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On July 20 2010 08:04 NeverGG wrote:
I just don't get alcohol either - most of it tastes gross to me, and the idea of upping your chances of;
A) Throwing up. (As an emetophobe this is my #1 reason for not drinking.)
B) Getting sick some other way such as an accident whilst drunk, or liver damage if you drink excessively for a long time.
C) Losing or having your possessions stolen.
D) Getting in trouble with the police.
E) Causing problems with friends or family.
It just doesn't appeal. This only really applies to excessive drinking, and I will have the odd glass of something with a meal, but generally I just prefer the safety and taste of something non-alcoholic.
what about upping your chances of;
A) Getting laid (As a sex addict this is my #1 reason for drinking)
B) Getting off some other way such as oral sex in the bar toilet, or maybe a little "slap-and-tickle"
C) Giving your cellphone to a homeless person and not care because what the fuck
D) Reduce inhibitions to the point where you're not paralyzed by the thought of offending authority
E) Connecting with a sibling or cousin who is usually emotionally distant or withdrawn (and maybe getting a handski from a 3rd cousin or something)
good times
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beer gets u drunk cheap ( and for some people fast)
no1 i know drinks beer for the "taste" lol
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On July 20 2010 11:19 Divinek wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 10:21 tonight wrote:
There are a lot of drinks I drink just for taste. I said it earlier, but most of the time I don't drink to get drunk. I enjoy the taste of many different drinks. im almost the opposite i love getting smashed out of my mind, though that's probably cause i dont do it that often. But god damn drinking is the best thing to do up here just because of the people and atmosphere involved. You've never been drunk until you've been drunk at a party in northern canada. The good thing about alcohol is the taste stops mattering once you are sufficiently drunk
Well, it's probably a difference in age is why you feel that way. I use to be like that too, but I grew out of it and you probably will too.
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I haven't drank for a few months, and don't plan to ever again, but I have to say that the thing you say 'tastes bad' is exactly what I love about alcohol. It's what I love about black coffee, and cold tea, and working till I am completely delirious and insane. If alcohol didn't affect my consciousness (wasting so many nights), it wasn't unhealthy (my poor liver and brain), and it didn't cost so much (gaahhh, wallet), I would drink vodka all the time just for the burn it gives my mouth. I actually relish the burn of Listerine once a day because it's the only ethanol I still get and it feels soo good.
HI MY NAME IS CHEF AND I AM A FREAK
edit: also, anyone who says they don't drink alcohol because it tastes bad is destined to drink excessively in five years. Literally everyone says that the first few times they drink. Then they either discover girly drinks, or they discover a social situation where they're willing to suck it up to be polite (which starts the slippery slope of acquiring a taste).
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On July 20 2010 12:10 Chef wrote:
I haven't drank for a few months, and don't plan to ever again, but I have to say that the thing you say 'tastes bad' is exactly what I love about alcohol. It's what I love about black coffee, and cold tea, and working till I am completely delirious and insane. If alcohol didn't affect my consciousness (wasting so many nights), it wasn't unhealthy (my poor liver and brain), and it didn't cost so much (gaahhh, wallet), I would drink vodka all the time just for the burn it gives my mouth. I actually relish the burn of Listerine once a day because it's the only ethanol I still get and it feels soo good.
HI MY NAME IS CHEF AND I AM A FREAK
edit: also, anyone who says they don't drink alcohol because it tastes bad is destined to drink excessively in five years. Literally everyone says that the first few times they drink. Then they either discover girly drinks, or they discover a social situation where they're willing to suck it up to be polite (which starts the slippery slope of acquiring a taste).
I have been attempting to drink for the last 5 years....
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On July 20 2010 12:23 illu wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 12:10 Chef wrote:
I haven't drank for a few months, and don't plan to ever again, but I have to say that the thing you say 'tastes bad' is exactly what I love about alcohol. It's what I love about black coffee, and cold tea, and working till I am completely delirious and insane. If alcohol didn't affect my consciousness (wasting so many nights), it wasn't unhealthy (my poor liver and brain), and it didn't cost so much (gaahhh, wallet), I would drink vodka all the time just for the burn it gives my mouth. I actually relish the burn of Listerine once a day because it's the only ethanol I still get and it feels soo good.
HI MY NAME IS CHEF AND I AM A FREAK
edit: also, anyone who says they don't drink alcohol because it tastes bad is destined to drink excessively in five years. Literally everyone says that the first few times they drink. Then they either discover girly drinks, or they discover a social situation where they're willing to suck it up to be polite (which starts the slippery slope of acquiring a taste). I have been attempting to drink for the last 5 years....
Then this will be the year you become an alcoholic! Congratulations!
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On July 19 2010 16:59 illu wrote:
Why? Because I am absolutely dumbfounded at why the heck this thing is so popular throughout the world.
You clearly have never downed a mickey of vodka, then partied till dawn. The drinks may suck but the fun you have more than makes up for it.
If you don't like the taste but want to try being intoxicated, try weed or shrooms. Not that harmful, but potent if it your first time.
On July 20 2010 12:10 Chef wrote:
Then this will be the year you become an alcoholic! Congratulations!
New Sig lol.
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On July 20 2010 12:27 Megalisk wrote:
How old are you?
23
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I know plenty of people who don't like any form of beer or wine or anything where you can taste the alcohol. Most are the sort of person who don't like anything unless it's either loaded with sugar or fat, for whom mashed potatoes, vanilla ice cream, and white wonderbread are the best things imaginable. People who don't like things that 'taste'.
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I started drinking late in Senior year of high school.
Drank quite a bit the summer before college. Drank a decent amount during Freshman year of College, drank very little during Sophomore year, and am planning to drink even less in the Junior year.
Is this a good thing (health-wise?) or am I just bored of it and am heading straight for cocaine without even knowing it? =/
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I did a bartending stint and there are many mixed drinks that don't taste of burning alcohol.
Here are two light, yummy ones...
-bocce ball (oj & amaretto)
-peaches and cream (peach schnapps, kahlua, cream)
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On July 20 2010 11:21 JackMcCoy wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 08:04 NeverGG wrote:
I just don't get alcohol either - most of it tastes gross to me, and the idea of upping your chances of;
A) Throwing up. (As an emetophobe this is my #1 reason for not drinking.)
B) Getting sick some other way such as an accident whilst drunk, or liver damage if you drink excessively for a long time.
C) Losing or having your possessions stolen.
D) Getting in trouble with the police.
E) Causing problems with friends or family.
It just doesn't appeal. This only really applies to excessive drinking, and I will have the odd glass of something with a meal, but generally I just prefer the safety and taste of something non-alcoholic. what about upping your chances of; A) Getting laid (As a sex addict this is my #1 reason for drinking) B) Getting off some other way such as oral sex in the bar toilet, or maybe a little "slap-and-tickle" C) Giving your cellphone to a homeless person and not care because what the fuck D) Reduce inhibitions to the point where you're not paralyzed by the thought of offending authority E) Connecting with a sibling or cousin who is usually emotionally distant or withdrawn (and maybe getting a handski from a 3rd cousin or something)good times
Explain
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Beer is an acquired taste. I use to hate beer, but then it became the only thing I could get my hands on, and it eventually grew on me.
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You may be a "supertaster", as I am and find alcohol really strong as well. Look it up.
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On July 20 2010 11:33 sung_moon wrote:
beer gets u drunk cheap ( and for some people fast)
no1 i know drinks beer for the "taste" lol
I love English cider's taste. I just love cider in general, and lately I've started to like the taste of certain wines as well.
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anyone who doesn't like a beer yet is not a man (yet).
just like you tried all different kinds of sodas or juices to discover your favorite flkavor and specific brand of that flavor, so must you do with beer.
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On July 20 2010 11:33 sung_moon wrote:
beer gets u drunk cheap ( and for some people fast)
no1 i know drinks beer for the "taste" lol
wine also gets you drunk cheap, if not cheaper. I think more old fashioned people do drink for the taste, or maybe they just drink it for taste because their taste buds are older. OR it could be their body growing tolerance to it over a long period of time.
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On July 20 2010 14:22 stroggos wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 11:33 sung_moon wrote:
beer gets u drunk cheap ( and for some people fast)
no1 i know drinks beer for the "taste" lol wine also gets you drunk cheap, if not cheaper. I think more old fashioned people do drink for the taste, or maybe they just drink it for taste because their taste buds are older.
yea dude, you can get bottles of smoking loon for like 45 cents.
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Just drink very sweet wine, it's tasty  And I usually don't like alcohol either
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