Kuf-Linx

[Guest SteveJohnston]

This is new to me and what a brill R&B doo-wop track that will be played at the next Stute

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjCzxAM2N94

Edited June 1, 2010 by SteveJohnston

[Guest SteveJohnston]

How cool is that! Played it about a dozen times now & love it What's the flip like??

Best,

Paul.

Hi Paul

It came out in the US on Challenge Records but my copy is on Canadan Sparton issue the other side is "eyeballin" not as good IMO but still not bad uptempo Doo-Wop I was going to cover this but it's on youtube and on a CD R&B compalation. a bugger to find I've looked in every place i know and nothing to be had mate, Glad you like it i did from first listen it's instant and a brill dancer!.

[Gold Band]

Hi Paul

It came out in the US on Challenge Records but my copy is on Canadan Sparton issue the other side is "eyeballin" not as good IMO but still not bad uptempo Doo-Wop I was going to cover this but it's on youtube and on a CD R&B compalation. a bugger to find I've looked in every place i know and nothing to be had mate, Glad you like it i did from first listen it's instant and a brill dancer!.

is this the same Eyeballin'

Vodka eyeballin', as it is known in student circles, is the latest drinking craze to sweep through Britain's universities. Those who do it claim that it induces feelings of drunkenness at break-neck speeds, providing an instant high.

Critics have also blamed the 2000 film Kevin And Perry Go Large, starring Harry Enfield as 'Kevin the Teenager', for encouraging the practice. In the film, actor Rhys Ifans plays a character called DJ Eyeball Paul, who performs the stunt in nightclubs. While medical experts say it is still a relatively new phenomenon, a quick glance at the internet reveals how rife it has become among young drinkers in Britain. The website YouTube, for example, features more than 800 clips of young men and women pouring vodka into their eyes - usually in their own homes. And these are just the ones stupid enough to film themselves and post their clips online.

Devotees claim that 'vodka eyeballin' induces drunkenness faster than drinking it can, because it passes easily through the mucous membrane and enters the bloodstream directly through veins at the back of the eye, although some experts are sceptical about the claims and believe that since those who do it are usually already drunk, they simply convince themselves that it's having such an effect. Professor Robin Touquet, consultant in emergency medicine at St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, says: 'At 40 per cent pure ethanol, vodka in the eye would create inflammation and thrombosis - clotting of the blood vessels - such that very little alcohol would be absorbed. Unlike the stomach, the eye does not have a gastro-intestinal lining to protect it and aid absorption.

'I am absolutely horrified that someone would even think of putting vodka in their eye. It's self-abuse.

'In the past, vodka has been used as a disinfectant. At 40 per cent proof, imagine what it can do to an area as sensitive as the eye? It is highly toxic.

No this is it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34cSezhx5m8

Edited June 1, 2010 by Troid

[Guest SteveJohnston]

A bit more intresting than trying to get your eye drunk

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