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Old 05.30.2007, 02:13 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by Washing Machine
My father was an alcoholic lol

There is a big difference between being an alcoholic and enjoying yourself in moderation. And I certainly don't feel morally superior. Its a non-issue. Like I said the effects of alcohol aren't for everyone and I was only talking about how I feel about the health/enjoyment balance. My main objection I suppose is people who don't drink not appreciating that you may drink alcohol for different reasons other than to get drunk. I will often buy something more expensive that I enjoy, rather than something cheap that I can buy more of. Some beers I will take an hour to drink. Most of the time I dont drink at all with my friends. The demonisation often over shadows the pure art of brewing. I know that most people drink just to get drunk but thats not me.

sorry, what did you mean your father was an alcoholic?

and the sermon on the pleasures of moderation i have heard ad infinitum.

i don't demonize alcohol...

...but i do enjoy winding you up.
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