I'll take On Cobalt.....*tires to stand on Injured leg* GRK!!!

Maybe if I'm patient he'll come to me....

Eric pulls up in Challenger he somehow managed to get into the hallways, hands Thwaitesy a pipe wrench large enough to use as a crutch. "Get in."

Is it normal Cobalt's face remind me a little of Darius, though perhaps a little more... pointed? Not sure how to describe it.

Not kind looking in any ways though.

Funny thing is, it's actually a common misconception that Alcohol and Medicen can be fatal. over 90% of pharmacuticals when taken with alcohol have no damaging or negative effect o.O even asked my family physician about it (Been seein the guy for about eleven years now) n he even said it was crap made up BY doctors xD

A common misconception that prompts many to still put "do not take with alchohol" on medical lables, the Overlord just wants Hector to get better.

And no doctor wants to tell someone they have to drink to feel better, or give someone booze to feel better, goes against everything they know

wasn't drinking used as a substitute painkiller in the early days?

drinking alcohol

Aye before the invention of things like Ether and modern pain killers and sedatives, sometimes all you had was a bottle of whiskey

Also, disinfecting a wound with such was better than not. Even if you could get foreign contaminants also from it :) It was better than not.

Actually, from what I learned?

Alcohol effects the body through the bloodstream, the liver eliminating it from the blood. However, people on blood thinners (or medications which cause that effect) run the risk of the alcohol having a higher effect than anticipated. Hence, experiencing the effects of getting drunk faster . . . and so on from that point.

Appropriate reference link? Here you go.
http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/.....th-medications

Now, taking it as fact what was said? While "90%" of medicines may not interact with alcohol . . . it would take an informed individual to know what was safe and what was not. Doctors, by and large, do not trust their patients to be informed :) I don't trust the average person to know this sort of thing.

I only started picking up pieces due to some family health issues, and plasma donation. (Speaking of which, it was a bad . . . BAD . . . idea to take aspirin before donation. It has kinda messed up my system. But that's another story.)

On the complete other side of matters there's medical students, who know the absolute maximum of which chemical combinations they can consume without actually killing themselves for a good time. :P

I'd love to be the insurance underwriter for all this mess.

Huh. I thought there was someone else in the library when I went in for books on runes. I just thought I was hallucinating. I really need to get outdoors more often. I think I may come down with the plague myself. >.< And then who would run the dungeon?

If we get to platinum or gold, can we see if we can mine them?