MaxHeadRoom
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We used to get those at the local liquor stores, but they seem to have dropped many of the European imports for the local micro-breweries.
A brewery in Virginia has responded to an online troll by releasing a beer inspired by, and even named after, a vulgar email message that accused the brewery’s general manager of being a "b----."
try again...Babe?
Ha!Ha! Touché, l'm not falling for that one.!try again...
A herd of drunk Indian buffaloes exposed a hidden stash of contraband liquor and got a group of farmers arrested
Portland State University head football coach Bruce Barnum offered free beer for any fan who attended their game against Western Oregon last weekend.
Free beer and college football: ‘Barny Beers’ offered at Portland State
More than 3,100 students ended up showing up for the soggy Saturday game, with about 2,000 of them taking advantage of the free drink.
There is lack of research on effects of red wine on consciousness when drank in wine bars designed to enhance the pleasurableness of the wine drinking experience. Effects of a moderate dose of red wine (≈ 40.98 g of ethanol) on consciousness were examined in a naturalistic study taking place in a wine bar located in one of the most touristic areas of Lisbon, Portugal. One hundred two participants drank in one of three conditions: alone, in dyad, or in groups up to six people. Red wine increased pleasure and arousal, decreased the awareness of time, slowed the subjective passage of time, increased the attentional focus on the present moment, decreased body awareness, slowed thought speed, turned imagination more vivid, and made the environment become more fascinating. Red wine increased insightfulness and originality of thoughts, increased sensations of oneness with the environment, spiritual feelings, all-encompassing love, and profound peace. All changes in consciousness occurred regardless of volunteers drinking alone, in dyad or in group. Men and women did not report different changes in consciousness. Older age correlated with greater increases in pleasure. Younger age correlated with greater increases in fascination with the environment of the wine bar. Drinking wine in a contemporaneous Western environment designed to enhance the pleasurableness of the wine drinking experience may trigger changes in consciousness commonly associated with mystical-type states.
Bartender quits job as boss tells him he can’t get drunk on his days off
A bartender went viral after sharing his now ex-bosses 'unacceptable text messages after he texted the man at 3 am in the morning, demanding he work a shift later that day
Australians have been named the heaviest drinkers in the world after spending more time drunk in 2020 than any other nation.
An international survey has found Australians drank to the point of drunkenness an average of 27 times a year, almost double the global average of 15. Almost a quarter of Australians reported feeling regret for becoming intoxicated.
Sorry Barbra Streisand, now we know who the luckiest people in the world really are
The heaviest drinkers in the animal kingdom are punier than you might expect. Elephants, for example, are massive, but they are relative lightweights—they lack a gene for alcohol metabolism. Humans actually rank pretty highly, thanks to our ancestors’ propensity for picking fermented fruit off the ground. But to find the real champs, you have to think smaller.
Think hoarder.
Think hamster.
“You just put a bottle of unsweetened Everclear on the cage and they love it,” says Gwen Lupfer, a psychologist at the University of Alaska Anchorage who has studied alcohol consumption in hamsters. They regularly down 18 grams per kilogram of body weight a day, the alcoholic equivalent of a human drinking a liter and a half of 190-proof Everclear. In the wild, hamsters hoard ryegrass seeds and fruit in their burrows, and they eat this fermenting store as it becomes more and more alcoholic over the winter. In the lab, well, they’re pretty happy with Everclear. Given the choice between water and alcohol, they go for the booze.
This is both interesting and funny at the same time. I wonder what is happening with them and how does it metabolize. I haven’t been able to read the article but it’s note worthy, Hamsters like Alcohol, plus they would drink it over water? That is just weird. So, if they consume ever-clear do they actually get drunk? Or can they handle their alcohol, semi normal state of hamster life, do they pass out? or do they just drink till their dead, prone to alcohol poisoning left unattended?
So, this one's off your list?I refuse to drink any beer that has LIGHT on the label.
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