How high are you right now literally

[Dred]

Are you sure that isn't a natural coping mechanism?

It is true. I can't remember where, but I once had a lecture (can't remember bout what either), where the we wandered the lecturer off to talk about drinking and tolerance, and it in fact is true. That's bout the only thing I remeber from that lecture

[VitaminG]

2086 ft / 636 m

[GodOfRhythm]

7th level

[Cygnus X1]

Too much to drive safely.
(4 Sam Adams).
Guessing 2K over sea level.

But my beer recipes work just fine at sea level figures, so it is probably less.
How do I find out?
Wiki it?

Edit-WOW I was WAY off.
200 FEET high.

Wiki:
Columbia is the state capital and largest city in the U.S. state of South Carolina. The population was 116,278 according to the 2000 census (2008 population estimates put the city at 127,029). Columbia is the county seat of Richland County, but a portion of the city extends into Lexington County. The city is the center of a metro area of 728,063. The city's name comes from a poetic synonym for America, derived from the name of Christopher Columbus.
Located just 13 miles (21 km) northwest of South Carolina's geographic center, Columbia is the primary city of the Midlands region of South Carolina, which comprises several counties in the central portion of the state. As such it is centrally located to the rest of the state. Founded in 1786 as the site of South Carolina's new capital city, it was one of the first planned cities in the United States. The area is often cited for its high quality of life offerings, with its many cultural amenities, parks, and recreational features. At the confluence of two major rivers, Columbia is one of the best destinations in the country for kayak and canoe enthusiasts. It is also known for its large number of independent theater groups. Columbia was recently one of 30 communities named "America's Most Livable Communities." The award was given by the Washington-based non-profit Partners for Livable Communities and honors communities that are developing themselves in the creative economy. Columbia has also been named a top midsized market for relocating families in the nation.[3] Increasingly, Columbia is becoming recognized as an ideal city for retirees. Where to Retire magazine listed Columbia as one of its 25 best choices for retirement as a "budget town" in its January/February 2007 edition.[4] A RetireHomeSmart.com[5] survey of retirement cities lists Columbia as America's second best retirement city.[6]

[donf]

7.7 feet above sea level, so my FLOOD INSURANCE company says. Thats an extra grand a year for state of New Jersey.

[DRM]

I'd have to level that place just a tad..

I share your sentiments.