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PostPosted: 06/17/07 - 00:42    Post subject: alcohol measurments? Vote now! Reply with quote
i am not a heavy drinker but i wanted to know how much and how often cam you drink without causing any damega to your body? and when people reffer to one or two drinks a day how much is that like a shot or two of vodka or a can or two of beer?
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