They don't have such weaknesses
They don't have such weaknesses
I always found the rules about public drinking in the US to be more strange than the drinking age.
72ReplyAh, yes, Germany! The land where there are no alcohol issues because everybody is by default drunk.
47ReplyBy the time Germans turn 18 (legal age for stronger alcoholic beverages) most of them already know their limit and party with more responsibility in my opinion.
37ReplyGrew up in South America and underage drinking, though illegal in theory, is pretty much the norm.
27ReplyWith 16 only Beer, stronger alcoholic drinks only when 18 Years old.
17ReplyThe day after I moved to Germany I went to the hospital emergency room with what was later diagnosed as a kidney stone and stomach infection.
I was given over the counter painkillers and some cramp medication and told to drink lots of beer to treat the stomach infection by the doctor.
I am serious. I asked about the complications drinking on the pain meds and he just said it was OK.
mixing those meds with alcohol fucks your liver
16ReplyDrinking alcohol or buying it? Because in Britain it's 18 to buy it yourself but 5 to have it at home.
15ReplyMeanwhile in Sweden, the National Board of Health and Welfare changed their guidelines in regards to drinking:
"Risky drinking now means drinking any of the following:
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10 standard glasses or more per week.
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4 standard glasses or more per drinking occasion (so-called intensive consumption) once a month or more often."
True story!
Google translate:
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Clever meme. The drink in hand works so well that you wonder whether the caption came before the image or vice versa.
11ReplyHad this pic had people ass covering the right side of it this whole time?
7Reply8 year olds in Slovakia:
5ReplyI remember being 14 and having friends of the same age order beer here in Italy, get drunk, nobody cared.
5ReplyWell, if your sneakey about it...
3ReplyRight. That was I - batshit drunk from half a bottle of wine on my 12th birthday.
2ReplyAlso 7 year old russian kids
2ReplyWaiting for 21 was well worth is tbh. I'm more responsible and don't have to get sloshed to show people that's I'm a grown up.
2ReplyImagine thinking American teens don't drink.
Because it's done underground I fully believe we drink more per capita.
1ReplyAs an American, I can assure you no 16 year old has much trouble procuring alcohol. I certainly didn't. By the time I was 21 the novelty had worn off
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