Comment · Wed, September 5, 2012
What they were answering
CarpeNivem · 14 points
It doesn't have to be kids. You can give adults alcohol-free wine and watch the same thing happen.
(I mean, not the exact same thing; they won't act like drunk children. But they will act like drunk adults.)
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb
Grape juice?
Comment · Wed, September 5, 2012 · 9 pts
Contrary to popular belief, Richard is not a common name in Cuba.
Comment · Wed, September 5, 2012 · 4 pts
How many corn flowers does it take to become addicted?
Comment · Wed, September 5, 2012 · 2 pts
Hmmm, upon further investigation I found they make traditional wine, then they use reverse osmosis to remove the alcohol. Weird!
Comment · Wed, September 5, 2012 · 3 pts
Ohh no, I didn't mean the process was weird. I meant the fact that people want non-alcoholic wine. Much of the subtlety of wine comes from the alcohol content. Without it, I would think the taste would not be as balanced
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Wait wait, that was after Hitler got them! We need to calculate body weight BEFORE Poland was invaded!
Replying to greatfool66 · I think the whole companies leaving the country because of higher taxes argument is way overdone. Global companies have independent subsidiaries in all their markets can't just mo…
Uhh, many companies already have done this. Here is a quick list: Bank of America, Boeing, Citigroup, Exxon/Mobile, GE, Google, Merck, News Corp, Verizon, Wells Fargo, Accenture. They funnel profits through subsidies i
Replying to Toned_F · >a US led military strike on Iran would destroy every major offensive and defensive Iranian asset within days. You are incredibly misinformed. I don't even know where to begin wit…
You completely missed my point. The US navy is irrelevant. If the US was going to strike Iran, their navy would be well out of striking range of Iran's defenses. Then submarine launched ballistic missiles would hit strat
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I doubt it in Russia. The marketing would not go as far there as other parts of the world unfortunately.
Replying to m0llusk · I would feel bad about this, but at the same time as a small business owner I have found that anyone who as dealt with a VAT would very much prefer to be rid of it. Make taxation …
The whole discussion about taxation and fairness is the problem. Look at the majority of comments on here. They are fuming and angry. An idea cannot be passed with anger, but must be brought forth with logic and reasonin
Replying to eraserad · Let me call my buddy who's an expert on 2500 year old ports.
Yeah, definitely seen one of these before. If you look at the markings on the stone over there, you should see a carving of a cat sitting on a throne. This is definitely a fake 2500 year old port. Probably from the 1970'