Romo's BAC was reportedly 0.15, nearly twice the legal limit

some of that depends on how big the beers are and how big the person
the larger the person the more they can drink before it has serious effects

    • Lower weight impact: A 100-pound person drinking a standard 12-ounce regular beer reaches roughly a 0.045% to 0.056% BAC.
    • Higher weight impact: A 220-pound person drinking the same single can reaches roughly a 0.021% to 0.026% BAC (varying slightly by biological sex due to typical differences in body water percentage).

General Effects of One Can of beer
I understand that. What I’m saying is if you’re drinking 7 beers in two hours, you might have a problem.
 
I'm totally good! Thank youi for asking.

So you totally liked Romo, is that what you want to say?

(here's the part where you claim to , right? :laugh: )
You're a weird dude. So is your Romo obsession. You aren't equipped to understand everyone is just having fun at your expense. Like Moths to a flame. You can't help yourself.
 
I understand that. What I’m saying is if you’re drinking 7 beers in two hours, you might have a problem.
I had a buddy that would drink a 30 rack on a Sunday….he would do a beer every 5 to 10 mins for the first hour then slow down, he was 250 pounds and just metabolized differently.

For a 180 pound man yes 7 beers in 2 hours typically a bit much; but for someone well accustomed to drinking and weighing a lot more it could be different.

As far as a problem…varies by individual
 
I had a buddy that would drink a 30 rack on a Sunday….he would do a beer every 5 to 10 mins for the first hour then slow down, he was 250 pounds and just metabolized differently.

For a 180 pound man yes 7 beers in 2 hours typically a bit much; but for someone well accustomed to drinking and weighing a lot more it could be different.

As far as a problem…varies by individual
Romo is what, about 220? and of course you are correct that how a person reacts to alcohol is unique to everyone.
 
...being type of sports celebrity, will help him, regardless what they say. He'll get a job broadcasting again somewhere.

When everything calms down, mention of Tony wont be big thing anymore.
 
Romo is what, about 220? and of course you are correct that how a person reacts to alcohol is unique to everyone.
..my neighborhood goes on watch, when I take down chocolate milk spiced with almond milk. ;).
 
I had a buddy that would drink a 30 rack on a Sunday….he would do a beer every 5 to 10 mins for the first hour then slow down, he was 250 pounds and just metabolized differently.

For a 180 pound man yes 7 beers in 2 hours typically a bit much; but for someone well accustomed to drinking and weighing a lot more it could be different.

As far as a problem…varies by individual
That doesn’t seem like a problem to you? Regardless of if your body can handle it.
 
It does kind of sound entitled. Players in the 60s and 70s have all types of issues from brain injuries to bad backs, some can’t walk…some are barely making it and you don’t see them use it as an excuse. So yeah what you quoted does kind of come across as entitled.
Look , we get it . You and Hawkeye0202 hate Tony Romo . He should be condemned for his horrible actions. However , it is cringeworthy to witness two grown men acting gleeful over Romo’s struggles with alcoholism . Subsequent posts saying “ I hope he gets help are just politically correct gestures attempting to hide your true feelings about Romo.

Are you aware that a 2011 study found that 71 percent of retired Nfl players use opioids and fifty two percent of them struggle with opioid addiction?
 
Look , we get it . You and Hawkeye0202 hate Tony Romo . He should be condemned for his horrible actions. However , it is cringeworthy to witness two grown men acting gleeful over Romo’s struggles with alcoholism . Subsequent posts saying “ I hope he gets help are just politically correct gestures attempting to hide your true feelings about Romo.

Are you aware that a 2011 study found that 71 percent of retired Nfl players use opioids and fifty two percent of them struggle with opioid addiction?
Hey I'm upset I'm left out of that. I hate Romo too. I'm just here to laugh at the Romosexuals
 
Hey I'm upset I'm left out of that. I hate Romo too. I'm just here to laugh at the Romosexuals
Who is a Romosexual ? Let me blow your mind with this revelation. You can like both Romo and Dak . The only people who think that there is a Rivalry between Romo and Dak are people with too much time on the hands.Does this post satisfy your need for attention?
 
Look , we get it . You and Hawkeye0202 hate Tony Romo . He should be condemned for his horrible actions. However , it is cringeworthy to witness two grown men acting gleeful over Romo’s struggles with alcoholism . Subsequent posts saying “ I hope he gets help are just politically correct gestures attempting to hide your true feelings about Romo.

Are you aware that a 2011 study found that 71 percent of retired Nfl players use opioids and fifty two percent of them struggle with opioid addiction?
Please go sit down somewhere. You're more mad at us then you are a drunk driver. Let that sink in. I've acfually been reserved on Romo and I said I Don't think eh owes us a apology or give a damn....its you Romosexuals i'm laughing at. Watching y'all defend drunk driving as "not that bad". I don't need a lesson on all the NFL players who addicted to drugs. It doesn't excuse it still. Sorry.
 

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