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About This Page: This is a discussion on Reality Hipcheck within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. Americans Drinking Less Alcohol - MSN Health & Fitness - Stop Smoking
Our job is to, come Sept 27th, completely demolish the data of this study. Alchies unite!
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"When you can't run anymore you crawl, and when you can't crawl, when you can't do that..."
Karma to whomever can finish that.
Our job is to, come Sept 27th, completely demolish the data of this study. Alchies unite!
I have already been training....doing my weekend drinking to prepare! Hell, the way I've seen some people drink - I don't know how this study could possibly have accurate results!?
I have already been training....doing my weekend drinking to prepare! Hell, the way I've seen some people drink - I don't know how this study could possibly have accurate results!?
This is the attitude I expect of all LGKers. Leave Ducks fans to drinking the wine spritzer crap.
__________________ "Let's go this way. It's shorter." - LGK Midget
__________________ You know you're a drunkard when... You get into a fistfight with a wino over how long a bottle of Thunderbird should be allowed to "breathe".
wine is an alcoholic drink, so why is the study suggesting otherwise?
[quote]"At the same time, there's been a decrease in beer and an increase in wine consumption among people. But the average intake has decreased," he said.
As for liquor, the average intake has remained pretty much the same, he added.
"At the same time, there's been a decrease in beer and an increase in wine consumption among people. But the average intake has decreased," he said.
As for liquor, the average intake has remained pretty much the same, he added.
I was refering to the title of the article, actually. so, given that, the point of the study was that more people were drinking wine, which kind of contradicts the claim that they were drinking less alcohol. that just doesn't make much sense at all, but that's just me
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Originally Posted by lars1970 on Thursday, October 2, 2008:
Beer drinkers are dwindling, Wino's are increasing 
Hell, the way I've seen some people drink - I don't know how this study could possibly have accurate results!? 
BeerMan
