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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That's something I would say if my 14 yo was with me too![/quote] Really? Lying is more acceptable to you than responsibly and moderately imbibing?[/quote] There is no acceptable amount that is healthy. But if he said that then drinkers would get upset.[/quote] I don’t see where I said drinking was healthy. But responsible, moderate drinking can be part of a healthy life, just as eating a steak or a bowl of ice cream can be. You don’t need to be abstinent to be healthy. This black or white thinking is so off-putting and frankly childish. It’s how I thought when I was 8.[/quote] It isn't childish because it is correct. There is nothing good that you get from drinking alcohol. And I honestly, What do you care what I think? [b] If you read the latest studies alcohol is responsible for six different cancers. But. Go ahead and drink. I don't care if you rot your brain or liver. [/b]As long as you don't drink and drive it is your life. No one knows what I think about alcohol but while I don't push you to stop alcoholics will push you to drink or call you names. Like you pp. Maybe you are the immature one. Eh? [/quote] This person is the reason we add the qualifier, "really" in our response.^ She has such an issue with alcohol that there is no room for an occasional drink a few times per year. [/quote]
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