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Aussies even have a special slang for it, goon bag.

We have it here though it’s not popular. Maybe 2 or 3 varieties in the supermarket.

I had franzia once and it was drinkable but not good

We have them here. They're popular at office parties and with alcoholic women.

All Americans prefer Fahrenheit because it is better than Celsius. I'm glad we have freedom units.

? why would that matter? 70% of the worlds web traffic intersects there. pretty conveniently close to NSA headquarters that don't need warrants when it comes to non-americans.

Yes. You carry a few 0.75l bottles. I'm a skinny guy and even I can manage it.

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Bottled wine > boxed wine, when it comes to anything else but practicality. It's almost impossible to fuck up your box of wine on accident and unless you buy wines with a roll on cap you can't seal a bottle of wine once opened (unless you start buying extra items simply for those cases where you're drinking wine outdoors).

Most people I know who drink a lot of wine have those plastic/rubber caps for when you can't finish a bottle.

Yeah, I was referring to those in the last part of my post. I have one too but it doesn't fit half the time for some fucking reason and it's still more of a hassle than the box. All in all though, men should choose beer and hard alcohol over wine if your plan is to get drunk and not just tipsy while eating.

Abraham Lincoln was one of the finest wrestlers in the first half of the 19th century. There was only one recorded loss in his 12 years span of competitive wrestling. President Lincoln is honored in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

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The shortest regular commercial flight in the world is from Westray to Papa Westray in Scotland. It's 2.7km and, while scheduled to take 1 and a half minutes, generally only takes a minute. The record time is 53 seconds and it takes place once a day in either direction.

I use this

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You can get properly shitfaced if you have enough wine although the worst hangovers I've had were due to wine.

alri lad

Of course you can, but what you said is the main reason why not to do it. Also, out of those 3 options wine is the most expensive option here and drinking lots of red wine will make your mouth look fucking horrible, while white usually makes me have heartburn.

Here the expensive wines come in boxes. Cheap stuff comes in bottles.

That explains alot. Wine has very high contents of estrogen, more than beer, the plastic does also have hormonal disruptive chemicals in it. A lot of sugar as well too, which makes you fat and produce less testosterone.

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Booze is cheap here. There are also a bunch of people who make their own wine or liquor.

t. Frozen pizza and coca-cola is the national dish

I got drunk for a full summer in Sweden and I never recovered from my alcoholism, spending there 400$ a month in alcohol. It was finlandia vodka and weird Swedish beers all days.

It was 10 years ago, thanks for nothing Sweden, you bought me sorrow.

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>weird Swedish beers all days.
Weird as in craft beers with fruit juice or weird as in the cheap beers with funny names?

I know, I've been twice to the balkans and just drank a bottle of bulgarian slivova rakiya last weekend. Everybody used to make their own here after the wars but it was outlawed, these days hard alcohol is still forbidden to make so you'll mostly find 15-30 year olds making strong mead or kilju.

Hello we invented goon sacks
Its purely because its cheap because wines only taxed on value but beer and spirits are taxed on their alcohol.
So for the cheapest beer its $40 for 24 or $35 for a bottle of spirits but $10 for 5L of shit wine

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Does it matter? It was governement controlled shops where we get our stuff. Everything above 2% was expensive as fuck.

We have this thing which translates into "the big one". It comes in 2L plastic bottles and is around 2.50 euros at most. Also saw it in giant 5L glass bottles. Only alcoholics drink it.

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Looks similar to bottles we have of 18% fortified wine which tastes like a ballsack

Here's "Old Friend" which also probably tastes like ass. It's 6.5 euros for a 5L jug. The jug possibly costs more than its contents.

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The cheapest wines in Finland would cost around 40€ for 5 litres.

Government interference probably stops you guys from turning dark red on the map.

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We're literally buying so much alcohol in Estonia that they had to drop their alcohol taxes after raising them a few years ago because Finns started driving through Estonia to Latvia to get alcohol.

Why don't Scandinavians have culture?

Driving to another country just to buy booze doesn't sound like the best of times. I'd probably buy a shitton of booze 'just in case'. Here you just go to the supermarket or non-stop store. Gas station if you're desperate and want to pay extra.

No that is sheep and cabbage mister just roll a ball of the meat and eat with potato

People do the same here. New Brunswickers come to Québec and Québécois go to Ontario to save a few bux.

I don't think I ever saw a box of wine like that

Don't you guys have towns where booze is illegal so that the natives don't kill themselves with firewater? Saw an interview with a dude smuggling vodka and other stuff into those towns.

Are you saying that getting blackout drunk on tax-free boxed wine and wine-cock fucking a girl with a fake tan and bleach-blonde hair, whose name you can't remember, in a piss-smelling cabin, with your friend passed out in the bunk below isn't peak culture?

Here we buy this if we want more wine

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Yes, in the far north. First Nation people up there litteraly live in the third world. Alcoholism, drug abuse, pollution from mines and dams, people taking advantage of them, etc. I think around 1/4 of children in Nunavut suffer from malnutrition.

>I'd probably buy a shitton of booze 'just in case'
Yes, that's what happens. People come back with hundreds of cans of beer and dozens of bottles of booze. That behavior still occurs even when going to a local shop though since you can only buy alcohol between 9am and 9pm so everybody always gets a ton when drinking so they don't run out, while the government keeps claiming that people would drinking much more if you could buy it at other hours (which is simply bullshit since you can still get it at bars etc.).

I knew we weren't that different after all.

It's literally based on outdoors-culture. Easy to bring with you

BiB wine is based.

It's a thing in France too its just super super cheap wine

We have it here. It's the cheapest wine nobody but old women drink

we have it here, it's popular among students because it's cheap as chips and will get you fucked up