drinking repeatedly

[smithers]

does drinking on consecutive days lower or higher your tolerance for the next day?

[Harley Quinn]

It's a bad decision to drink consecutively, the body can't process the alcohol that's already in the system. You'll most likely have a lowered tolerance, depends on how much you drank the night before and you'll feel like absolute shit all the way during it.

[LouBerry]

For real, dog, don't do that to yourself. If you're drinking enough that you don't really ever sober up completely before your next binge, your tolerance will be shit and you wouldn't believe what it'll do to your liver.

[tovaris]

it does neither, it destories your liver.

[Typhlosion]

I know that drinking too much cachaça gave mu a huge intolerance to it. Now I can't take two shots.

Don't do this man. It's bad for your liver and brain. One thing is for occasional fun, another is reckless stupidity :L

[Lost in the Echo]

The more you drink, the more used to it your body becomes, which is how alcohol tolerance is built up. So eventually, you will need more and more to become intoxicated.
But yeah, binge drinking isn't a good idea at all. I binge drank the past two weekends, and I felt absolutely terrible the days following. I felt tired, like all the energy was sucked out of me, and I felt nauseous as all hell. So, if you don't want to feel that way, then just drink in moderation.

And one more thing: Binge drinking easily leads to alcohol addiction. The more alcohol you consume, the more dependent your body will become on it, and the more dependent you will become on it mentally. You will feel like you want to get drunk everyday. Trust me, I know from experience.
Don't binge drink. It leads to big problems.