Do you think that dropping & breaking a bottle of beer could be considered alcoh

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   TheHoleStoryposted 10 years ago

   Do you think that dropping & breaking a bottle of beer could be considered alcohol abuse?
   
   

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   LastRoseofSummer2posted 10 years ago

   Well, only if you're a major empath...I assure you, the beer feels nothing!
   
   I am assuming this is a joke. Otherwise, I have no idea.

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   possum loverposted 10 years ago

   Heck yeah I think it's abuse! What a horrible loss & waste of an ice cold beer!

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   Ericdierkerposted 10 years ago

   Love is so cruel. It is what I call abuse. Folk who have a problem with alcohol. Well that is their problem. Alcohol never did hurt no one.
   And here I sit. Don't drink much at all because alcohol and me do not see eye to eye. But I love to poor/pour my wife a drink as she and it do well together.

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      The Examiner-1posted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Except for the people who drink too much, alcohol hurt them and anyone else involved in an accident.

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   The Examiner-1posted 10 years ago

   I think that dropping and breaking a bottle saves some lives which may have been injured, or even taken.

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   alancaster149posted 10 years ago

   I rate bottled just above canned beer, well below draught. I wouldn't mourn he loss of one bottle... and then it also depends on the brand.
   Lager - or Pilsner if you like - wouldn't be such a loss as I'd take the perpetrator to the Hague for crimes against the brewing industry (a shade higher than war crimes or the like).
   A good bottle of ale still isn't of the standard of a firkin, or even a full vat, as the stuff ain't as tasty as draught, but it's still a reportable loss to world heritage.
   Some brews don't come draught, though, like 'stingo' (barley wine, which is a sort of beer). I knew a colleague in Nottingham who drank barley wine and Guinness, the latter a half pint on draught. There is also a brew that's never bottled or canned, and it's something like 60-70% ABV, only saleable in half-pints when it comes to Wetherspoon's during World Ale/Beer festivals. I think it goes by the name of 'The Dog's Bo****ks' or something like that, and it's got a kick like a demented camel (www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk).

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   Scorpio21posted 10 years ago

   lol, technically it could be, (assuming this is a witty joke). I sometimes think of questions/jokes like that.

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