How to drink a bottle of vodka in 20 seconds.

I think he was saying where's the fun in doing what that guy did.

Oh, rofl. There's none, apart from being damn cool for like 3 mins.

Yeah, right.. but you damage your life. I'd prefer being shy and not having friends instead than drinking and damaging my body (FYI, I've never been drunk, and I'm not a so-open kind of guy, but I still have many friends ).

I don't think getting drunk (not wasted, though it's okay to learn your limits) once every two weekends is that bad, really. Most people do it, and I've not seen any statistics showing that teetotallers have a way better life than people drinking now and then. Though I've never really looked into it. If you can find statistics which show me anything like that, I'll gladly look into it.

That's exactly the point. Maybe you often open up more when you're drunk, but you almost always end up with vomiting and bad headache the day after.

Not funny. Not at all.

That is indeed not funny, and I understand that. But I can certainly say that vomiting and bad headaches does not appear all the time if you know your limits. We're not talking about fuzzy-wuzzy teenagers buying as much alcohol they can, then drink it all up within one hour. lol.

You said something like How can you say it's not fun to jump into fire if you haven't tried it? ...

If someone is shy she/he should change it in normal way no with alcohol. I still don't see fun in being drunk.

Well, if he was referring to the clip, then I'll completely agree that it would be like saying that. But I was really thinking about go out and drink in general. I don't really see the similarity between being drunk and jumping on a fire, unless a ton of people between 16-27 jump on fires in the weekends. I suspect there's a reason they're doing it, and I suspect that the reason is normally not related to addiction nor group pressure.