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It was not as crowded at The George, South Woodford, as crowded tonight as I had feared. After the open circle at Woodford Spiritualist Church, I went in and had a pint (568 mℓ) of Adnams Ghost Ship pale ale.
Earlier today, after work, I had popped in at The Apple Tree, Farringdon, and had a pint of Hardys & Hansons Rocking Rudolph bitter.
I had another pint of Rocking Rudolph at The Apple Tree after work today.
They are still comparatively cheap at JD Wetherspoon pubs. At the moment, I am having a pint of Nethergate Brewery Red Santa ruby ale at The Great Spoon of Ilford.
It is just past midday right now – so, not too early to start drinking, I hope?
The Rose, Lambeth, has its own wifi.
I was in the Calthorpe Arms last evening. The landlord was not very nice to me. So, just before I left, I went and nicked all the loo paper from the gents.
Alcoholism impairs intellectual function, physical skills, memory, and judgment. Social skills can also be affected. Heavy consumption of alcohol also causes cardiomyopathy, peripheral neuropathy, cirrhosis of the liver, and enteritis.
Although wines and other alcoholic drinks are in daily use, often in quite large amounts, it must be remembered that alcohol can be dangerous.
This is primarily because it is not a food and cannot therefore be used for the ‘fuelling’ of the body, nor is it transformed into a natural reserve like some foods which are converted into reserves of fat.
In addition, even as a source of energy alcohol is an inferior product because it acts as a violent stimulant and has a harmful effect on the balance of the organism.
Alcohol should, therefore, be taken in moderation and at the right times, for instance, with meals.
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