And at least one more beer run before the night is done. That's what you all told me, anyway. I don't remember. Her friends laugh, too. She couldn't see.
People drink till they throw up or pass out.
There has to be some kind of physical consequence for them to quit. . . . To some extent there's even a little pride that goes with it. People say things like, 'I used to throw up, but now my tolerance is really high. Huggins' program is part of Oregon Partnership, a nonprofit that educates adults and kids about drug and alcohol abuse prevention. She says she frequently sees a disconnect between what kids know about the dangers of drinking and how they apply that information to themselves.