I Am Screwed.....

[benh82]

Four beers a day 'could make you blind' -

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,24705517-29277,00.html

 

[Bribie G]

According to some old fashioned Christian beliefs, the thing that these reporters are constantly doing can also send them blind. :lol:

 

[muckey]

I think reporters also lose more brain cells doing what they do, than any brain cell loss caused by drinking beer

 

[afromaiko]

Tomorrow's story will be something about a six-pack of beer a day being good for your heart.

These stories always flip-flop like that.

EDIT: Mmkay

 

[bradsbrew]

Takes more than 4 to get blind. Well most of the time h34r:

 

[Beer&Kebab]

Just as well I drink during the night.. :icon_drunk:

 

[muckey]

Just as well I drink during the night.. :icon_drunk:

now I understand why light beer was invented h34r:

 

[mikeintmba]

Well in accordance with BribieGs response above and my other love which is beer, I to am going to go blind! Better start putting braille on my beer labels.

cheers Mike

 

[Effect]

Well in accordance with BribieGs response above and my other love which is beer, I to am going to go blind! Better start putting braille on my beer labels.

cheers Mike

well if I went blind from my beer.... the only plus I can really think is that I will never have to read the hyped up sensationalised bs found in many a newspaper

 

[matti]

No you are not, screwed that is....
Well, I'll find out in 20 years time

I can see clearly now

And yes I have been drinking.................. :icon_drunk:

edit

 

[Beer&Kebab]

now I understand why light beer was invented h34r:

They threaten, slander or insult other AHB users

 

[chris.taylor.98]

This article is absolute total bullshit, there is nothing even remotely scientific about this "study", and they even say so at the end:

While the new findings, presented at an ophthalmology conference in Melbourne today, suggest drinking habits could be contributing, it may not be that clear cut.

"It might be that heavy drinkers were also more likely to smoke, which is a well-identified disease risk," Dr Chong said.

"But regardless, heavy alcohol intake is harmful so cutting back will always do you good."

In other words we think that alcohol is bad for you so there fore it must be at fault.