ARoseSoSweet
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My Babci - grandma in Polish, that's what we called her - was a firm believer in "Little alcohol never hurts"
I think many use to believe in that. I don't think it is as common anymore
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My Babci - grandma in Polish, that's what we called her - was a firm believer in "Little alcohol never hurts"
I think many use to believe in that. I don't think it is as common anymore
Back in the day, most teething pain relievers were alcohol with sugar and flavorings. LOL
maybe that's where my sugar addiction came from! i have never been too much into alcohol
In high school, I would win bets at parties: I could chug beers faster than everyone. It helps that I would practice chugging warm Dr Pepper or root beer - more carbonation! LOL
that is funny... the things people do as teenagers!
My older sister and her friends would win bets because of it. They knew, they watched me "train" LOL
did people eventually catch on?
The only people that did we my soccer and track teammates my senior year. Each of them saw me down Dr Pepper after games or meets
crazy!
I had a problem back then: My blood sugar would drop majorly, and I needed to replace it fast.
Makes sense. Can you still do it?
Yes, with diet A&W root beer
Hmm... diet a&w root beer.. thats the only good root beer in my opinion
Hires was the best canned. A&W is best on tap
Not sure that i know Hires. I know that barq's stuff is crap, at least to me
Hires is an old one. It disappeared in the 90s. Think of A&W in a bottle, but with more vanilla undertone.
doesn't sound too bad. might have been a US thing too
More of a Northeast US thing
Definitely not an area I had been to at that time
Born and raised in NY state, traveled to PA and the New England states with my parents to watch auto racing.
And we went to the US maybe a handful of times.. and it was to Montana and North Dakota
the only other country I've seen is Canada.
I'm guessing the East coast? I've been to a handful of countries, several of which you would need a cruise ship or a plane to get to![]()
Quebec and Ontario provinces.