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Alcohol problems of Polish people


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Ranj
  Jan 21, 07, 12:42  #61

Quoting: Lee_England, Post #59
The reason people drink a lot at the weekends in England is because the pubs all used to close at 11:30pm

WOW, I would never have survived in England, back in my drinking days----I usually was just getting started around 11 pm.


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iwona
  Jan 21, 07, 12:48  #62

You would struggle in England. I think that around 11pm there was last round and closing time.

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Amathyst
  Jan 21, 07, 12:48  #63

Quoting: iwona, Post #47
You see Miranda....In UK with this huge drinking culture if you said it, some people would think that you are not "cool", boring.....got drunk is main aim here.


Im not sure about that, I know people that dont drink and I dont consider them odd for not wanting to....Like I have said everything in moderation I enjoy a few glasses of wine with friends of a weekend since I dont usually drink through the week (once in a blue moon) I think my drinking habbits are acceptable and yes I will get a little bit tipsy now and again, but I still know how to conduct myself


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Amathyst
  Jan 21, 07, 12:50  #64

Quoting: iwona, Post #62
You would struggle in England. I think that around 11pm there was last round and closing time.


laws have changed bars can open 24 hours if they like, most local pubs will open until 12/1 and bars in the city centre will close at about 2am and clubs about 4am


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Lukasz
Edited by: Lukasz  Mar 15, 08, 09:58  #65

alkohol

alk

as to sterotypes.

and who is right ... with some judgments.


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szkotja2007
  Mar 15, 08, 10:47  #66

Scotland has an average of 11.1 litres per person, which from the above chart, seems to put it up there with Ireland.


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Seanus
  Mar 22, 08, 17:20  #67

A good posting by Szkotja2007, the Scots are right up there with the Magyars. Luxembourg no1, that's a shock!!


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isthatu
  Mar 22, 08, 17:57  #68

Well,I drink maybe 5 or 6 times a year.....so go smoke that stereotype :)


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Seanus
  Mar 22, 08, 19:15  #69

One person doesn't affect stats that much Colonel. How do u smoke stereotypes btw? Just curious


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El Gato
  Mar 23, 08, 00:11  #70

Seanus wrote:
How do u smoke stereotypes btw? Just curious


Just role a big fattie.... :]


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Seanus
  Apr 15, 08, 15:59  #71

I did but she started crying ;)


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F15guy
Edited by: F15guy  Apr 15, 08, 17:08  #72

According to the UN WHO study Poland ranks 26th in consumption of alcohol. Don't think they're the worst in terms of alcoholics.

Rank Liters/Year Country
1 15.6 Luxembourg
2 13.7 Ireland
3 13.6 Hungary
4 13.2 Moldova, Rep
5 13.0 Czech Rep
6 12.3 Croatia
7 12.0 Germany
8 11.8 United Kingdom
9 11.7 Denmark
10 11.7 Spain
11 11.5 Portugal
12 11.4 France
13 11.1 Austria
14 10.8 Switzerland
15 10.6 Belgium
16 10.4 Slovakia
17 10.3 Russian Federation
18 9.9 Lithuania
19 9.7 Netherlands
20 9.7 Romania
21 9.6 Latvia
22 9.3 Finland
23 9.0 Bosnia and Herzegovina
24 9.0 Greece
25 8.6 Serbia and Montenegro
26 8.1 Poland
27 8.0 Italy
28 7.8 Estonia
29 7.0 Iceland
30 6.7 Slovenia
31 6.1 Ukraine
32 6.0 Malta
33 6.0 Sweden
34 5.9 Bulgaria
35 5.7 Macedonia, FYR
36 5.5 Belarus
37 5.5 Norway
38 4.4 Faeroe Islands
39 2.0 Albania


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tornado2007
  Apr 15, 08, 17:11  #73

you can bend stats to suit your liking, governments do it all the time :) so that counts for jack :)


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Seanus
  Apr 15, 08, 17:14  #74

They mistakenly put Poland in the wrong list. The 8.1 figure was supposed to be for the first quarter, LOL


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Dzhaklin
  Apr 15, 08, 17:18  #75

I don't think we drink more maybe we just have lower tolerance to certain alcohols?? Like I can drink a whole lot of wodka and be just fine .


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tornado2007
  Apr 15, 08, 17:20  #76

Dzhaklin:

I don't think we drink more maybe we just have lower tolerance to certain alcohols?? Like I can drink a whole lot of wodka and be just fine .

or maybe its just that a lot of the drinking goes un reported :) or maybe the figures for Poland was just for the under 18's instead of over :) ok i'm just pulling your leg now :):):)


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Seanus
  Apr 15, 08, 17:20  #77

Hey, the stuff u drink from a tap isn't vodka Dzhaklin, I think u confused it with water ;)


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