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Poles drinking more than ever, as incomes rise.


David_18  65 | 966
8 Jul 2010   #1
Poles on average take their first alcoholic drink at 12 years old and, despite anti-drinking laws, are consuming more alcohol than ever before.

thenews.pl/national/artykul135222_poles-drinking-more-than-ever--as-incomes-rise.html

Maybe it's better to keep Poland poor, so it won't get an alco culture!!!
enkidu  6 | 611
8 Jul 2010   #2
I say that:

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Seanus  15 | 19666
8 Jul 2010   #3
I also think it depends on the set-up of the town/city. If you have a market square then more people tend to drink. When I look out onto the rynek here, I see 100 extra people, easily.
beckski  12 | 1609
8 Jul 2010   #4
Marginal propensity to consume various products shall increase, as disposable income increases.
szkotja2007  27 | 1497
8 Jul 2010   #5
Scotland has an average of 11.8 litres per capita for every person aged over 16. This is considerably higher than England and Wales, which had an average consumption figure of 9.9 litres per capita.
enkidu  6 | 611
8 Jul 2010   #6
Congratulations! Wow I am so proud of the Scotts!
Seanus  15 | 19666
8 Jul 2010   #7
We don't even have the defence of a table-drinking culture like France or Italy :( :( They drink wine from a young age around the table.
NorthMancPolak  4 | 642
8 Jul 2010   #8
Maybe it's better to keep Poland poor, so it won't get an alco culture!!!

Like that makes any difference??

"Polak nie kaktus, pić musi" lol :)
kondzior  11 | 1026
12 Jul 2010   #11
A manly man have to get stone drunk at least once a week. If not, he is just a gay.
f stop  24 | 2493
12 Jul 2010   #13
We don't even have the defence of a table-drinking culture like France or Italy

I think that's just pretense. People will make excuses, play games, but the only honest reason to drink is to make yourself feel better. If youy feel really bad, you have to drink a lot. If you just want to unwind after a long work week, you don't need that much. It's really a way of self medicating. Amazing how many people have to take anti-anxiety pills, or sleeping pills or pain pills... have a freaking drink, you pvssy!

Just don't be an idiot and get yourself addicted. Dry yourself out often.
Na zdrowie!
Seanus  15 | 19666
12 Jul 2010   #14
It's often connected with breath too. Breathing and water really help :)
f stop  24 | 2493
12 Jul 2010   #15
what is?
Seanus  15 | 19666
12 Jul 2010   #16
Reducing stress and tension. Sometimes it's just oxygen deficiency or a lack of hydration. A little rest on the bed can work wonders. I do that before work. 30 mins of just lying down and putting your mind into a neutral gear. It works wonders!
f stop  24 | 2493
12 Jul 2010   #17
Re: water and breathing (and vitamin C) - I'm a believer! I do all that every Monday morning, then drive to work trying to remember what problems I left festering on my desk before the weekend begun. ;)

(today is different. Configuration control tools are down, we all are cruizing the internet)

My point was that, for example, some people get anxious socializing, and they think that taking a pill is more acceptable/better/less damaging than having a drink.
Seanus  15 | 19666
13 Jul 2010   #18
Giving yourself a good floppy shakedown helps too. If your body doesn't move then your mind tends to be static too. A good stiff one might help too. I didn't think I could use floppy and stiff on the same thread :)

They are drinking more as the drinking tables are out on the rynek :)
pawian  221 | 24981
23 Jun 2020   #19
Be careful as a parent. While taking care of kids, regardless where, you mustn`t be drunk coz it is treated as endangering your dependents` health or life. Two women with 4 kids were arrested for being drunk in Gdańsk. They face up to 5 years.

dziennikbaltycki.pl/gdansk-pijane-kobiety-opiekowaly-sie-czworka-dzieci-23latke-i-45latke-zatrzymala-policja-mieszkankom-elku-grozi-wiezienie/ar/c15-15039720


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