When I first created the wink I actually though you would be the first to see it :)

That's both impressive and a bit scary; I actually fell into a trap that was tailor-made for me :winkwink:

That's funny.... i noticed it about an hour ago... first thought was "what's wrong with my eyes" . After 5 seconds (see... it was my eye), 10 seconds (must be my eye...) 15 seconds (definetely my eyes... who would put a wink in a pic and who would wait 15 seconds to repeat?) After 17 seconds i saw the wink again (not 20 seconds) but i had to double check it because coincidence could be that it was my eyes again...

:upsidedow

When have I not a bottle of wine or beer in my fridge. I suppose the question is when do we not have a drink :winkwink:

There's a thin line between those two, sometimes I'm on the wrong side, other times just trolling, normally I haven't determined which until a few hours after posting :upsidedow

This is the "How many days in a normal week do you have a drink ??" thread.

The "How many drinks a day in a normal week you have?" is here:

haha.. I was going to swap my avatar out so I didn't wink to mess with wehateporn and add it back every other post or something random.

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

I just realized you can use gifs as avatars. It is kind of strange because I do not remember seeing anyone having moving avatar. You would think more people (at least 1 in 100) would have them.

Us GFY men are not as smart as we like to think

:thumbsup:pimp

Used to be twice a week at least, these days once every one or two weeks.

I've had a gif avatar for as long as I can remember. :thumbsup

And to answer this thread.. None of your business you judgmental assholes. I mean come on we are all adults here. If I wanna drink X amount of days then that is what I'll do. I'll say it's not as much as it was 5 years ago though.

They sometimes use molasses to boost the fermentation (more alcohol), as well as might to use "sugar" as a sweetener. The beer taste preferences differ, so does the ingredients. For example most Finnish beer have quite much hops in it. Way much more than for example many international brands have.

I don't know what they are required list in the ingredient list. Are they for example required to list molasses if those are mostly fermented to alcohol?


"Lots of different sugars can be used in brewing, and now that we know what the yeast want to eat and when, we can make better choices for their use. Which brings us to a good starting point — why would we want to use anything other than the sugars that come naturally form the barley? Well there are a few reasons that may apply in some circumstances:
a.) To raise the alcohol level without increasing the body of the beer.
b.) To lighten the body of the beer while maintaining the alcohol level.
c.) To add some interesting flavors.
d.) To prime the beer for carbonation."

https://byo.com/bock/item/1441-sweet...ow-to-use-them

I've dropped you an 'e' :)

Three. Thursday I'll have a few beers to welcome the weekend, but not enough to impair my Friday work. After close of business on Friday, dinner and a few beers followed by a few glasses of wine at home. Saturday, yeah, depends. Sometimes an all day barbie with beers and wine, or whatever. Sunday, back into work mode. No alcohol and a bit of email work to prep for Monday.

I like how it is organized and not random :thumbsup
Pretty much like me - Friday (or if I can't - Saturday) and nothing else.

Its in there just do a tad bit of research, its all readily available. A company that sells a drug and doesnt disclose everything to its consumers...WHO KNEW!? Tobacco does it, big pharma does it, why wouldnt alcohol companies do it!? :1orglaugh

"Carbohydrates" (sugar is carbohydrate)

MillerCoors: Age Verification

They have a legal obligation to release accurate nutritional information. not ingredients but if there is sugar in it and they don't disclose it in the nutritional information I believe they are breaking the law.

I look at a lot of nutritional info on products and i've never seen sugars included in the carbohydrates. they are always listed separately.

Its part of their "proprietary" ingredients which do not need to be listed out on a label. Like I said just do some googling and you'll find all the info you need. And to be totally honest, does it really surprise you?

I'm not talking about ingredients. I'm talking about the nutritional information breakdown that is required by law to be on all consumable products.

and i read what you are talking about in google the "food babe" who pressured them to release ingredients but if there is hfc in it, why are there no sugars listed in the nutritional info? either they are flat out not testing for it or not giving true nutritional info to consumers. personally i mostly drink organic beer but sometimes drink coors.

Ill stick to my single malt scotch once a month not mass produced beer.

Tap Into Your Beer - an AB-InBev guide to our beers. - Website created by Anheuser Busch. Goes against some of the info posted by Food babe but there is in fact HFC's and GMO RICE in beer

:drinkup twice a week

If sugar would be listed separately in there, it should read 0 g. At least that is how on a beer can I am looking at. Though that is EU standardized markings, not US, whatever that is in there.

yeah but you're one of those overly obsessed with health and exercise type people.

I'm failing to find the correlation between my post and your statement.

http://images.sodahead.com/polls/0/0...a_you_mad.jpeg

3 to 4 times a week :S

not mad, i just find it interesting that some people care so much about what is in alcohol. its already bad for you, its alcohol. i don't think a little hfc in it is going to hurt you unless you're an alcoholic.

I don't care as I don't drink beer. All I did was post a response to aka123 that there are in HFC's in beer, you claimed there wasn't, I proved otherwise. If you think having knowledge on nutrition is obsessed then well...I cant help you there.

:drink up Eight :drink up

Thanks :thumbsup Been that way for years. Work has been a good leveller for alcohol intake. I do enjoy a nice bottle of wine, or three, working keeps the desire to spend all day, every day drinking under control :pimp I dread to think where I'd be if I worked from home. (Well, home I guess :upsidedow )

Was reading in New Scientist earlier in the year about how even a small amount of Alcohol per week really messes up your system

This isn't the same one, but still quite interesting https://www.newscientist.com/article...ally-worth-it/

I always end my nights with a beer

only on the nights when I post.