I'm so proud!!!

[Cmag]

New statisical information shows that the people in the province of Alberta, Canada consume more alcohol per capita than any other place in the world, with the exception of the Yukon. The amount of booze consumed, would be equal to every person of age drinking a full bathtub of booze per year. Fortunately for the non-drinkers in the province, I consume a good portion of their share as well as my own.

Cmag

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Consequences smonsequences, as long as I’m rich

[Jorden]

[list=1][*] What are the dimensions of the bathtub??[*] Isn't it a jacuzzi?[*] What kind of booze?[*] What's the legal age to drink any alchol there?[*] How many empty bottles are on the edge of your bathtub at this very moment?[/list=a]



Jord.

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[The PIT]

Sorry they missed out Sheffield S yorks UK we like our drink with the rest of us yorkies.

[Frankfurt]

figures, with ralph Klein as premier, whyt wouldnt Alberta have the highest alcohol consumption per capita
im sure the canadians around here will catch my drift...especially if theyve ever seen how the Air Farce portrays him

Frankfurt

[paulcs]

Well, that's because you guys have really good beer. Strong too. I suspect most people in the US have no idea that the Canadian beer we get in the States is very different than the beer in Canada. About fifteen years ago, a friend of mine attending college in Buffalo, NY, brought a number of cases of beer he had purchased in Toronto back to NYC. We were all pleasantly surprised at how easy it went down and how quickly we became dead drunk. I seem to recall something about "Brador."

High quality. Good bang for your buck. Drinking in Canada is simply a cost effective entertainment solution.

Paul
paulcs@flashcom.net

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[ahartman]

Given the exchange rate these days, it's got to be even more affordable!

Get your beer, cigarettes, and gamble all for less than it costs you at home...