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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 9343445)
Not, IMO, a problem that goes away with price variations, people just cut their beer with something cheaper; crack or meth or glue.
I was thinking of the whole spectrum of drinkers though as well. If you think about a group of kids getting drunk on the bus stop every weekend (I remember doing this), you're not going to stop that situation from happening altogether. I would say though, that cheap plonk might aggravate the problem further. I'd rather my kids got stoned at the bus stop or only half as drunk as they might have because they could only afford half the alcohol. Unfortunately, it might just be quite difficult to define that "sweet spot" on price, between alcoholic or under-age consumers, to someone who just doesn't have much disposable cash and would like a tall frosty beer. This is a pretty in-depth subject that I'm open-minded about. I just feel super-cheap booze has an overall negative effect on society but I have nothing to back it up. I also really want a beer now ;) |
Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by Kiwilass
(Post 9343104)
It's not Canada's fault your sausage needs improving.
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by the bucket woman
(Post 9339334)
Do you find it boring?
How's Richard doing? |
Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by macadian
(Post 9342959)
Only when it rains, or/and when Aaron Solomon & a certain Mr Capstick appear on the same TV program. Other than that I'm pretty occupied....:lol:
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 9343161)
Saw six in the garden over the past week. One of the buggers tried to eat our steaks off the BBQ :thumbdown:
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
If you're bored, it's your own fault. Life is short and there are lots of things to do. You just need to find something, get off your ass and do it.
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
The people are hardly inspirational but the scenery and the outdoor attractions make it more attractive than Wembley!
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9344064)
I've not seen any bears. Not really surprising if your father in law has them on the BBQ invite list.
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 9345357)
Funnily enough, we passed a mother and young-ish one near the end of your street last week, debating whether to cross the road or not.
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 9345384)
You should have taken it home with you. They make great pets.
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 9345357)
Funnily enough, we passed a mother and young-ish one near the end of your street last week, debating whether to cross the road or not.
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9346413)
I think I repel them. Stupid bears - I want some to lurk in our garden. We've got a compost bin and everything too:frown:
They'll have you house bound in minutes (and I suspect your neighbours will attempt to shoot you too). |
Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9346413)
I think I repel them. Stupid bears - I want some to lurk in our garden. We've got a compost bin and everything too:frown:
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Re: Now you live in Canada ...
jeeeeez!
who is this person? talk about starting something up just to wind everyone up! iaink! pls close this thread...! |
Re: Now you live in Canada ...
Originally Posted by julius smith
(Post 9348941)
jeeeeez!
who is this person? talk about starting something up just to wind everyone up! iaink! pls close this thread...! It would be much better that the OP didn't start these banal threads in the first place. |
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