Drugs?

**Spartiate** · 07-12-2011 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by Puffin

Tried alcohol and thought it tasted disgusting

Well don't just drink alcohol, drink something that has alcohol in it (beer, wine, spirits...)

**Puffin** · 07-12-2011 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by Spartiate

Well don't just drink alcohol, drink something that has alcohol in it (beer, wine, spirits...)

Oops... By alcohol I meant beer, red wine and a spirit too. |P

**louie54** · 07-13-2011 05:27 AM

Originally Posted by Spartiate

Well don't just drink alcohol, drink something that has alcohol in it (beer, wine, spirits...)

lol can't tell if you're being funny or if this must be a European/American communication fuck up.

Anyway, I don't care for drugs. I don't like beer (I know it's usually an acquired taste) so on my 21st birthday I just decided to go with a Mikes Hard Lemonade. It was pretty damn good.

Also if weed became legal here in California, I probably would have considered trying it. Of course 55% of us voted to keep it illegal

**Siиdяed** · 07-13-2011 08:04 AM

Originally Posted by louie54

lol can't tell if you're being funny or if this must be a European/American communication fuck up.

He was certainly a little funny, but I think that a secondary aim.

And Canada isn't in Europe. It. I mean. And even if it was, it's hardly a European/American communication fuck up. I mean.

He was pointing out that when people say, 'I don't like the taste of alcohol' it's implying that you don't like a huge variety of tastes. As in. A vast variety. Even saying a 'I don't like beer' is saying you dislike this huge sweeping range of individual flavours, from various types of beer and then in turn various breweries, various brands.

It's a silly thing to say. And usually a mind-set thing.

**louie54** · 07-13-2011 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by Siиdяed

He was certainly a little funny, but I think that a secondary aim.

And Canada isn't in Europe. It. I mean. And even if it was, it's hardly a European/American communication fuck up. I mean.

He was pointing out that when people say, 'I don't like the taste of alcohol' it's implying that you don't like a huge variety of tastes. As in. A vast variety. Even saying a 'I don't like beer' is saying you dislike this huge sweeping range of individual flavours, from various types of beer and then in turn various breweries, various brands.

It's a silly thing to say. And usually a mind-set thing.

Eh I got the impression he was from Europe. Not too sure why... I still thought he was most likely being silly.

I didn't know he was from Canada.