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Are there any long term side-effects of getting black out drunk one time?
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Not usually.: If you survived this single bad decision, you are lucky! you only lost a few thousand brain cells and you (probably) have enough properly-functioning ones remaining to decide to never drink that much again.Once you pass out you can aspirate and die, like so many celebrities. Please get help if this becomes a problem.
Answered 8/12/2012
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