i mean alcohol obviously has done more bad than good overall. there's no really debating that

I'm in trouble

Wrong

I miss the alcohol fr fr

An American saying alcohol has done no good. Yer f***ing country depends on it lad

Whiskey as currency in the 18th century, Whiskey Rebellion shortly after, taverns where central discussions were held which lead onto the American Revolution, the Boston Tea Party, prohibition, FDR’s New Deal, not to mention its versatility in medicine and war

Grow up like we’ve been around as long as it. Take some moderation

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Irish_inventions_and_discoveries

bring back prohibition

Hahahahahaha

“1661: Modern chemistry founded by Robert Boyle with the publication of The Sceptical Chymist.”

I need to drink more

Noah lived to 950 years of age

We aint fine

We had to invent more brews somehow

Then came Guinness!

those are just moon cycles

I have my doubts about that

I think before the flood we were probably more in tune with nature/the most high.

Also we didnt have to eat meat/death because the land was abundant in vegetation

Since then we had to scramble to survive thats when we started eating animals, grains, etc s*** that we gotta cook first

Basically overconsumption of dead foods lead to our early deaths

But also what do I know...i'm just spitballing

It’s over

alright now show me in that post where I said alcohol has done no good

I’m straight

It has unequivocally done more good than bad. Nobody in their right mind would argue the opposite unless you are appealing to personal anecdote

Most likely. Gonna pass thru one or more of them systems at some point in some manner once you consume it.

yeah it is pretty funny lmao

14th century

Caid (precursor to modern Gaelic football).3
The Northern Reginians Anthem4
Whiskey

17th century

Irish road bowling.5
1661: Modern chemistry founded by Robert Boyle with the publication of The Sceptical Chymist.6
1662: Boyle's law discovered by Robert Boyle.7
1680s: European adaptation of Drinking chocolate - Hans Sloane.8 However, this "adaption" is highly disputed. According to historian James Delbourgo, the Jamaicans were brewing “a hot beverage brewed from shavings of freshly harvested cacao, boiled with milk and cinnamon” as far back as 1494.9

no it isnt