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Booze includes many intoxicating chemicals such as alcohol, hops, yeast, sugar, malt, barley and water. Though sugar is intoxicating (leading to the sugar high), it rarely results in consequences such as embarrassing texts that make people want to steal and destroy other people's cellphones.

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  • Passive drinking
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  • Booze includes many intoxicating chemicals such as alcohol, hops, yeast, sugar, malt, barley and water. Though sugar is intoxicating (leading to the sugar high), it rarely results in consequences such as embarrassing texts that make people want to steal and destroy other people's cellphones.
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  • Booze includes many intoxicating chemicals such as alcohol, hops, yeast, sugar, malt, barley and water. Though sugar is intoxicating (leading to the sugar high), it rarely results in consequences such as embarrassing texts that make people want to steal and destroy other people's cellphones. When alcohol comes into contact with the skin, it can leach through the epidermis though reverse osmosis. Once the alcohol has passed into the skin, it enters the bloodstream, through small capillaries in the skin used to give off heat. Generally, places used to drink alcohol are bars, pubs, and nightclubs, which are warm. As a result, the alcohol can enter though the capillary walls into the bloodstream. Many volatile drinks do not require the drink to be spilt but simply enter the eye and skin from the air.
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