Sorry, in NZ the use of the word 'grog' has been sufficiently widened to include ALL alcoholic drinks.job wrote:Dwarves would never dare even sip on "grog". We've got no sea legs and anyplace that won't support a man in full armor and has no gold and metals to be mined (never mind rusts iron) is no place for a dwarf!
No, for some hearty ale, or a fine beer a dwarf might do quite a bit of heavy labor.
Hmm...I wonder why... 
AH! You mean Booze!kojibear wrote:Sorry, in NZ the use of the word 'grog' has been sufficiently widened to include ALL alcoholic drinks.job wrote:Dwarves would never dare even sip on "grog". We've got no sea legs and anyplace that won't support a man in full armor and has no gold and metals to be mined (never mind rusts iron) is no place for a dwarf!
No, for some hearty ale, or a fine beer a dwarf might do quite a bit of heavy labor.
Hmm...is that a good thing or a bad thing 
Ireland is number 2. Not sure about Scotland. But the UK is number 6. 
God gave the Irish whiskey so that the Irish wouldn't rule the worldkojibear wrote:I must admit to my error.
After checking wikipedia, the Czech Republic is number one. NZ is all the way down at number 19
Those pesky facts are the difference between 'good drinking' and a terrible drunk!me_in_japan wrote:ah, those pesky facts getting in the way of a good opinon once again
