The blue boxes and hearts on our avatars

[mRx 16]

Yes its definetely difficult to walk home after a night at the beer garden. Boy it was hard for me. The garden was shutting down for the night, but I wasnt finished. I cant wait to go back. Too bad the wife doesnt like beer. They dont serve tuti fruti drinks at that beer garden.

[SoL. 0]

I looooove beer Specially when Heine is around $10.00 for 24 bottles of long neck beers @ NL

[JoeMama 0]

You gotta love those prices for alcohol in foreign countries! It's usually much cheaper than water!

[mRx 16]

I looooove beer Specially when Heine is around $10.00 for 24 bottles of long neck beers @ NL

WoW, I pay nearly that much for a 6pack here in WA.

[SoL. 0]

No kiddin'!! I rather have Heine than water

I looooove beer Specially when Heine is around $10.00 for 24 bottles of long neck beers @ NL

WoW, I pay nearly that much for a 6pack here in WA.

A 6 pack in MO is $7.19 without tax. What a Ripoff!

A 6pack in NL would be $2.50. Without tax!

[mRx 16]

Wow so MO is just as bad as here. I pay 7.99 before tax here. In Thailand I could buy a local beer for a little more than a quarter. No wonder I was always drunk.

Hey ill brb Sol.

[SoL. 0]

Yeah it's like in Puerto Rico, Bacardi is cheaper than the coca cola

Since it's locally made, rum is so cheap!

Edited May 27, 2007 by Sol-de-Verano

[JoeMama 0]

Yeah it's like in Puerto Rico, Bacardi is cheaper than the coca cola

Since it's locally made, rum is so cheap!

In Ukraine, alcohol is sold right on the streets from what we would view as a "soda machine" and/or "lemon-aid" stand. A liter of vodka was damn near about a $1.00! A 22-ounce of beer, about $.35. I would stand in the street and watch the school kids put their money in the machine and get their beer. It put into perspective how tolerate they become to alcohol into their adult years!

Edited May 27, 2007 by altimixdj

[SoL. 0]

They develop inmunity to alcohol early!

[SoL. 0]

I remember when I went to a couple of airports on Scandinavia they were having beer instead of coffee at around 6:00 am I was the only weirdo having a coffee

[JoeMama 0]

Out of 4 trips there in the last couple of years, would you believe I've only seen 3 people who were intoxicated? One was an old lady who fell face down on the sidewalk in the snow and couldn't get up. I heard her at 3am from my apartment is why I saw that one. The other was a guy walking down the sidewalk. He was playing a sideways type of hopscotch. I don't think he made it 5 feet in 5 minutes! The 3rd one was me. Absinth got me pretty bad. I didn't have a hang over. But I did get my camera stolen from a girl I knew there! I passed out. She was gone and so was my camera. She didn't bother taking the charger for it though! I'm just happy she left my laptop!

Edited May 27, 2007 by altimixdj

[mRx 16]

I have always wanted to try some Absinthe.

[SoL. 0]

Hey but at least they didn't feel anything because they were under alcohol anesthesia

[JoeMama 0]

If you ever try Absinth, make sure it is the one with wormwood. Not the wormwood-flavored! Important! Do not take it as a shot either. It needs to be mixed. I have some here at my house. I learned how to make these drinks with Absinth. I light the sh!t on fire first! Pretty cool!

[SoL. 0]

And of course I went to check what Absinthe was on Wikipedia

Sounds like pretty heavy stuff!

Edited May 27, 2007 by Sol-de-Verano