EPTEnergy Drinks - Kids Beer? - Page 6
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ROOTIllusion
United States1060 Posts
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darkscream
Canada2310 Posts
Such a sad world we live in. When I grew up, I had a health nut grandmother who advised me on good dietary habits and a erudite father who could explain the long term risks of various behaviours. And I'm in my 20s, so this wasn't that long ago. | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10665 Posts
On November 11 2012 13:55 AnomalySC2 wrote: My thoughts exactly. Whatever happened to dipping into the parents liquor cabinet (and replacing some of it with water of course) or hanging outside the grocery store and finding the right person to buy you beer and smokes. Teenagers these days.... I miss the days when hot girls would ask me to buy alcohol for them outside the store. Even scored a couple numbers. gg no re kids these days. | ||
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kmillz
United States1548 Posts
On November 10 2012 20:22 MtlGuitarist97 wrote: This isn't actually the worst of it. A lot of teenagers buy energy drinks that have alcohol in them (one popular one is called like Four Loco or something) and drink them at parties. They're usually similar to having Red Bull and beer mixed together. 4 Loko was forced to remove the energy drink ingredients years ago because of how dangerous the mixed effects were. I still won't drink them, nastiest hangovers of my life came from loko nights. | ||
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WTFZerg
United States704 Posts
On November 10 2012 20:22 MtlGuitarist97 wrote: This isn't actually the worst of it. A lot of teenagers buy energy drinks that have alcohol in them (one popular one is called like Four Loco or something) and drink them at parties. They're usually similar to having Red Bull and beer mixed together. There are certain cocktails containing energy drinks that are pretty damn good. Vodka + monster is cheap and one of my favorite "I'm just here to get drunk" drinks. On November 11 2012 17:30 kmillz wrote: 4 Loko was forced to remove the energy drink ingredients years ago because of how dangerous the mixed effects were. I still won't drink them, nastiest hangovers of my life came from loko nights. Soooooooooooo much motherfucking sugar. | ||
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
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My_Fake_Plastic_Luv
United States257 Posts
Post-script: How many adults are addicted to coffee. If you add this to cig smokers, I'm guessing at least 70 percent of pop. And how many of you all are addicted to the computer/computer games. The key is education on how to live normally, and not let the addiction take over your life... as an addict to certain things, I wish I had been taught.............. | ||
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My_Fake_Plastic_Luv
United States257 Posts
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sluggaslamoo
Australia4494 Posts
On November 11 2012 17:30 kmillz wrote: 4 Loko was forced to remove the energy drink ingredients years ago because of how dangerous the mixed effects were. I still won't drink them, nastiest hangovers of my life came from loko nights. Jagabombs mang | ||
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Cutlery
Norway565 Posts
I feel it's backwards when energy drinks are accessible, but beer has an age limit of 21 (in the US). Most (European) countries operate with 18 I believe, while some with 16 (on beer). I'm not suggesting you put fines giving energy drinks to 15 year old's, and make it a felony. Just that they are not accessible to 15 year old's to buy in a store. To reduce the binging. No need to enforce anything. | ||
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VayneAuthority
United States8983 Posts
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zbedlam
Australia549 Posts
Dangerous doesn't even begin to describe this lol. | ||
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SirMilford
Australia1269 Posts
Also i drink them all the time, nothing wrong with them. | ||
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Sea_Food
Finland1612 Posts
For named brands energy drinks are like 4-10€/litre, soda is 1-4€/litre and beer is 2-???€/litre. So that cheaper than soda thing is like compleatly false. | ||
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SigmaoctanusIV
United States3313 Posts
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Sadist
United States7326 Posts
On November 11 2012 18:14 Sea_Food wrote: In my local store energy drinks are 1,4€/litre, soda is 0,3€/litre and beer is 0,9€/litre. All are no name brands. For named brands energy drinks are like 4-10€/litre, soda is 1-4€/litre and beer is 2-???€/litre. So that cheaper than soda thing is like compleatly false. holy shit 10 euro a liter? Wtf :O also what soda is 4 euro a liter? god damn | ||
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
On November 11 2012 18:14 Sea_Food wrote: In my local store energy drinks are 1,4€/litre, soda is 0,3€/litre and beer is 0,9€/litre. All are no name brands. For named brands energy drinks are like 4-10€/litre, soda is 1-4€/litre and beer is 2-???€/litre. So that cheaper than soda thing is like compleatly false. 0.3€ for soda... What shop? Anyways I think its still ES energy drink and soda is meant coca/pepsi/other good brands (not cheap ones). | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
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Shebuha
Canada1335 Posts
I think forbidding kids under a certain age, or somehow creating some sort of parental consent would be cool. At the very least all schools need to teach about things like energy drinks, eating healthy, and how to not die. Like, not only is it really easy to just eat crappy food because you need it quick, but crappy food tends to be addicting (to a degree). And the more bad food and drink you can take away from kids the better because kids are straight up dumb; they NEED guidance, otherwise they may very well carry shitty eating habits for a long time. Kids don't give a crap if something is bad for them or whatever, they just want to taste delicious fewd. EDIT: To address the guy above me, who has a really good point, just a bit: it's always hard to draw the line on issues concerning food bans (this isn't really a ban, it's just an age restriction) and the like. There are so many crappy drinks out there and you can't really tell parents that their kids can only drink ___ until age ___. However, you can say things like, "thou shan't consumeth any drink that containeth over ___ amount of caffeine/sugar until the age of ___." | ||
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remedium
United States939 Posts
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