Yeah, I def agree. I don't know how people drink it. My best friend gave me some old Loger **** a few years back and it was horrible. I threw up and beer is probably the only alcohol that makes me throw up.
Try light beer, it tastes so much better...but overall beer is just unfulfilling compared to hard liquor and even wine
Wow, for real? You couldn't have that in the US. There'd be drunk teenagers in the streets everywhere every night, lol.
Technically it's 18 when you're of legal age. But in some cities you're allowed to enter some pubs and discos with 16 where they ''can't'' serve you alcohol, but they really do.
My country is such a mess in this aspect. People start drinking with 13-14, and I'm not exaggerating. There's too much freedom.
Technically it's 18 when you're of legal age. But in some cities you're allowed to enter some pubs and discos with 16 where they ''can't'' serve you alcohol, but they really do.
My country is such a mess in this aspect. People start drinking with 13-14, and I'm not exaggerating. There's too much freedom.
Try light beer, it tastes so much better...but overall beer is just unfulfilling compared to hard liquor and even wine
Girl, he gave me that Loger, a Colt 45, and something light. I think it was Miller Light, but I'm not sure. It might've been Coors (sp) Light. I couldn't take the taste of any of them. One tasted watered down, another tasted like piss, and the other tasted like a mixture of both.
Well I tell my self I will never drink alcohol because my dad had liver problems because of it, and it got to the point where his liver failed and he had to go through liver transplant surgery. And after that he had many complications through the coming months of him recovering after his surgery which was a success. And at some point my mom and I had to make the decision of letting him go because his organs started failing. And we did.
I've experienced a lot in my young adult life. I need to be careful though. It can lead to trouble.
I can relate.
That's part of the reason I don't drink alone. I've battled depression ever since I was 11. I'm not depressed anymore, but the feeling never completely went away; it lingers. I'm very melancholic. I might develop an addiction if I drink alone, and Lord knows I don't want that.
You couldn't have that in the US. There'd be drunk teenagers in the streets everywhere every night, lol.
