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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?  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.  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?

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If you care at all about convincing anyone of the validity of your position on alcohol, PP, it’s probably not the most successful strategy, fwiw.

My mom didn’t “really” drink. One or two per year. That doesn’t feel dishonest to me, but alcohol consumption seems to be up there with sororities and travel sports for prompting hysterical responses on DCUM.[/quote]

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