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French Fries.

neo wrote:French Fries.

......uh.....ok?

me don't get it.

Mr. Dark wrote:You must have alcoholic problems, am I right?

Not really xD

StaceyW wrote:He's French, what do ya expect?

Drinking is part of our culture

Ours too. But we drink vodka.

I'm not a huge fan of vodka. Well, pure vodka. I like pure whisky or rhum, but I prefer vodka in cocktails

I think cognac owns vodka by a mile tbh.

In Norway, drinking-culture is to get senselessly drunk on whatever you can get your hands on, apparently.

Dude rubbing alcohol owns everything!

Is Hunch part Irish? XD

Same here Limely. It's gotten so bad that 1) they've banned drinking alcohol on buses, 2) you have to look over 25 to buy a bottle in some shops, and 3) they may ban it in all public places. I've seen a pub in my town that's banned drinking on the outside tables, whut?

It seems a large part of western culture revolves around the drinking of beer.

I've seen a pub in my town that's banned drinking on the outside tables, whut?

Yeah, I know a pub in Winchester that's similar. They banned drinking and smoking outside (even though there is no roof shelter) because it's on the high street. A bit silly, I'll have to admit, but it makes some sense.

I went in this pub in Pleasure Beach last year and because of the smoking bans it was like you're in the alps or something. So FREEESHHHH

Unfortunately I'm still too young to drink in a pub, but I'm happy they did ban smoking inside. I really can't stand that horrible smell.

Indeed, i can walk into clubs and stuff without my shirt over my face.

I always get smoke in my face either way.

I prefer puke over smoke and I'm serious..

Matyuv wrote:I think cognac owns vodka by a mile tbh.

It sure does

StaceyW wrote:Same here Limely. It's gotten so bad that 1) they've banned drinking alcohol on buses, 2) you have to look over 25 to buy a bottle in some shops, and 3) they may ban it in all public places. I've seen a pub in my town that's banned drinking on the outside tables, whut?

That's pure torture I mean, what about personal freedom? I remember drinking in buses and parks when I was 14, it was funny like hell

Xenon09 wrote:Unfortunately I'm still too young to drink in a pub, but I'm happy they did ban smoking inside. I really can't stand that horrible smell.

I don't mind, as I also smoke during parties or in pubs

I hate the smell of smoke. When people approach the strawberry-booth I work at with a cigarette in hand, I get nauseous and dizzy. It's that bad. And that's outside on windy days. >_<

StaceyW wrote:Same here Limely. It's gotten so bad that 1) they've banned drinking alcohol on buses, 2) you have to look over 25 to buy a bottle in some shops, and 3) they may ban it in all public places. I've seen a pub in my town that's banned drinking on the outside tables, whut?

It's too easy to get alcohol here. Some guys in my class did a test when we were in 9th grade (14-15 years old) and they managed to buy alcohol at 6 out of the 8 grocery-stores they tested. On the seventh they did a mistake and bought alcohol-free and on the eight they were refused. You're not supposed to be able to buy alcohol here until 18, and even then you need a certificate to prove that you're that old.
Drinking is, however, not as big of a problem as drugs is in this city. It is apparently worse than in the capital, Oslo, the number of citizens considered. Even people who don't do drugs may easily get something funny slipped into their drink when out.

Newray wrote:I prefer puke over smoke and I'm serious..

You prefer the smell of puke, or the feeling of puking?