Steph: absinthe had always been legal, and quite popular. But some churchy types worked to get it banned, claiming all sorts of mess about it. This was part of the campaign to try and block that prohibition or at least speak against it.
Why do any people band together and decide that they should be able to tell other people ANYTHING about what they think, read, believe, OR ingest? I will never understand this.
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This is the second absinthe-related post I've read in the past hour. Weird. And cool.
That is weird, because I don't think it was International Absinthe Day or anything.
Is she supposed to be sexy or am I just a freak? :)
Wait, anti-prohibition? They were looking to legalize?
Answer: Puritanism
I despise Puritans.
Steph: absinthe had always been legal, and quite popular. But some churchy types worked to get it banned, claiming all sorts of mess about it. This was part of the campaign to try and block that prohibition or at least speak against it.
SB: exactamundo.
Why do any people band together and decide that they should be able to tell other people ANYTHING about what they think, read, believe, OR ingest? I will never understand this.
I'm glad you didn't raise us that way.
I wish we'd had this poster when we got the drug talk from Bill Vines.
It would have been highly appropriate.
That was a good drug talk, bless his heart.
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