Alcohol Guilt In Students

Students, Alcohol, and Guilt

by Angus Garfield Race, Dave Hodges' Guide (Angus Garfield Race, Dave Hodges' Guide)
written 01 May 1994

This article is classified "Real"


Alcohol, as has already been noted, has an intoxicating effect on certain
carbon-based lifeforms.  Guilt also has an effect but this is a
detoxicating effect and this occurs mainly with students with their
fundamental concerns with money, and goes something like this:

AFTER ONE PINT    - "oh God, that could have been a pound of mince"
AFTER TWO PINTS   - "God, that could have been two ring binders"
AFTER THREE PINTS - "God, that could have been thirty biros"
AFTER FOUR PINTS  - "God, that could have been a pascal manual"

          ...and so on ad infinitum

So as the alcohol intake goes up, the guilt therefore goes up.  Eventually
the two equalize at a point around six to eight pints therefore students
cannot get drunk!

(Note: Students are found drunk quite often; this is due to guilt-reducing
drugs, such as large quantities of alcohol.)

See also:
  • Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA, Earth
  • Hatfield, Herts, England, UK, Earth
  • Merits Of Beating Your Head Against The Wall, The
  • Volgo Lake Alcohol Consumption Effect

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