Say he weighs 80kg and is 1.75m tall. Just curious :D|||there's easier ways to get rid of him.|||Different people handle alcohol differently, so there's no way to say for sure. It depends on that person's metabolism, body fat, and what they may have eaten recently. Also, the condition and function of the liver will determine how quickly alcohol can be metabolized by the person. How quickly the alcohol is consumed will also make a difference - it takes far less when you're chugging it compared to drinking at a normal pace.
A blood alcohol level of 0.20% represents very serious intoxication and many people will pass out at this level, and 0.35%鈥?.40% is potentially fatal alcohol poisoning. One standard drink of alcohol will increase the average person's BAC roughly 0.02% to 0.05% So, doing the math, most people would be at a fatal level at 10-20 drinks consumed rapidly.
There are about 22 standard drinks in a liter of vodka, so 1 liter, if chugged, could kill you.|||well... 80 kg.... would be half a swig...
4 screw drivers, in a 120 lb male will knock him out in under an hour...
theres a calculator out there that tells this
the average 140 lb male, gets alcohol poison at BAC .42|||There was a study done which actually confirmed that the lethal dose of alcohol actually does depend significantly on the person's "tolerance" to alcohol.|||Thirty-seven. It has no basis in fact, but it was the first number that popped into my head.|||It would really depend on his tolerance to alcohol. If he's been a drinker for awhile he could handle a lot more than a newbie.|||it depends,
for the average human about 13
for australians its about 1456 liters|||It really depends on if he's used to drinking or not. The more someone drinks, the higher tolerance he has.|||depends on his weight and height it really depend on the person everyone is diffrent
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