The bartender tells Pony that he can have the stout but no more whiskey. If Pony has had enough to drink, why doesn't he just kick him out? I am not sure why he allows him to have one alcoholic beverage and not another.
shareI would have though the answer was blatantly obvious or have you never drunk Alcohol in your life?
Actually, I am not a big drinker. Can you enlighten me please? Thanks!
shareYou know, you could have just answered the question and ended the whole thread instead of being a jerk and not helping.
shareSo could you!? You just dumped a thread to be a jerk so why can't I? Hypocritical much?
shareI don't have the answer, and you are STILL not helping.
My only intention with my original reply was to backup the OP and support them after an unnecessary and useless attack from an obvious troll who has too much time on their hands.
Boohoo why don't you go have a cry about it? May make you feel better?
There was no "attack" some being a sad drama queen.
Almost 5 months later and you still have an attitude...
Good luck!
Almost 5 months later and you're still crying about it?
Run along and play child.
Reading comprehension is a lost art...
You can have the last word, since you seem to need it so much.
Firstly the question has already been answered for most part. It was about getting Pony to chill out plus the fact that a shot of whiskey is a lot stronger than a pint of stout which is about 95% water/ingredients. This answer is pretty obvious/should be pretty obvious even to none drinkers.
Secondly, at what point are you trying to assert I misread you then??
I don't care who has the last word but if you leave a comment that warrants a reply I will obviously reply you numpty.
Firstly the question has already been answered for most part. It was about getting Pony to chill out plus the fact that a shot of whiskey is a lot stronger than a pint of stout which is about 95% water/ingredients. This answer is pretty obvious/should be pretty obvious even to none drinkers.
Please don't try and tell me what I should and shouldn't do. If you have a problem with this it's your problem, not mine.
The only time and effort spent here was by you coming here 5 months later and crying about an "attack" that never happened.
Now, again, run along and play.
ADz-83- I *beep* hate you type of *beep* are all a waste of resources.
The only answer I can think of is that the barman likes to make money,and his bar will be safer if Pony has a pint to drink thru rather than a shot to gulp before a fight
Hello,Mister sniper sir!!-Riggs
I count six shots n*****!!
I count two guns n*****
Cry me a river.
shareThe stout is a compromise. Itll take him longer to drink it than pounding a shot back would, so itll slow down Pony from getting drunk too quickly. If he told him no more alcohol period, Pony would have caused a bigger scene, but if he gives them the stout hell probably just chill out and drink it.
shareI guess I should have just replied directly to you instead.
Hopefully you'll get a good answer from somebody eventually. Sorry the pitfalls of the internet evidently got you. It's pretty pathetic, but sadly not completely unexpected.
Spirits have much more alcohol than beers.
shareI agree with the other (intelligent) replies. But would add that in a lot of Europe and especially Ireland, drinking stout or a beer is not really "drinking/getting drunk" so much as it having a drink with a meal.
shareThere was this notion in those years that beer didn't "count" when it came to alcohol abuse.
Cf. the Mad Men episode "Six Month Leave," with Roger trying to convince Freddy to get treatment for his drinking problem: "My podiatrist went to Hazelden, came back a new man with great stories. He only drinks beer now."
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