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To: edcoil

“Vodka does not smell.”

True, by itself it doesn’t have a very strong smell, but if someone drinks, they have alcohol breath ... the metabolites from the alcohol give you a really funny smell on your breath. When you start drinking, the alcohol’s being absorbed and being metabolized ... but ketones don’t get metabolized. They’re in your blood, and your blood and your lungs exchange — that’s how you breathe — and these things will come out in your lungs, and you’ll be breathing them for hours. So there’s no way to cover it up and totally fool everybody all the time after a certain point .. the woman might have had an alcoholic in the family ... when you are raised with a vodka drinker, you know what it smells like from a mile away.


15 posted on 08/04/2010 9:08:31 AM PDT by jessduntno (I wonder...how will third Manassas turn out?)
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To: jessduntno
when you are raised with a vodka drinker, you know what it smells like from a mile away.

True 'dat.

18 posted on 08/04/2010 9:10:04 AM PDT by OB1kNOb (My problem with aging is I tend to forget things. Also, I've found that I tend to forget things.)
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