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Blowing on Fire While Drunk 2017-09-10 06:21:06 Post No. 9159448
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So. If the human body tries to rid its blood of ethanol through its lungs, making each exhalation partially ethanol vapor, if one were to blow on burning coals while drunk, would it at all enhance the effect of blowing unused oxygen onto burning coals?
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Maybe. I'm no biochemist but I don't think that being intoxicated changes the amount of oxygen exhaled so you'd get the same amount of oxygen with a little extra fuel.
I can't imagine it'd be noticeable but it may make a slight difference.
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Breathalyzers exist, don't they? So you're obviously expelling a measurable amount of alcohol. Not that it would be particularly noticeable.
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okay, so let's say you are at a bac of 0.25. The volume of alcohol that you exhale will end up being about 1.19047619047619e-6% of your breath.
Something tells me it's not gonna make much of a difference
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