Ok, I am glad you said it, bon, because while I do not drink every day, I have two glasses of wine if I am going to have one. And I do have a drink more often than not.
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Frances Bean is 17? Wow.
That was my reaction too.
Yeah, that's bonkers. Even at two drinks every single day, I would call it medium.
More than one drink in a day is not drinking in moderation?
I can see if one of the drinks is with breakfast, but two glasses of sake with dinner? That's so not a lot. And I guess only .75oz of overproof liquor. Which reminds me--I need lemons so I can have rum toddies now. Booyah.
Funny-- the British guidelines say 2 -3 drinks per day!
Still, in keeping with the original questions, I do not think it is strange that PC or anyon don't drink, and I do think it wa very rude to have asked about it, as it could be quite personal!
Funny-- the British guidelines say 2 -3 drinks per day!
Ha! I wondered if the British guidelines would be different.
And isn't 5 drinks "binge drinking" here? The US is a mess.
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I'd say its primary flaw is that it's very much boy-geek centric.
I have an ignorant history question- back in the day (like the middle ages) I have been lead to believe that people mostly consumed wine and mead and such because the water supply was icky. Is this not true, or were the walking around semi-tipsy all day, or as the alcohol pretty watered down? I have always been curious.
Somewhere in my googling, though I'm afraid I can't find it again, I came across a chart of international definitions of "moderate drinking" and it will probably some as no surprise to anyone that the US had the lowest limit.