How much booze do you drink?

[Lancer]

Saganaki?

Asher, that'll change.

[Asher]

Why would that change?

I'm in 2nd year college, isn't that where most drinking occurs?

[Jon Miller]

I think that is in the US

Jon Miller

[DRoseDARs]

Originally posted by Lancer
Saganaki?

Greek dish (so says the cookbook the recipe is from). Literally "Flaming Cheese."

[Lancer]

MMMMmmmm...flaming cheese...

Asher, trust me, k?

Jon, huh?

[DRoseDARs]

Originally posted by Lancer
Jon, huh?

I can only guess, but I think he thinks Saganaki is a city in the US. Seems more Japanese to me...

[Lancer]

Well, flaming cheese...me thinks it's in Wisconson...Tiilamook perhaps?

[Jon Miller]

no

in my observation, the highest ammount of alcohol use was soph year of college

there are spikes afterwards (turn 21, last semester, ect), but it is not constant like the sophmore year

bu those are just my observations (and I would think they would only hold true in the US)

Jon Miler

[DRoseDARs]

As long as flaming chese doesn't factor into those observations...

[Lancer]

Jon, you were supposed to pick up on the Tillamook reference...

[Jon Miller]

have you had their ice cream?

Jon Miler

[Asher]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
no

in my observation, the highest ammount of alcohol use was soph year of college

there are spikes afterwards (turn 21, last semester, ect), but it is not constant like the sophmore year

bu those are just my observations (and I would think they would only hold true in the US)

Jon Miler

Here, the "turn 21" stuff is "turn 18", which coincided with starting university too for me.

I still drank more when I was 17.

I think it'll stay like that too.

I think Lancer was implying that once you get older you may start drinking more because you become more bitter about life or something, but I don't see myself drinking away my problems...

[Jon Miller]

yah, that is why I said I thought that it was only soph in the US (before 21 which was often junior year)

in canada, it would be the year before most turn 18

Jon Miller

[Asher]

Most of Canada is 19 for drinking for some odd reason.

I'll never figure out why they chose 19.

Alberta is 18, as are some other provinces (Quebec I think?)

[Lancer]

No, the interesting things become matter of fact. The repitition of life takes a break when you occasionally have a few. The important thing is to remember to never have a drink when you need one. Booze can be a demanding ***** if you let her take over.