??!! FINALLY! Japanese Beer… for Kids!
posted by on May 31 at 10:37 AM
Do you remember your first beer? The one you snuck out of the fridge and then choked down while your parents were off at the Steak & Chop House? Didn’t you hate the sneaking around, when you could have enjoyed drinking that beer while spending quality time with your family? Well, thanks to TV in Japan for alerting us to the great new non-alcoholic beer Kodomo no nomimono, developed especially for kids ! See? It’s fun to pretend getting drunk off your ass (and eventually losing your job, and any hope of a lasting meaningful relationship).
That is seriously fucked up.
...fun.
I'm only in a meaningful relationship because my S.O. drinks too much.
That's not new at all, I drank that when I was a child (like, in the 1970s) when we visited my grandparents. I remember it tastes about like ginger ale.
Japanese people drink when they get together, so drinking it maybe me feel pretty cool.
Why couldn't you just do this with O'Doul's or Sharps or any other non-alcoholic beer?
And seems I recall seeing an old ad for Rainier Beer on a web site not too long ago that actually touted the brew as a healthful tonic for both youngsters and the elderly alike.
Ah, those were the days...
"Why couldn't you just do this with O'Doul's or Sharps or any other non-alcoholic beer?"
'cause it's not non-alcoholic beer. It's a sugary sweet soda that sort of looks like beer.
"Why couldn't you just do this with O'Doul's or Sharps or any other non-alcoholic beer?"
Perhaps they can in Japan, but I beleive you still have to be 21 to buy "non-alcoholic" beer in Washington State (though you could pretty much be a fetus and buy Nyquil).
Thank you Mr. Humpphrey. I'm going to ask my 5-year old to play this when we mute the commercials while watching TV.
I used to drink this one soda when I was a kid called Budweiser. All the adults thought it was SO CUTE!
seems to me japanese attitudes towards alcohol are healthier than our puritan culture's.
ginger ale, root beer ...
what are our panties in a bunch about?
Angry Andrew;
Poor Drinks = PBR, Milwaukee's Best, MD 20/20.
Pour Drinks = The act of moving a liquid from its original container to a new (possibly chilled) vessel under the power of gravity.
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even the grammar nazi cuts them slack.
how do you even know its beer?
Well we were students so they were poor and poured!
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