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Any advice for alcohol withdrawals?

 
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hf hf
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Stay out of bars and away from people who drink. Even if it kills your social life.
Its better than fat$ugly which is where you'll be soon.

Take control from your parasitic twin drinking personality.

You can do it.

When I drink, its not me. I'm just feeling super panicky right, rapid heart beat, nauseus (I know I spelt it wrong) I have no appetite whatsoever... I know I'm young and should get over it quickly.

Seeing a doctor isnt an option. I have no way to pay for it and I know I would have a panic attack in a free clinic on new years day.
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I´ve been there, and far worse then you my love.
The reason I call you "love" is for real.

I´ve been all over the place, and love any females that faced the hell of alcohol abuse.

If you really need help I´ll support you, but you need to face the horror of alcohol.

Like smokeing/drugs...
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I ended up like that, my heart was on fire.
You start to feel like there is no end to your suffering?
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Sleep..!

Addictions should be considered like an illness. When you want to come off the addiction - just get a weekend and stay in bed all weekend and by Monday you are no longer physically addicted... you are only psychologically addicted.

Im gonna give up drinking this year I think and smoking if I can tomorrow. Wish me luck.

The Romans brought that alcohol stuff over here - it was a population control method and also to grant courage to soldiers that fought with swords on open plains. They cut down our forest and they fight their wars, they gave us alcohol to give us the courage to fight, this is the truth as to why alcohol was invented all those years ago, and why there is so much crime and violence in this world. Alcohol was invented to grant courage and to lessen the pain, we Brythonic people didnt fight with swords we used bows and arrows in the forest, which was skill and dexterity...!

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if you have serious DT's , Atavan can help suppress them
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Sleep..!

Addictions should be considered like an illness. When you want to come off the addiction - just get a weekend and stay in bed all weekend and by Monday you are no longer physically addicted... you are only psychologically addicted.

Im gonna give up drinking this year I think and smoking if I can tomorrow. Wish me luck.

The Romans brought that alcohol stuff over here - it was a population control method and also to grant courage to soldiers that fought with swords on open plains. They cut down our forest and they fight their wars, they gave us alcohol to give us the courage to fight, this is the truth as to why alcohol was invented all those years ago, and why there is so much crime and violence in this world. Alcohol was invented to grant courage and to lessen the pain, we Brythonic people didnt fight with swords we used bows and arrows in the forest, which was skill and dexterity...!

regards
Jules
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you cant sleep when you are in withdrawal you dumb fuck one of millions of people who make false replies that are ultra weak and ultra wrong year after year
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it's impossible to overcome habits without experiencing suffering. it's an universal law.
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Sleep..!

Addictions should be considered like an illness. When you want to come off the addiction - just get a weekend and stay in bed all weekend and by Monday you are no longer physically addicted... you are only psychologically addicted.

Im gonna give up drinking this year I think and smoking if I can tomorrow. Wish me luck.

The Romans brought that alcohol stuff over here - it was a population control method and also to grant courage to soldiers that fought with swords on open plains. They cut down our forest and they fight their wars, they gave us alcohol to give us the courage to fight, this is the truth as to why alcohol was invented all those years ago, and why there is so much crime and violence in this world. Alcohol was invented to grant courage and to lessen the pain, we Brythonic people didnt fight with swords we used bows and arrows in the forest, which was skill and dexterity...!

regards
Jules
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Nice to meet a fellow addict, I fear my friend drinking absint all day will perish.

He is a very strong man, but will face life sooner or later.
I wish to be with him when he face life, like I wish to be with the love of my life in the end.

Somporn is a legend, but a true 1.
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it's impossible to overcome habits without experiencing suffering. it's an universal law.
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instead of saying its impossible why dont you say "anything is possible and we need the solution and cure now, immediately"

huh Satan? why?
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it's impossible to overcome habits without experiencing suffering. it's an universal law.


instead of saying its impossible why dont you say "anything is possible and we need the solution and cure now, immediately"

huh Satan? why?
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anything is possible -- in theory. You're right that one should keep that in mind; one should have a positive attitude and wish for nothing less that an immediate solution. Any other approach is one of defeatism.

but in practice much suffering is necessary to achieve goals. A simple rule that lots and lots of people seem to ignore.

embracing suffering is the key to personal power. That is the key for you to conquer the universe. Why does the runner wins the marathon? Because he trained through the pain; he loves the pain.

"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is." - Jan L. A. van de Snepscheut

In theory there are infinite possibilities; in practice there is only one: infinite suffering.

Deal with it.
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Re: Any advice for alcohol withdrawals?
Please note that there has never been a GLP ask for advice thread posted before, where dozens of replies list ineffective things

this happens 100% of the time because the pinnacle of the Kali-Yuga is that everyone is fake and programmed with anti-truth

thats why if you look at, say 5000 GLP threads asking for health advice, all 5000 out of 5000 will contain ineffective and wrong replies.

its the age of confusion and everything incorrect.


Well, it's good that one person in this thread has the correct answer, then, isn't it. How did you get so lucky?



So, are you trying to be sarcastic and saying its not true that 100% of all GLP ask threads have incorrect replies?

do you think its good that 100% of GLP threads have incorrect replies, or would you say it is a sign of mass confusion and the kali yuga?
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actually there is some good advice and some bad.I'm going to try and quit,but it's fucking hard after 30 plus years.I think the diet and vitamins will help.I don't subscribe to theory of replacing it with a drug though.
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Re: Any advice for alcohol withdrawals?
it's impossible to overcome habits without experiencing suffering. it's an universal law.


instead of saying its impossible why dont you say "anything is possible and we need the solution and cure now, immediately"

huh Satan? why?



anything is possible -- in theory. You're right that one should keep that in mind; one should have a positive attitude and wish for nothing less that an immediate solution. Any other approach is one of defeatism.

but in practice much suffering is necessary to achieve goals. A simple rule that lots and lots of people seem to ignore.

embracing suffering is the key to personal power. That is the key for you to conquer the universe. Why does the runner wins the marathon? Because he trained through the pain; he loves the pain.

"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is." - Jan L. A. van de Snepscheut

In theory there are infinite possibilities; in practice there is only one: infinite suffering.

Deal with it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1213865


Youre so full of shit, suffering only destroys efforts. in real suffering a marathon runner wouldnt even be able to get out of bed to practice - what your talking about isnt suffering, those people are HIGH when they practice and run, they are always filled with energy and are high off their asses with massive dopamine. you are so dumb
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Re: Any advice for alcohol withdrawals?
Please note that there has never been a GLP ask for advice thread posted before, where dozens of replies list ineffective things

this happens 100% of the time because the pinnacle of the Kali-Yuga is that everyone is fake and programmed with anti-truth

thats why if you look at, say 5000 GLP threads asking for health advice, all 5000 out of 5000 will contain ineffective and wrong replies.

its the age of confusion and everything incorrect.


Well, it's good that one person in this thread has the correct answer, then, isn't it. How did you get so lucky?



So, are you trying to be sarcastic and saying its not true that 100% of all GLP ask threads have incorrect replies?

do you think its good that 100% of GLP threads have incorrect replies, or would you say it is a sign of mass confusion and the kali yuga?

actually there is some good advice and some bad.I'm going to try and quit,but it's fucking hard after 30 plus years.I think the diet and vitamins will help.I don't subscribe to theory of replacing it with a drug though.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 17410



You fail. diet and vitamins have the same effect as taking 1/1000th of an aspirin pill for a headache

Im an expert in supplements and have used them for years and years of all kinds. stop posting ultra weak shit. vitamins would fuckin touch alcohol withdrawal, not even a fucking dent in it asshole.

the person will continue to shake and roll around on the ground shaking begging for torture to end no matter what vitamin they take, weak asshole
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Kudzu.
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Thank you every one, I'm slowly drinking my orange juice so I dont throw it up.
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put vodka in it.
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Youre so full of shit, suffering only destroys efforts. in real suffering a marathon runner wouldnt even be able to get out of bed to practice - what your talking about isnt suffering, those people are HIGH when they practice and run, they are always filled with energy and are high off their asses with massive dopamine. you are so dumb
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you don't seem to comprehend the meaning of the word suffering in the same way as I do. I'm talking about mental suffering primarily. For example, I suppose you have projects in your life, right? So try this experiment: right now, try to convince yourself that you're supposed to finish all of your projects not later than 1 day starting from now. I'm sure that a feeling of tension will take over your psyche. A sense of anxiety will start corroding you. That is the kind of suffering I'm talking about. Physical suffering is only reflection of it. You have to work through suffering to achieve your goals: anxiety, tension, uncertainty -- all of these are symptoms of metaphysical suffering. Then comes physical suffering, the last barrier that must also be crossed. I've been training my body to extremes in these last years my friend, and I do train to obtain extraordinary physical powers, not the "feel good" fitness bullshit that most people believe.

You seem to have trouble accepting the validity of suffering in the universe. Many lightsiders do. It took me a long time to be able to conceive that maybe suffering is necessary for my personal development after all. So I suggest you lend some more thought to it. Thanks.
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Please note that there has never been a GLP ask for advice thread posted before, where dozens of replies list ineffective things

this happens 100% of the time because the pinnacle of the Kali-Yuga is that everyone is fake and programmed with anti-truth

thats why if you look at, say 5000 GLP threads asking for health advice, all 5000 out of 5000 will contain ineffective and wrong replies.

its the age of confusion and everything incorrect.


Well, it's good that one person in this thread has the correct answer, then, isn't it. How did you get so lucky?



So, are you trying to be sarcastic and saying its not true that 100% of all GLP ask threads have incorrect replies?

do you think its good that 100% of GLP threads have incorrect replies, or would you say it is a sign of mass confusion and the kali yuga?

actually there is some good advice and some bad.I'm going to try and quit,but it's fucking hard after 30 plus years.I think the diet and vitamins will help.I don't subscribe to theory of replacing it with a drug though.



You fail. diet and vitamins have the same effect as taking 1/1000th of an aspirin pill for a headache

Im an expert in supplements and have used them for years and years of all kinds. stop posting ultra weak shit. vitamins would fuckin touch alcohol withdrawal, not even a fucking dent in it asshole.

the person will continue to shake and roll around on the ground shaking begging for torture to end no matter what vitamin they take, weak asshole
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You're the only asshole I see on here.Talk about weak.All you can do is run people down.Fuck off prick. bsflag
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Youre so full of shit, suffering only destroys efforts. in real suffering a marathon runner wouldnt even be able to get out of bed to practice - what your talking about isnt suffering, those people are HIGH when they practice and run, they are always filled with energy and are high off their asses with massive dopamine. you are so dumb


you don't seem to comprehend the meaning of the word suffering in the same way as I do. I'm talking about mental suffering primarily. For example, I suppose you have projects in your life, right? So try this experiment: right now, try to convince yourself that you're supposed to finish all of your projects not later than 1 day starting from now. I'm sure that a feeling of tension will take over your psyche. A sense of anxiety will start corroding you. That is the kind of suffering I'm talking about. Physical suffering is only reflection of it. You have to work through suffering to achieve your goals: anxiety, tension, uncertainty -- all of these are symptoms of metaphysical suffering. Then comes physical suffering, the last barrier that must also be crossed. I've been training my body to extremes in these last years my friend, and I do train to obtain extraordinary physical powers, not the "feel good" fitness bullshit that most people believe.

You seem to have trouble accepting the validity of suffering in the universe. Many lightsiders do. It took me a long time to be able to conceive that maybe suffering is necessary for my personal development after all. So I suggest you lend some more thought to it. Thanks.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1213865



You have no idea what mental suffering is. Real mental suffering would have you begging immediately for its immediate end over and over and over

you are talking about feeling overall high and manic with super mild suffering in the background, not suffering.

if you knew what mental suffering is you wouldnt be posting what your posting

mental suffering doesnt exist in most the population, otherwise there would be no logiestic, no food on store shelves, everything would collapse and their would be mass death because no one would be able to concentrate to go to work

thats what mental suffering is, its utter destruction in the ability to function at all. youd be holding your head and screaming and begging for torture to end and in a constant state of dysphoria and anhedonia - inability to feel pleasure

your words reflect instead a manic person feeling pleasure, and thinking things are good and pleasurable and fun, and life is beatiful

you have no idea what mental suffering is and how it utterrly and completely destroys ones ability to function
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Please note that there has never been a GLP ask for advice thread posted before, where dozens of replies list ineffective things

this happens 100% of the time because the pinnacle of the Kali-Yuga is that everyone is fake and programmed with anti-truth

thats why if you look at, say 5000 GLP threads asking for health advice, all 5000 out of 5000 will contain ineffective and wrong replies.

its the age of confusion and everything incorrect.


Well, it's good that one person in this thread has the correct answer, then, isn't it. How did you get so lucky?



So, are you trying to be sarcastic and saying its not true that 100% of all GLP ask threads have incorrect replies?

do you think its good that 100% of GLP threads have incorrect replies, or would you say it is a sign of mass confusion and the kali yuga?

actually there is some good advice and some bad.I'm going to try and quit,but it's fucking hard after 30 plus years.I think the diet and vitamins will help.I don't subscribe to theory of replacing it with a drug though.



You fail. diet and vitamins have the same effect as taking 1/1000th of an aspirin pill for a headache

Im an expert in supplements and have used them for years and years of all kinds. stop posting ultra weak shit. vitamins would fuckin touch alcohol withdrawal, not even a fucking dent in it asshole.

the person will continue to shake and roll around on the ground shaking begging for torture to end no matter what vitamin they take, weak asshole

You're the only asshole I see on here.Talk about weak.All you can do is run people down.Fuck off prick. bsflag
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Oh, are you mad its the truth that taking a B-Vitamin doesnt change someone in bed shaking and crying from intense torture?

fuck denial weak posts
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What you are talking about when you say suffering is needed to achieve goals is people who have a net POSITIVE AND HIGH state

a net negative state where the amount of well being pleasure and pain add up to overall net-negative state, would render a person completely and utterly DESTROYED

youre talking about people who are over-all high, and have pleasure feelings and tons of energy, not suffering, bitch
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1. Stop drinking
2. Start smoking Cannabis for 2 weeks
3. Stop smoking cannabis, much easier, detox only lasts for 3 to 5 days.
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While I agree with the fact that weed detox only lasts a week or less, an addictive personality (such as an alcoholic) should be very careful substituting one drug for another.

That said, marijuana is far less harmful than alcohol. If you are going to smoke it to help get you off the booze, use a vaporizer. It will cost you $100 - $200 for a good one but you will use far less herb and won't do damage to your lungs at all. It will also filter out most, if not all of the addictive or harmful elements.

Vaporizers are also handy to have for colds and other ailments. Smoking plants in vapor form is 1,000,000 different kinds of good if you know what plants to use.


Good luck.
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What you are talking about when you say suffering is needed to achieve goals is people who have a net POSITIVE AND HIGH state

a net negative state where the amount of well being pleasure and pain add up to overall net-negative state, would render a person completely and utterly DESTROYED

youre talking about people who are over-all high, and have pleasure feelings and tons of energy, not suffering, bitch
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Fool. To feel good in your suffering -- that is the key. Pleasure and suffering are not mutually exclusive.

Energy cultivation takes conscious effort . Metaphorically speaking, it's an uphill work: your legs will ache but you have to keep climbing. So, in PRACTICE, in order to INCREASE your level of energy and get "HIGH" on top of that HILL, you DO have to SUFFER. There is no difference between our arguments except that you don't seem to connect the idea of energy cultivation, which is a vertical climbing work, with suffering.

You say "high". High of what? Energy? Each human being has a base level of energy. If the human being does not seek to transcend his limits, he remains with that familiar level for his entire life.

So how does one achieves a "high" level of energy and well-being, as you are implying, in the first place? By working on oneself, which in practice can only mean experiencing pain and suffering.

In practice you can't possible get to know what is "high" without experiencing what is "low" first.

In practice you have to climb up the ladder. In order to raise your level / state of energy, you have to experience suffering. That is what I'm talking about. But the experience won't be necessarily annoying or unpleasant. You are equating suffering with = bad. Suffering can be constructive somtimes, and not only destructive as you're saying. In fact, I think that all suffering is constructive; it's just that sometimes the person is in denial, and then the experience really feels bad and seems to be destroying you, but it turns out as blessing later as you find yourself born into a new person.

If a person is overall "high" it is just because they have a lot of focus and discipline that has allowed them to accept suffering and not be in denial about it.
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What you are talking about when you say suffering is needed to achieve goals is people who have a net POSITIVE AND HIGH state

a net negative state where the amount of well being pleasure and pain add up to overall net-negative state, would render a person completely and utterly DESTROYED

youre talking about people who are over-all high, and have pleasure feelings and tons of energy, not suffering, bitch


Fool. To feel good in your suffering -- that is the key. Pleasure and suffering are not mutually exclusive.

Energy cultivation takes conscious effort . Metaphorically speaking, it's an uphill work: your legs will ache but you have to keep climbing. So, in PRACTICE, in order to INCREASE your level of energy and get "HIGH" on top of that HILL, you DO have to SUFFER. There is no difference between our arguments except that you don't seem to connect the idea of energy cultivation, which is a vertical climbing work, with suffering.

You say "high". High of what? Energy? Each human being has a base level of energy. If the human being does not seek to transcend his limits, he remains with that familiar level for his entire life.

So how does one achieves a "high" level of energy and well-being, as you are implying, in the first place? By working on oneself, which in practice can only mean experiencing pain and suffering.

In practice you can't possible get to know what is "high" without experiencing what is "low" first.

In practice you have to climb up the ladder. In order to raise your level / state of energy, you have to experience suffering. That is what I'm talking about. But the experience won't be necessarily annoying or unpleasant. You are equating suffering with = bad. Suffering can be constructive somtimes, and not only destructive as you're saying. In fact, I think that all suffering is constructive; it's just that sometimes the person is in denial, and then the experience really feels bad and seems to be destroying you, but it turns out as blessing later as you find yourself born into a new person.

If a person is overall "high" it is just because they have a lot of focus and discipline that has allowed them to accept suffering and not be in denial about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1213865


you have no fucking idea what you are talking about and never experienced suffering before. you cant make it feel good no matter how many things you try, if you say you can then you never had it before. its like trying to make cigarette burns all over your body feel good

you are so fucking fake and anti-truth

i dont think you even have a sentient consciousness, you are an organic portal, no more typing, bye
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my new years res is to quit drinking. i'm sick of it. i'm one of those drink till ya die or pass outs too OP. so depressed and paranoid the next day..i just can't take the heebeejeebees anymore.
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you have no fucking idea what you are talking about and never experienced suffering before. you cant make it feel good no matter how many things you try, if you say you can then you never had it before. its like trying to make cigarette burns all over your body feel good

you are so fucking fake and anti-truth

i dont think you even have a sentient consciousness, you are an organic portal, no more typing, bye
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look friend, you've proved to me that you can't fathom how pleasure and suffering are one and the same. That is your limitation. You are still thinking in terms of duality by separating the two concepts.

Pleasure and pain are not mutually exclusive. It's only for those who have not conquered BOTH sides that it'll SEEM to be two separate and distinct experiences. I have not conquered all there is to suffering, but then neither have I experienced the ultimate pleasure. Ultimately, one needs the other. Dark needs Light and vice versa. Since you are a Lightsider, you cannot fathom what I'm saying.

IF you still oscillate between the two, it's only because you are still riding the PENDULUM. But when the pendulum reaches its position of rest, then there is no more oscillation AT THE SAME TIME there is infinite oscillation. That is when pleasure and suffering are indistinguishable from each other. The key is to achieve a state where you are always in BLISS even in the most PAINFUL situations. That is the true meaning of enlightenment.

Until there you will keep oscillating and coming to one-sided / polarized conclusions.
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one word acupuncture
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WHAT THE FUCK !!!

Is there not one person that can discuss anything on this site without bitching back and forth at each other?

Sometimes I swear people bitch and argue just for the sake of bitching and arguing !!

OP came here looking for some possible insight as to dealing with her withdrawals, and all you people do is call each other names as if you are all in elementary school !!

Jeebuz fucking crimony ...... GROW UP ALREADY !!

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Oh, forgot an important one:

When you are having a rrrrreal nasty craving for a drink, the trick is simple .... chocolate !! Always keep a chocolate bar handy. It's the sugar content that helps mimic the rush that the sugar content alcohol has.



you are so full of shit

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No, full of shit person, you are an idiot. Chocolate works wonders...
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Good advice.
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WHAT THE FUCK !!!

Is there not one person that can discuss anything on this site without bitching back and forth at each other?

Sometimes I swear people bitch and argue just for the sake of bitching and arguing !!

OP came here looking for some possible insight as to dealing with her withdrawals, and all you people do is call each other names as if you are all in elementary school !!

Jeebuz fucking crimony ...... GROW UP ALREADY !!
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well said





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