you as
to vodka hazards.
My parents were alcoholics and had their lives destroyed by alcoholism
Evil Monkey says
1L is a little over a fifth if my estimation is right, it cant be too bad for you spread out throughout the month or if your drinking more than once a month to drink that much. I'ts only a little more than a shot a day if you break it down like that, but I'm sure that's not how your drinking it
thedreamweaverwolf says
it depends on how he spaces it out but I do not know any states that its legal to drink at 18
TexHabs007 says
1L of vodka in 5 hours? No sorry, that is completely absurd even if it is legal for you to drink in England, tell me would you drink 30+ Guinness beers within that time frame?
Chief Slapahoe says
it depends on the person bigger people can take more
if its spead over a month its no problem at all
but if thats one night it does alot of liver/kidney damage
as long as your not an achoholic your fine