Alcohol availability during World War 2 depended on locations. If you were in the Pacific Theater you might come across some Japanese Sake on one of the seized islands. On the Naval ships you might find hard liquor stashes or beer. In Europe there was wine, beer and hard liquor in many places. Sometime the troops could enjoy some of it. One soldier confessed that when they freed France he was given cases of Champagne. He and his buddies had Champagne for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They even bathed in it. In England the Americans enjoyed the dark ales the Brits sold in the pubs. My dad really loved that ale. I learned about those ales in an English Pub that was in San Diego. The Russians had Vodka. I think they drink more vodka there than they drink milk or water ... just kidding.
they ate fish and chips and were drunk and those are my favorite musics
The Penny Auctions during the Great Depression were where farmers got together, preformed satanic rituals, and then got really drunk. After several drinks, they barfed into a barrel, then mixed it with their alcohol-saturated piss. They would sell cups of it for a penny each.
The Treaty was drawn up by the Allies - Britain, France and Italy with some input from the US.
Arctic Indigenous peoples, such as the Inuit, traditionally consumed drinks that were often derived from their environment. They made beverages like tea from local plants, including berries or herbs, and sometimes heated water from melted snow or ice. Additionally, they would drink broth from boiled meats or fish, which provided hydration and nourishment. Fermented drinks, made from berries, were also part of their cultural practices.
Factors that can influence the formation and maintenance of attitude towards health as is it relates to alcohol is to know personal limits. This involves knowing your family history with alcohol, how you respond to alcohol (one person may need several drinks before getting tipsy, and for others one drink can make them drunk.) Setting boundaries also helps one to maintain a health as it relates to alcohol. Drinking casually (one or two drinks) during a holiday function is different than drinking every weekend.
they ate fish and chips and were drunk and those are my favorite musics
no the ss great Britain rubbish, it was fake, a myth, it sunk drunk people fAT
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The Penny Auctions during the Great Depression were where farmers got together, preformed satanic rituals, and then got really drunk. After several drinks, they barfed into a barrel, then mixed it with their alcohol-saturated piss. They would sell cups of it for a penny each.
He drinks but I do not know if he's ever gotten drunk.
There is no reason why a softdrink could not be drunk with a meal.
The word 'drink' is both a verb (drink, drinks, drinking, drank, drunk) and a noun (drink, drinks). Examples:Verb- I can't wait to drink my coffee.Noun- That was a great drink.
No. Carbonated drinks don't cause an effect of being drunk. The percentage of alcohol in the drink is what makes you drunk.
Only in the Boy version do you get drunk once, (A Muffy Heart Event) But You can't get "Drunk" No matter how many drinks you drink. But if you PAY for 50 drinks you can unlock, Souly, A sprite.
It means that you get drunk on very little alcohol, so it is cheap to buy drinks for you.