- Reaction score
- 1,512
- Points
- 1,260
"Police arrested Denysiuk, who registered blood-alcohol readings of .322 -- more than four times the legal limit for driving."
This story made me curious as to what the world record B.A.C. is:
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2005/01/04/drunk-bulgarian-050104.html
"...the man remained conscious and talked with them."
All the more interesting because of his age, and the head injury.
No medical explanation as to why he survived is given in the story.
Perhaps after so many years of heavy drinking he developed a tolerance for alcohol?
PMedMoe said:Baffled? I'm sure you were as most people with that alcohol level would be unconscious, in a coma or possibly dead.
This story made me curious as to what the world record B.A.C. is:
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2005/01/04/drunk-bulgarian-050104.html
"...the man remained conscious and talked with them."
All the more interesting because of his age, and the head injury.
No medical explanation as to why he survived is given in the story.
Perhaps after so many years of heavy drinking he developed a tolerance for alcohol?