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aw, I'm crushed ... now can we get back to the topic and quit trying to make this about me like the mod said?

I brought up a topic and instead of addressing the point, it gets twisted and misrepresented as something else and I get demonized and vilified in the process. what ...

NOBODY LIKES YOU!
aw, I'm crushed ... now can we get back to the topic and quit trying to make this about me like the mod said?

I brought up a topic and instead of addressing the point, it gets twisted and misrepresented as something else and I get demonized and vilified in the process. what ...

Spiney wrote:

Ragnarok wrote:except ... it wasn't ... he was being serious ... drrr ....

Except his was pointing out the grease in steak, not the alcohol.

So replace the word 'joke' with 'point' and it makes sense.

Cause it flew over your head like a 747.

sure it did. keep spitballing...

promotion includes undersage kids sitting around online talking about how great it is to poison your brain for for the buzz the alcohol toxicity provides in the process of poisoning your body and brain.
Everything can kill you, why worry so much? that poison sure does give a nice feeling. Do ...

what part of a steak is inherently toxic enough to the body to produce a buzz?

another false equivalency, red herring and straw man
Stop naming fallacies where there are none to be found. Pretending to know what you're talking about is just that - pretending. I'll go back to ignoring your inane ...

Spiney wrote:

Ragnarok wrote:what part of a steak is inherently toxic enough to the body to produce a buzz?

another false equivalency, red herring and straw man

except ... it wasn't ... he was being serious ... drrr ....

part of education is not promoting it. I didn't say anything about prohibition. I asked about promotion. dictinct difference. promotion includes undersage kids sitting around online talking about how great it is to poison your brain for for the buzz the alcohol toxicity provides in the process of ...

How do you people deal with drinking white or rose wines? they are so bloody foul, I like a nice Red with a hint of cherry or chocolate... tis beautiful stuff. White wine all tastes similar to me... kind of chemically, and it nearly always gives me guts ache.

Also, there is this weird thing about ...

Mars wrote:@Rag:

Okay, I'll make sure to only reply with words you used in your post specifically. Way to miss my point, man.

I got your point ... "Educate" ... and addressed it ...

Ragnarok wrote:part of education is not promoting it.

Frosty, when you start drinking you'll understand that some drinks are just more shamefully feminine than others.

@Ragnarok That's an interesting way of putting it. Would you say that I've taken a hit of neurotoxin every time I've eaten a chip?
depends on the measurable adverse affects. what does ...

Also, mars, did you mean limes? Or do you actually put lemons in it?
It's served with a lemon slice here.

Edit:
Disagree. Educate , don't prohibit. #1 rule for a functioning society.
part of education is not promoting it. I didn't say anything about prohibition. I asked about promotion ...

Alright, I'm going back to ignoring this Anus. I'm not sure what he's even getting at besides "Drinking's bad mmmmkay?". And since the rest of us have some common sense and our own parents, I find it silly to keep listening to him, especially with his poor posts and many insults.

So has anyone ...

Rhyme Asylum wrote:He encouraged his own drinking? Well... uh... yeah. I guess you got him there.

straw man ... next

Mars wrote:And where's the part where my parents encouraged me to do that?

reread in context ...

"they or their parents "

operative key word "or"

*edit* now, can we dispense with all the red herrings and straw men? the point is not promoting underage drinking. agree or disagree?

others have already answered that in spite of it being illegal, they or their parents encourage it anyway.
It's not that they 'encourage' it, it's mainly because they have trust in their children and know how responsible they are. If a parents child was a complete lemon, they would probably be a ...

Between the ages of 5 and 17, it is legally permissible for children to drink alcohol at home or at a friend's house with the permission of a parent or legal guardian.
where exactly?

others have already answered that in spite of it being illegal , they or their parents encourage it anyway ...

it is a dodge. I asked "how many?". you answered "many". that's not an answer to "how many?" and going through the list only one I see posts from the UK and that was Rhyme who is over 18.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_drinking_age#Europe
now how many of the ones under 18 posting in this thread are actually from those countries?

Many of those state that while minors may not drink in public or purchase alcohol, they may still drink in private residences (with permission). And ...

Rhyme Asylum wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_drinking_age#Europe

now how many of the ones under 18 posting in this thread are actually from those countries?

Rhyme Asylum wrote:Unless, of course, drinking ages are lower in other countries. Which they are.

really? what countries allow or endorse drinking under 18? and what personal attacks Cam? who did I attack? what names were called out? I believe what I did was make observations. are those allowed?

sounds cool. my only concern would be not leveling defense/armor skills since you're basically avoiding combat and not taking melee hits. in that case I'd be tempted, if not hard pressed, to do what I said above about marksman and leave armor skills as secondary skills instead levelling them using ...

It is NOT hard to level, no more then any other weapon skill so I'm not sure what Ragnarok is talking about.
mostly the fact that the majority of combat is close melee combat regardless of weapon quality. when I do get that rare chance at a range opening shot, it's one or two shots, three at best ...

short answer ... yes, but it is insanely hard to level

one shot often does the trick on sneak attacks if you have a powerful weapon like a bound bow so with only one attack per enemy, maybe two at most before they close to melee, it's hard to level naturally. I prefer to leave it as a secondary ...

HatofMadness wrote:Yea well I may admire your enthusiasm and resiliency, quite frankly, I'm sick of your novels.

Don't like alcohol? Stay out of the bar, and stay out of the thread.

nope. deal with it. my opinion counts just like yours.