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A new study published in the Medical Journal of Australia, says Bond displayed, “severe alcohol use disorder” over the course of six decades and 24 movies. The study authors found that in his entire onscreen career, Bond drank 109 times. His most excessive outing, when he downed six Vespers and raised his blood alcohol level to approximately .36 grams per deciliter in “Quantum of Solace,” was “enough to kill some people,” they noted.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: DBCowboy
His most excessive outing, when he downed six Vespers and raised his blood alcohol level to approximately .36 grams per deciliter in “Quantum of Solace,” was “enough to kill some people,” they noted.
I'd be fine.
Maybe a snack and a nap.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
A new study published in the Medical Journal of Australia, says Bond displayed, “severe alcohol use disorder” over the course of six decades and 24 movies. The study authors found that in his entire onscreen career, Bond drank 109 times. His most excessive outing, when he downed six Vespers and raised his blood alcohol level to approximately .36 grams per deciliter in “Quantum of Solace,” was “enough to kill some people,” they noted.
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What the hell people!
You trying to take away all the fun in life? What's next? BACON?
Calling one of the coolest characters in 20th and 21st century film and literature a drunk is just crossing the damned line!
He's FICTION, you morons!
FICTION!
What's next? A study that says Superman can't really fly?
I like the Aussies. Really. They're a great people. You guys should slap the stupid out of their heads though. This crap has got to stop!
Has anyone splatted your head upside and downside, and crossways lately?
*I need a drink. . . . . *
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
I think you all misunderstood the article so as an Aussie let me clear it up
We weren’t having a go at him, we were using him as justification.
“See Bond just hacked a government mainframe then jumped off a 60 storey building to get away after 6 Martini’s, don’t tell me I can’t have a beer during surgery”
Bloody snowflakes, you know nothing about Australia or Aussies if you think we see drinking to excess as a vice
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
I think you all misunderstood the article so as an Aussie let me clear it up
We weren’t having a go at him, we were using him as justification.
“See Bond just hacked a government mainframe then jumped off a 60 storey building to get away after 6 Martini’s, don’t tell me I can’t have a beer during surgery”
Bloody snowflakes, you know nothing about Australia or Aussies if you think we see drinking to excess as a vice
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
Bloody snowflakes, you know nothing about Australia or Aussies if you think we see drinking to excess as a vice
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: DBCowboy
Come to Australia and you will quickly find out we like our excessive alcohol consumption very much, in fact if you don't come to Australia and get blind rotten drunk, sunburnt and bitten by some nasty critter you're doing it wrong.
originally posted by: MichiganSwampBuck
If James Bond were real, he'd be dead already. The autopsy would show that his liver and kidneys had long ago failed and he had every STD known to man, plus a few that are unidentified. Not to mention more broken bones than Evil Kenievel.