Last Call iPhone app tells you how drunk you are

Posted in iPhone by Conner Flynn on November 17th, 2008

Last Call iPhone app tells you how drunk you areThe Last Call iPhone app tells you how drunk you are, because you are probably way too far gone to judge for yourself. It determines this using your weight and how many drinks you’ve had already. It also calculates your drunkenness by what type of alcoholic beverages you’ve consumed, and it will even offer advice on what to do next now that you’re three sheets to the wind.

If you’re too blitzed to drive, you can press a button and it will call a taxi for you. Best of all, it’s free, which means more booze money. Now all you need is an app that shows how much of your liver is still healthy and calculates how much more drinking you can do until your final days.

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2 Comments to “Last Call iPhone app tells you how drunk you are”
  1. drivelocity Says:

    It’s always better to err on the side of caution, but there’s no way that can be accurate. Everyone processes alcohol differently and it didn’t say anything about factoring in food intake.

  2. Marcus Says:

    Amongst all the apps which help you NOT to drunk dial..here is one which actually promotes drunk dialing. http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=306011386&mt=8

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