What you sippin on?

[Revolution 9]

that comes from...

 

[Deleted member 848]

You'd have a hard time finding a bookie for that bet. The evidence is pretty conclusive with respect to sugar, high fructose corn syrup, artificial sweeteners, etc. Moreover, there are plenty of studies that show organic alcoholic beverages (i.e. those free from the ******** of mass production; i.e. those made traditionally), when consumed in moderation, can have health BENEFITS.

Surprises me zero percent, and it makes complete sense.

A funny thought process: "my faith prohibits me from consuming this abusable beverage that can tear families apart, and cause an array of health problems-- so I'm gonna go and consume insane amounts of another beverage that is COMPLETELY robbing me of my health, and robbing my country of millions of dollars in preventable chronic health care treatment".




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[fishonjazz]

 

[Ron Mexico]

Looks fun what high school do you go to? ^

 

[fishonjazz]

Looks fun what high school do you go to? ^

New year's eve.
First keg stand I have done in a long long time

 

[fishonjazz]

Budget booze

 

[Dr. Jones]

Tonight..

Beers (various)
Wines (various)
Champagne

Have to get up in 4 hours to hit the airport for a 4am flight back to STG.

Hope the state didn't fall apart in my abstinence.

 

[The Midnight]

As I got older I'm really starting to appreciate the flavour of good quality red wine especially pinot noir ... every region offers something different and with each year/vintage you have a slightly different flavour to look forward to.


It's also lower in calories than other alcohol (considering you drink less of it vs beer, etc), and red grapes' have properties that's supposed to be good for your heart.

 

[fishonjazz]

As I got older I'm really starting to appreciate the flavour of good quality red wine especially pinot noir ... every region offers something different and with each year/vintage you have a slightly different flavour to look forward to.


It's also lower in calories than other alcohol (considering you drink less of it vs beer, etc), and red grapes' have properties that's supposed to be good for your heart.

Pinot noir is my favorite too

 

[QuinSnydersHair]

^^

I'm half a *** too.

 

[fishonjazz]

^^

I'm half a *** too.

Lol

 

[QuinSnydersHair]

I lean more toward wine because it gets me a bit more giddy, upbeat whereas beer tires me and weighs me down more.