12 case of beer or 2/6 of gin? whats worse?

[krayziefresh]

I know beer has krayzie fat in it but what would be worse? a 26er of Gin (750ml) or a case of beer. I usually go for the gin and its probably not so bad, considering its probably gonna come back out anyways...what are peoples opinions on this?

 

[HANSEL]

I dont think beer itself has fat in it, but it is much more fattening than the gin will be.

 

[jerkbox]

gin has less carb and sugar content...unless of course you drink it with some nice and sugary tonic......stick to the straight up gin martinis.

 

[LaviathanX]

2/6?

Isn't 750ml a 1/5?

 

[krayziefresh]

2/6? Isn't 750ml a 1/5?

i dunno..probably. All i know is when I'm partying it's 0ml by about 1 am

 

[LaviathanX]

hahaha...amen to that!

I haven't drank in three weeks. By this friday it'll be four weeks. This is the first break from alcohol in about four years, when I was a freshman in college.

 

[Lumberg]

I don't understand why people call 750 ml a fifth. What is 750 ml a "fifth" of? 3750 ml? Now how much sense does that make?


A fifth of liquor is 200ml. Get it? A fifth of a liter?

And to answer your question, the gin would be less fattening assuming you aren't mixing it with anything.

 

[DigitalKyle]

750ml is about a 1/5 of a gallon

 

[ProteinFiend]

I know beer has krayzie fat in it but what would be worse? a 26er of Gin (750ml) or a case of beer. I usually go for the gin and its probably not so bad, considering its probably gonna come back out anyways...what are peoples opinions on this?

beer has < 1g of fat and +-5 g of carbs (lite beer)... thus if you are drinking 5-6 beers you are only having about 30 carbs, which is less than 1/2 of a bottle of snapple... the only problem is that while you are burning off alcohol you cant metabolize any carbs... go figure... so... id go for the gin... without a mixer and without any food after (or any food just before because you wont burn any of it off).

 

[Lumberg]

750ml is about a 1/5 of a gallon

Well, what do you know? 1 gallon is 3,785.41184 ml. Thanks for clearing that up.

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