• MrSulu@lemmy.ml
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    3 days ago

    The science says that for it to work, you need two Turkey drumsticks in first to soak up the alcohol quickly afterwards. Even better with mash, carrots and stuffing

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    3 days ago

    To answer this guy’s question, yes, it would show up, because the alcohol is present in your blood, and thus, your pee.

  • swab148@lemm.ee
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    4 days ago

    Since no one’s answered the question, yes it would show up on a test.

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      3 days ago

      As long as it doesn’t kill you because you are bypassing your liver and stomach that way and it’d be super easy to overdo it.

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        3 days ago

        It would show up on a breathalyzer. It doesn’t measure what you drank, but rather what’s in your blood.

        • KelvarIW@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          no a breathalyzer is the machine they make drivers blow into to check the alcohol in their breath. That machine then estimates your Blood Alcohol Content. This is why it’s generally advised to refuse a breathalyzer in lieu of a blood test, which draws blood and analyzes that sample directly.

          That said, any probation-ordered test is certainly a blood test, because only a blood test could check for other drugs besides alcohol.

          • JcbAzPx@lemmy.world
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            3 days ago

            The breathalyzer works because you’re body tries to remove some of the alcohol through your lungs, not because of leftover traces from the physical act of drinking. That’s why none of the various things people stuff in their mouth to try to fool the breathalyzer work.

            • KelvarIW@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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              3 days ago

              ooooh right it is peeing in a cup for probation drug tests. The blood sample is when you get pulled over. mb mb - got a little off-track. Either way it’s not a breath test. And I’m pretty sure a breath test would return clean if you drank vodka one night and got tested the next morning

              I’m not sure about Florida but I’m pretty sure you have the ability to opt into a blood test for DUIs, like you can choose to not to a Field Test (and you always should, those are completely arbitrary) - in lieu of other options. Maybe it’s a state thing. I don’t live in Florida. Fuck the USA.

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        3 days ago

        The breathalyzer tests the alcohol in the breath. An analyzer tests it…well I’ll let you figure that out.

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    4 days ago

    I can’t help but imagine a table full of people holding their glasses up to cheer and one person upside down with their bare ass in the air lol

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      4 days ago

      Not just a bare ass, but a bare ass with either a beer bong or a turkey baster inserted into it.

  • TheAlbatross@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    There’s something extra fun about this post in that alcohol taken anally is far more effective since it bypasses the digestive tract and gets absorbed directly into the blood stream from the colon. Like 2 oz vodka mixed with 4 oz lubricant shot up in an enema will have you SMASHED. So having a few glasses of wine put up there will make that a very memorable Thanksgiving.

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      I remember a case a few years ago where a woman was charged with manslaughter or something similar in the death of her husband. He wasn’t supposed to have alcohol at all for medical reasons but really wanted it. At his request she gave him an alcohol enema which killed him. IIRC they had been warned specifically against doing that, which was part of why she was charged.