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Marblehead
08-13-2005, 01:19 AM
I got this off of J-List.
Yes, now kids can enjoy their own non-alchoholic beer. :rolleyes:
www.tomomasu.co.jp/kodomo
Dead Sexy Vocab
08-13-2005, 01:29 AM
I've once drank a malt before.
Yum..
I remember when I was about 13 in Portugal, they sold beer in vending machines, naturally a few of us bought some only to find it was NON ALCOHOLIC BEER! :mad:
We had a long discussion on the wrongness of this and went swimming for the rest of the day and I got sunburned...that's another story though.
4letterwords
08-13-2005, 01:51 AM
In japan they had all kinds of alcohol in vending machines... but I went into liquor stores and bought alcohol to make my ego feel bigger (I'm only 18, but to them I look older)... until my friends and I went in in our school uniforms and they still sold it to us....
Its the principal of it... and it still makes me cool that I can buy alcohol in Japan. :D
InsertWapNameHere
08-13-2005, 02:01 AM
Alot of countries pay no mind to children drinking alittle alcohol, and it seems to work for them.
ellie
08-13-2005, 02:51 AM
Can kids buy O'Douls in the USA? It's a common non-alcoholic beer, but I wonder if underage kids can still buy it, or if it's in the same category as alcohol even though it's not? I personally find beer vile. Bitch beer (ie Smirnoff twisted) is uber good. Mixed drinks = good. But beer, IMHO, just doesn't taste like it's meant for human consumption.
hylitereals
08-13-2005, 03:14 AM
Can kids buy O'Douls in the USA? It's a common non-alcoholic beer, but I wonder if underage kids can still buy it, or if it's in the same category as alcohol even though it's not? I personally find beer vile. Bitch beer (ie Smirnoff twisted) is uber good. Mixed drinks = good. But beer, IMHO, just doesn't taste like it's meant for human consumption.
Drink the right ones.
Like Corona, Heineken, Rolling Rock, etc.
I like Smirnoff Twisted green apple, and i enjoy mixed drinks of course too. But Corona is some pretty good ass beer, especially with a lime in it.
D-pad
08-13-2005, 03:17 AM
Nummy beer.........
halifaxrick
08-13-2005, 03:31 AM
Drink the right ones.
Like Corona, Heineken, Rolling Rock, etc.
I'm sorry, but I wouldn't use Corona to wash my arse. And Rolling Rock is just piss in a bottle (I've even had it at the brewery in Latrobe -- still crap). Get some Stella if you want a good crisp larger. Or better still a nice creamy pint of Caffreys (not available in the US).
The "Bitch Beers" use to be called Alcopops in England as they were really marketed to kids as a gateway alcohol.
A more natural alternative (but still as tasty) is sweet pear cider.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 04:41 AM
I have never tried non-alcoholic beer. What's the selling point of it? If it's the taste, I won't try it. I only drink if the taste is tolerable enough. And I rarely drink beer. I favor wine and other liquors of the like.
I do like Heineken, though. My father got me on it. And my mother got me on Kirin Ichiban. Anyone ever try that one?
this sooo calls for a thread about alcohol, fuk if it's inappropriate it happens. Kids under 21 drink, they like to party and feel young. And I hope many of them do keep it under control to an extent and realize when they are older they'll have to cool it. I hope they still go to school, take it seriously, I even hope that they will be nice people, but shhh
WE WILL DRINK. :P (for the sake of not pissing off others, I am not encouraging it. In fact, it's best not to start at all because once you do start drinking/using it as a means to party, it's alot harder to stay off).
*I also think it's good for everyone to know one alcoholic in their lives. That way we have some concious showing/telling us at how bad it can get, now ondwards!*
So, first I'd like to say all alcohol tastes like crap. All of it. As elliejay so beufifufly put it, "bitch drinks" do taste good(some); they are not alcohol. They are like 4% and it's impossible to get drunk off of those unless you are already drunk.
Proof? I"m f'n lightweight. 130lbs, I can't drink as much alcohol as others(screw embaressment that's a good thing, i get drunk easier, faster, cheaper. But sometimes it's more work :().
Anywho, i had like 7 bottles of shirnoff one time and didn't feel CRAP.
I think if your purpose of drinking is to get drunk, you're going to have to suck it up and have some nasty beer or 60+proof hard alcohol. Mix if if you want so it becomes TOLERABLE. But as soon as it starts tasting good?? That's when you know it's too dilated and you're waisting your time.
OH by the way it's pretty cool I think someitmes i can coherse myself into a natural buzz/high. Like i can make myself extra giddy and just happy to the point where it feels like it replaces the drunk feeling. Minus the world spinning and loss of motar controls of course. Nonetheless It's pretty cool. If i could channel that I would drink alot less.
Bowling Pin
08-13-2005, 06:05 AM
All beer is is something you use to rush down after taking shots.
General_Admission
08-13-2005, 06:07 AM
My parents occasionally let me have a glass of wine. I used to hate the taste when I was little, but now I really like the taste. I don't drink to get drunk. I have never been drunk. I like the feel of wine in my mouth/throat & the taste.
"i dont drink to get drunk. I like the feel/taste."
man sounds backwards but If i started saying that I would be scared i'm turning alcoholic.
sound backwards to you mabye but think about it from a different perspective. Most teens will drink alcohol because it's a neccesary evil. They like the feeling of being drunk. In a sense all it does is take away our ability to second guess ourselves and makes us feel free and confident. I guess some would enjoy the loss of motar skills/find it funny.
Ah I'll stop but yeah, right now the idea of enjoying a drink for the feeling other then going into party mode is not something I want to indulge. I'd rather stay a social drinker I guess is what I'm trying to say.
Marblehead
08-13-2005, 06:25 AM
I think if your purpose of drinking is to get drunk, you're going to have to suck it up and have some nasty beer or 60+proof hard alcohol. Mix if if you want so it becomes TOLERABLE. But as soon as it starts tasting good?? That's when you know it's too dilated and you're waisting your time.
You obviously have never tasted a Long Island Ice tea. :cool:
You obviously have never tasted a Long Island Ice tea. :cool:
how weak is it?? usually the better the taste the weaker it is. And at the "bitch drink" level I don't think it's worth the $$$, Time, and risk.
IRT fujin(under me)
um....you don't need alcohol to become relaxed. Already drinking underage or mabye even any age isn't the best thing to do so why bother when it comes to such a subtituional benefit?
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 06:28 AM
Snip.
I am lighter than you, man. I am 5'5 and lean. Just my body type, I guess, since it is hard for me to gain weight. But more often than not I am left behind when I drink with my friends. They are all 6'X. But then again I don't drink to get drunk like most teens.
My mother got me into drinking for getting comfortable. I also rarely drink beer - it has to be a damn good beer, and even then I prefer not to. I drink in moderation and rarely drink outside of my own house since I am usually the designated driver. I'm like a taxi for the drunk.
I also prefer to have a full grasp of my surroundings and the situations I am in. Otherwise I would probably become irate.
I don't care about being ridiculed for drinking wine coolers or anything like that, because they taste much better than beer and most liquors out there. Like I said, I drink to become relaxed. Never drunk.
So please kids, stay in school and drink your milk. And if you must drink, drink in moderation. You'll live longer(this counts on so many other levels than just health. Watch what you do when you are drunk).
General_Admission
08-13-2005, 06:33 AM
I am lighter than you, man. I am 5'5 and lean. Just my body type, I guess, since it is hard for me to gain weight. But more often than not I am left behind when I drink with my friends. They are all 6'X. But then again I don't drink to get drunk like most teens.
My mother got me into drinking for getting comfortable. I also rarely drink beer - it has to be a damn good beer, and even then I prefer not to. I drink in moderation and rarely drink outside of my own house since I am usually the designated driver. I'm like a taxi for the drunk.
I also prefer to have a full grasp of my surroundings and the situations I am in. Otherwise I would probably become irate.
I don't care about being ridiculed for drinking wine coolers or anything like that, because they taste much better than beer and most liquors out there. Like I said, I drink to become relaxed. Never drunk.
So please kids, stay in school and drink your milk. And if you must drink, drink in moderation. You'll live longer(this counts on so many other levels than just health. Watch what you do when you are drunk).
Words to live by.
But wine is not dangerous in moderation. It's good for your heart.
Wine doesn't really relax me that much. I guess I don't drink enough. Like I said, I just like the feel of it in my mouth/throat and the taste. It's like drinking a soda, but with huge responsibilites attached.
wine I drink = 13.5% alcohol by volume
Marblehead
08-13-2005, 06:34 AM
how weak is it?? usually the better the taste the weaker it is. And at the "bitch drink" level I don't think it's worth the $$$, Time, and risk.
IRT fujin(under me)
um....you don't need alcohol to become relaxed. Already drinking underage or mabye even any age isn't the best thing to do so why bother when it comes to such a subtituional benefit?
Why it's about 8 shots of pure alcohol with a sprits of soda and it taste just like ice tea. go figure. :D
X the Eliminator
08-13-2005, 06:39 AM
Can kids buy O'Douls in the USA? It's a common non-alcoholic beer, but I wonder if underage kids can still buy it, or if it's in the same category as alcohol even though it's not? I personally find beer vile. Bitch beer (ie Smirnoff twisted) is uber good. Mixed drinks = good. But beer, IMHO, just doesn't taste like it's meant for human consumption.
The real question is: Who would want to buy an O'Doul's at all?
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 06:47 AM
Words to live by.
But wine is not dangerous in moderation. It's good for your heart.
Wine doesn't really relax me that much. I guess I don't drink enough. Like I said, I just like the feel of it in my mouth/throat and the taste. It's like drinking a soda, but with huge responsibilites attached.
wine I drink = 13.5% alcohol by volume
Ah good point. Wine is said to be good for the heart. But like any alcohol, do it in moderation. Wine doesn't cause problems really becuase it is not meant to be consumed in heavy quantities. It wastes the purpose of drinking wine.
Why it's about 8 shots of pure alcohol with a sprits of soda and it taste just like ice tea. go figure. :D
lol that just sounds dangerous. Almost like crack that looks like pixie candy.
I assume you'd have to go to bars to get that no?
Marblehead
08-13-2005, 07:01 AM
Well I've never seen it in a can so I'd say yeah. Of course you could always make it at home. :D
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 07:03 AM
Why it's about 8 shots of pure alcohol with a sprits of soda and it taste just like ice tea. go figure. :D
Wow, that is dangerous. People die from that type of stuff. Well some...
Reminds me of many stories I can remember about Everclear. That is one dangerous liquor. I advise all of you not accustomed to drinking to never touch that stuff until you have some experience and a good feel of when you have had enough.
i think everclear was in eurotrip. It was the green drink, and after they drank it they said something to the extent of
"it's not working, wtf this shhh is crap!"
after that comment a green fairy thing flew right by one of them and said
"i know what you mean, this shhh sucks!"
lol the humor. That movie was very good.
X the Eliminator
08-13-2005, 07:26 AM
The green liquor in Eurotrip was Absent.
Everclear is the strongest drinkable alcohol in the US - 195 proof (97.5% alcohol).
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 07:26 AM
i think everclear was in eurotrip. It was the green drink, and after they drank it they said something to the extent of
"it's not working, wtf this shhh is crap!"
after that comment a green fairy thing flew right by one of them and said
"i know what you mean, this shhh sucks!"
lol the humor. That movie was very good.
Was it Everclear? If it was, yeah that's pretty accurate.
Yeah, Eurotrip was pretty damn funny. The comedy was very... in your face. But still, it worked. But that's just another example of why you children should not drink excessively! You don't want to make out with your sister or brother, do you?
And yeah, I'm 18 and calling people kids. Such is life.
Marblehead
08-13-2005, 07:27 AM
No, that's Absinthe and that ain't for beginners! :eek:
Keep it away from mean drunks!
Was it Everclear? If it was, yeah that's pretty accurate.
Yeah, Eurotrip was pretty damn funny. The comedy was very... in your face. But still, it worked. But that's just another example of why you children should not drink excessively! You don't want to make out with your sister or brother, do you?
And yeah, I'm 18 and calling people kids. Such is life.
man where's that Hah! I"m older than you picture when you need one?(did they even make one??)
yeah I think it was everlclear(crap no no, i'm wrong). LOL that's so funny.
"mi skuzi mi skuzi" that guy in teh train was a f'n riot.
Man you're 18 and you already love and ENJOY the smell and taste of alchohol?? Holy hell you're in trouble!!
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 07:29 AM
No, that's Absinthe and that ain't for beginners! :eek:
Keep it away from mean drunks!
Yes, you're right. It was green and all.
Yeah, for beginners, you really should take time to get used to lighter alcoholic drinks. The advanced ones will kick your ass.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 07:35 AM
man where's that Hah! I"m older than you picture when you need one?(did they even make one??)
yeah I think it was everlclear(crap no no, i'm wrong). LOL that's so funny.
"mi skuzi mi skuzi" that guy in teh train was a f'n riot.
Man you're 18 and you already love and ENJOY the smell and taste of alchohol?? Holy hell you're in trouble!!
Lmao. "Mi skuzi, mi skuzi" <grope grope> Priceless. Don't forget the robot mime guy.
And I think I'm smart enough to keep myself out of trouble. I hope so at least. It takes a lot to actually control yourself, though... Not to overindulge. Luckily I developed a different taste for alcohol than alcoholics develop. I simply like the subtle flavors and the scents and such. And each one brings you a different form of relaxation in my humble opinion.
Lmao. "Mi skuzi, mi skuzi" <grope grope> Priceless. Don't forget the robot mime guy.
And I think I'm smart enough to keep myself out of trouble. I hope so at least. It takes a lot to actually control yourself, though... Not to overindulge. Luckily I developed a different taste for alcohol than alcoholics develop. I simply like the subtle flavors and the scents and such. And each one brings you a different form of relaxation in my humble opinion.
well i have this belief/theory *cough* excuse *cough*
that alcoholics are already predisposed to be ones. Like hereditery, or trauma in their life or whatever. So it takes alot more for a teenager/college partier to become one if they're smart about it.
I have no idea if that's true, but it keeps me sane enough :P.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:05 AM
well i have this belief/theory *cough* excuse *cough*
that alcoholics are already predisposed to be ones. Like hereditery, or trauma in their life or whatever. So it takes alot more for a teenager/college partier to become one if they're smart about it.
I have no idea if that's true, but it keeps me sane enough :P.
Well many things are transfered over through genetics, including psychological characteristics. It's not such a hard thing to believe that alcoholics might be predisposed to being alcoholics.
Trauma does play a key factor into it, too. Trauma can change the entire personality of a human being, considering the magnitude of the trauma is sufficent enough.
General_Admission
08-13-2005, 08:07 AM
man where's that Hah! I"m older than you picture when you need one?(did they even make one??)
yeah I think it was everlclear(crap no no, i'm wrong). LOL that's so funny.
"mi skuzi mi skuzi" that guy in teh train was a f'n riot.
Man you're 18 and you already love and ENJOY the smell and taste of alchohol?? Holy hell you're in trouble!!
I'm 17.
I'm not the type of person who drinks or partys 'hardcore.' I have been offered to go to partys where they drink, but declined. They used to ask me a lot, but they don't anymore. They know I'm not that kind of person.
Well many things are transfered over through genetics, including psychological characteristics. It's not such a hard thing to believe that alcoholics might be predisposed to being alcoholics.
Trauma does play a key factor into it, too. Trauma can change the entire personality of a human being, considering the magnitude of the trauma is sufficent enough.
yeah but see my theory lolexuselol also believes that these are the primary ways to become an alchoholic. and If you're not predisposed(ie unlucky or fucked) then you're generally fine/ok.
I don't think that second part is true or at the least, I know it sounds too good to be true.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:13 AM
yeah but see my theory lolexuselol also believes that these are the primary ways to become an alchoholic. and If you're not predisposed(ie unlucky or fucked) then you're generally fine/ok.
I don't think that second part is true or at the least, I know it sounds too good to be true.
I can't really bash your argument as I partly agree with it. It's a valid one, yes it is.
Genetics is a mysterious subject and we still have a long way to go before we fully understand this science. Though I feel your theory might be true. I still believe though that people can become alcoholics just by forcing themselves to drink. Peer pressure can be a bitch, and I've seen it work on some of my friends(some former for their habits).
Tried Kirin Ichiban before, but to me it's as bad as any American beer. Some of Kirin's other beers are all right, Asahi's my favorite of the ones I tried while in Japan.
That said, it's all about the Irish beers, honestly. Never managed to go wrong with Guinness or Killian's. Generally speaking, the darker the beer, the better.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:24 AM
Tried Kirin Ichiban before, but to me it's as bad as any American beer. Some of Kirin's other beers are all right, Asahi's my favorite of the ones I tried while in Japan.
That said, it's all about the Irish beers, honestly. Never managed to go wrong with Guinness or Killian's. Generally speaking, the darker the beer, the better.
I liked Kirin Ichiban. I won't disagree with your other statements, though. Asahi is nice.
And Irish beer is always good. Guinness especially. Lager isn't so bad, but I don't mind my light beers, either.
But I am not really a beer drinker. Give me a glass of merlot or schnapps(Yes, it is a brandy, but close enough to being liquor. Still good stuff).
kind of funny that a topic tittled "childrens beer" turns out into a topic on real maure beer and discussed by a bunch of underage teenagers.
i'm amused.
Think the drunkest I've ever been personally was when a friend gave me a large dixie cup filled near the top with vanilla vodka and I basically just took it as a single shot. Followed it up with some Wild Irish Rose (crap wine), but I'd killed my tongue so much with the vodka that it tasted like grape juice at the time. Of course, the aftereffects of chasing hard liquor with cheap wine weren't pretty, though...
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:36 AM
The topic was heading that direction. And it's not so bad. Many people think that 18 should be the legal drinking age. I personally don't have much of an opinion there.
If the topic needs to be back on track, however, I think non-alcoholic beer is as harmful as actual beer as it let's the children start to believe beer is okay at any age. It just gets kicked up a notch at 21. That and I guess it gets them accustomed to the taste so they can accept the actual thing with a less resistant stomach.
kind of funny that a topic tittled "childrens beer" turns out into a topic on real maure beer and discussed by a bunch of underage teenagers.
i'm amused.
In all fairness I'm 22. Can't speak for the rest of the thread, though...hehehe...
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:38 AM
Think the drunkest I've ever been personally was when a friend gave me a large dixie cup filled near the top with vanilla vodka and I basically just took it as a single shot. Followed it up with some Wild Irish Rose (crap wine), but I'd killed my tongue so much with the vodka that it tasted like grape juice at the time. Of course, the aftereffects of chasing hard liquor with cheap wine weren't pretty, though...
Vodka is another strong one. I think people don't realize it immediately because it is discussed so nonchalantly. But my mother had some pretty nasty experiences with vodka. Or maybe it was scotch... Both are bad.
Cheap wine... heh. Drink what you can buy I guess. Considering what you consumed, you must have had one hell of a hangover.
Not really, but that's because the bad reaction ended up causing me to throw up for two hours (was only 20 at the time, didn't learn until afterward that you can't mix certain kinds of alcohol...hehehe...). These days I just pick a drink and stick with it, even so far as only drinking one brand of beer at any given sitting.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:47 AM
Not really, but that's because the bad reaction ended up causing me to throw up for two hours (was only 20 at the time, didn't learn until afterward that you can't mix certain kinds of alcohol...hehehe...). These days I just pick a drink and stick with it, even so far as only drinking one brand of beer at any given sitting.
lol. Sad thing is people use the vomitting thing as a way of consuming more alcoholic beverages. x.x
Good thing you didn't keep it all in your system.
oh no i dont think it needs to go back on topic. why the hell should it no one else is talking about the original topic, why should I eh?
i just think it's funny that you get "childrens beer" on one end you have the fake stuff. And you could see we are talking about Childrens Beer in an abstract sort of way because we're still underage but since we're older you guys are discussing all that other crap.
it sounds nicer in my head, and if it wasnt 4am I'd retype that to make sense and look smart, but I don't care right now. bah.
I'm generally not the kind to drink for sake of getting drunk, that just happened to be the one major exception. Besides, I was throwing up so violently at some points along the way that I couldn't breathe for over a minute at a time. Good thing I had the common sense to hit another friend's room instead of going to lie down when I knew I was going to be sick.
That said, I tend not to get hangovers is that usually when I go drinking it's alcohol in one hand and water in the other, just to deal with the whole dehydration issue (as that's mostly what a hangover is anyway). Doesn't stop the occasional headache, but nothing overpowering as a rule.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:53 AM
oh no i dont think it needs to go back on topic. why the hell should it no one else is talking about the original topic, why should I eh?
i just think it's funny that you get "childrens beer" on one end you have the fake stuff. And you could see we are talking about Childrens Beer in an abstract sort of way because we're still underage but since we're older you guys are discussing all that other crap.
it sounds nicer in my head, and if it wasnt 4am I'd retype that to make sense and look smart, but I don't care right now. bah.
I'm glad you see it my way, too. We'll keep this topic alive in any way possible. Because, children, alcoholic beverages are serious. If anything we may be helping a future alcoholic understand the nature of alcoholic beverages. Maybe nipping the problem at the bud, hm?
I get it, though. It is rather funny and ironic where this has all gone to.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 08:54 AM
I'm generally not the kind to drink for sake of getting drunk, that just happened to be the one major exception. Besides, I was throwing up so violently at some points along the way that I couldn't breathe for over a minute at a time. Good thing I had the common sense to hit another friend's room instead of going to lie down when I knew I was going to be sick.
That said, I tend not to get hangovers is that usually when I go drinking it's alcohol in one hand and water in the other, just to deal with the whole dehydration issue (as that's mostly what a hangover is anyway). Doesn't stop the occasional headache, but nothing overpowering as a rule.
Smart man here. Some people don't know what the hell to do when they are drinking. Which is what leads to hangovers, vomitting, fights, and sometimes death.
Just helping the kiddies out based on our own experiences so they don't have to go through some of the shit we have...hehehe...
Smart man here. Some people don't know what the hell to do when they are drinking. Which is what leads to hangovers, vomitting, fights, and sometimes death.
Yep. Which is another reason why there should always be SOMEONE around who isn't drinking at any given time. Driving issues aside, it's someone who can think clearly and get help for those who may need it should something go wrong.
(If for some reason you absolutely must lie down when you've been drinking though, always try to make sure you're propped up so you're on your side and not your back...)
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 09:06 AM
Yep. Which is another reason why there should always be SOMEONE around who isn't drinking at any given time. Driving issues aside, it's someone who can think clearly and get help for those who may need it should something go wrong.
(If for some reason you absolutely must lie down when you've been drinking though, always try to make sure you're propped up so you're on your side and not your back...)
The person you described is always me. Which is why when I am offered drinks, I may have had... two. If I was feeling brave. But I don't do that anymore. I go out with friends, and it means no drinks for me. It may seem like a bummer to some, but I like being able to make sure everyone is in check. It is the position I have always had in my group. It's funny too since they are all bigger than me and here I am monitoring them and making sure they behave. Funny stuff.
Paragon
08-13-2005, 09:10 AM
Alcohol = Over-rated
Ive never understood why people in general need alchohol and other substances to enjoy themselves(or increase their enjoyment).
Then again there's drunken sex.......wow that just totally threw my reasoning out the window. :D
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 09:21 AM
Alcohol = Over-rated
Ive never understood why people in general need alchohol and other substances to enjoy themselves(or increase their enjoyment).
Then again there's drunken sex.......wow that just totally threw my reasoning out the window. :D
Alcohol is not so bad man. And I certaintly don't need it to enjoy myself. It's not like I drink all the time. I actually drink rarely compared to most people. The last drink I had was a margarita made by my mom a week ago. I drink alcoholic beverages to relax when I feel like I wouldn't mind a little helping hand.
Can't comment on drunken sex, though. I'm sure it is great.
Alcohol = Over-rated
Ive never understood why people in general need alchohol and other substances to enjoy themselves(or increase their enjoyment).
Then again there's drunken sex.......wow that just totally threw my reasoning out the window. :D
peopel like you(or atleast the top half) are good. It keeps alot of us at bay.
but...i'm sure you atleast understand why people like to drink, mabye you just don't agree. Some people need alcohol to unwind. Some WOMEN need alcohol as a scapegoat. And some just like to get trashed and put themselves in social environments.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 09:56 AM
peopel like you(or atleast the top half) are good. It keeps alot of us at bay.
but...i'm sure you atleast understand why people like to drink, mabye you just don't agree. Some people need alcohol to unwind. Some WOMEN need alcohol as a scapegoat. And some just like to get trashed and put themselves in social environments.
Indeed. Remember, some people drink to get a little buzz or drunk, and others need it to get by without succumbing to the evils of life. When one becomes dependent on alcohol, it is very hard to get them off of it. It becomes, as Kokujin said, their scapegoat.
While I do not think relying on alcohol to get through life's challenges is the right way, sometimes people see it as the only way.
Indeed. Remember, some people drink to get a little buzz or drunk, and others need it to get by without succumbing to the evils of life. When one becomes dependent on alcohol, it is very hard to get them off of it. It becomes, as Kokujin said, their scapegoat.
While I do not think relying on alcohol to get through life's challenges is the right way, sometimes people see it as the only way.
oh you misunderstood my scapegoat the- no FACT.
when your drunk you pretty much do what you want to really do/the first thing on your mind.
alot of times a girl will use "being drunk" as her excuse for acting on her sexual desires. It's so f'n annoying. Alot of times she wont even be drunk, she'll just visibly drink the alcohol infront of people who are watching and pretend to be drunk while she gives someone she likes some sexual attention.
oh and if anyone calls her a whore or a slut? Oh she was partying and drunk! Just having a good ol' time!!
*sigh* fuk that. Do what you want stop worrying about stupid stuff like that. Then again...women created that anyways :P
It really just tures it into a broader of topic of people needing excsuses to make up for what others might think. Don't care, did you kill someone?? No, so it's not worth going out of your way to sugar coat.
I'm going to ramble on so I'll cut it.
OH and for my little comparison of the Children's Beer and the topic of the conversation before, i'm glad someone else understood the ironic analogy/twist of events.
It must be only 1am there or something.
Myrsilus
08-13-2005, 10:08 AM
snip.
Seems I did misunderstand you, but I agree with you there. Women seem to love that tactic. I personally hate it when they do that... I don't find intoxicated slutty women attractive. The women that do that are sluts and the men that do that are assholes. Simple as that.
I still stand by my previous post, though. :cool:
And yeah, this has been irony at its best.
Annoying MSN Person
08-23-2005, 01:44 AM
I can now legally drink beer.
I still choose not to.
Seriously, that taste :S weak piss. yuck.
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