1 beer 12 oz, test 29 hrs later, what are the chances of fail v not fail?

Why do you keep drinking if you are paranoid about passing a test ever two days? And all one has to do is read your posts to see the pattern.

Why do you keep drinking if you are paranoid about passing a test ever two days? And all one has to do is read your posts to see the pattern. geeeee, I thought this website was called grip me desk, not criticize, if help can't be offered, is it nessary to criticize, I thought I saw a similar question posted by you!

You ask the same question of a variant on it ever day or two... get some help with your obvious drinking problem instead of trying to figure out how to game the system.

If you think this is a help the drunks cheat on tests website you are mistaken... if you you need help beating your addiction... then work on that instead of trying to figure out how much you can get away with drinking.

Helping someone cheat... is actually against the site rules.

Smoothy, you don't have to be a hypocrite, people post questions to get information or help. Without having a conversation with that said person, you are only assuming that you know what is going on with that person. Your reply was harsh and you are very wrong in guessing my situation, moreover, your opinion was very judgmental. Personally, I would not be so cruel to someone that I don't even know, especially someone who is using a help website to gain info! Lighten up and think about what you are saying before putting out such garbage from your narrow minded thinking. Have a nice day jerk.

If you want to see a jerk.. just look in your closest mirror. Since you are so fond of name calling.

How about even ATTEMPTING to do what you have been ordered by the court to do...

This forum is for helping people end their addictions... not for helping people cheat on their tests so they can avoid dealing with their addictions... two VERY different things..

All further questions of this nature by the OP will be removed.

FYI. Smoothy is not a hypocrite, he is not an addict.