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I don't remember a thing. Too convenient and I'm thinking only another closeted person would take advantage of a drunk person. As a, my opinion is that if you're drunk you can't perform, and if you hot woman wants sex can't perform, then well, you are sort of useless. Why would a straight guy go to a bar to "get drunk" and "be left alone?" I'm going to have to eventually dig out my reference material, but a study done some years ago indicated that 70% of male alcoholics have issues also with their sexuality, sexual behavior, and sexual orientation.

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