@dellybean London

Why does drinking alcohol give people a deeper voice the next morning?

9:33AM Sat, January 01 2011

@blackbarbie_

I never drink alcohol so couldn't tell you :p

9:35AM Sat, January 01 2011

@psalmotoxin Berlin

for me drinking lots of alcohol normally coincides with loud music surrounding me + thus the need to shout to be heard...

9:40AM Sat, January 01 2011

@alokjha

Because alcohol relaxes your vocal cords and keeps them longer for a bit. I think, anyway... :)

9:41AM Sat, January 01 2011

@dellybean London

I'm not a big drinker really, just usually on special occasions.

9:44AM Sat, January 01 2011

@dellybean London

true dat. That explains the croakiness most of the time. HNY :)

9:46AM Sat, January 01 2011

@blackbarbie_

Surely that is just a difference of opinion over the headline like a lot of articles and not any kind of evidence of shit reporting

9:46AM Sat, January 01 2011

@alokjha

You make a v good point. What you say happens a lot!

9:56AM Sat, January 01 2011

@flangey

because you spend your time in some loud bar yelling and cause your vocal cords to be inflamed (or something)

10:15AM Sat, January 01 2011

@dellybean London

that'll definitely do it. HNY :)

11:34AM Sat, January 01 2011

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Why does drinking alcohol give people a deeper voice the next morning?

I never drink alcohol so couldn't tell you :p

for me drinking lots of alcohol normally coincides with loud music surrounding me + thus the need to shout to be heard...

Because alcohol relaxes your vocal cords and keeps them longer for a bit. I think, anyway... :)

I'm not a big drinker really, just usually on special occasions.

true dat. That explains the croakiness most of the time. HNY :)

Surely that is just a difference of opinion over the headline like a lot of articles and not any kind of evidence of shit reporting

You make a v good point. What you say happens a lot!

because you spend your time in some loud bar yelling and cause your vocal cords to be inflamed (or something)

that'll definitely do it. HNY :)

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Why does drinking alcohol give people a deeper voice the next morning?

I never drink alcohol so couldn't tell you :p

for me drinking *lots* of alcohol normally coincides with loud music surrounding me + thus the need to shout to be heard...

Because alcohol relaxes your vocal cords and keeps them longer for a bit. I think, anyway... :)

I'm not a big drinker really, just usually on special occasions.

true dat. That explains the croakiness most of the time. HNY :)

Surely that is just a difference of opinion over the headline like a lot of articles and not any kind of evidence of shit reporting

You make a v good point. What you say happens a lot!

because you spend your time in some loud bar yelling and cause your vocal cords to be inflamed (or something)

that'll definitely do it. HNY :)

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