ESR - User: lolograde

I don't thin the bottles in the middle contain real beer, probably malt beer, gotta start young :)

that leaves 19 bottles of beer and 4 bottlesof wine. I agree that's a little on the high side for an average family (with two kids below 16).
If you included kids above 16, then it would probably be higher :)

As for the prices, they do look like people who buy only organic vegetables and meat and that's where it gets really expensive.

<< Comment #42 @ 20:41 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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unihumi - Reply to #13

I think the most expensive stuff is meat and dairy products.

<< Comment #46 @ 20:59 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #42

well not completely.

fish is more expensive per kg than meat, but I think meat is second.
dairy products are diffrent. milk and joghurt is cheap, cheese expensive and so on.

<< Comment #57 @ 03:20 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Aaron - Reply to #42

all depends on location really

<< Comment #7 @ 09:52 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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TAFKAagardenchair

Look at the lovely colorful spread of the British table aaaw

<< Comment #8 @ 09:57 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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Nukm

interesting for short look, but it doesnt seem very scientific to me

<< Comment #10 @ 10:24 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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deotrip

i remember reading this article in stern

<< Comment #12 @ 11:07 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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<dVs>

Oh, oh and eat more "Borsch", it's the best soup that ever existed. With sour cream.

<< Comment #14 @ 11:14 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #12

mushroom cream soup > borsch any time!!

oh and shaslik is not only know in Russia ;)
But personally when it comes to barbeque I do prefer steaks and ribs <3

<< Comment #43 @ 20:42 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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unihumi - Reply to #14

What is borsch???
(auf Deutsch???)

Edited by unHuman at 20:42 UTC, 16 September 2008

<< Comment #45 @ 20:55 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #43

deutsch?

Borschtsch.

eine oder besser die russische suppe mit rooter beete, weißkohl und fleisch, dazu sahne, schmeckt ganz gut aber gibt besseres :)

<< Comment #47 @ 21:01 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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unihumi - Reply to #45

LOL
Ich schau mir so das Wort an... "Borschtsch... hmmm... das hab ich doch erst kürzlich irgendwo gelesen....."
Dann macht's klick!!!
(Ich arbeite als Video Producer bei einem großen Verlag und mache zur Zeit Kochvideos)
Morgen hab ich ein paar Drehs, wovon einer das Kochrezept für "Borschtsch" ist. :D
Haha und ich hab vorhin noch beim Meeting so erzählt, dass ich "mich gut vorbereitet" habe. :p

<< Comment #48 @ 21:09 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #47

hahaha, oh wow.

na dann hoff ich du magst rote beete :)

<< Comment #15 @ 12:26 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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deotrip - Reply to #12

dont forget pelmeni :P

<< Comment #17 @ 13:15 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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fragmaster_ - Reply to #15

that's good stuff!

<< Comment #16 @ 13:12 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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JCK

EAT THIS

Edited by JCK at 13:17 UTC, 16 September 2008

17%

<< Comment #18 @ 13:52 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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DamianLillard

I added my country's
http://img377.imageshack.us/my.php?image=finlandvt7.jpg

Edited by Black Sheep at 15:18 UTC, 16 September 2008

<< Comment #32 @ 18:24 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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AHXNXA - Reply to #18

RACIST

<< Comment #19 @ 14:48 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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sudstah

lol i laughed then but i really shouldn't

<< Comment #20 @ 14:54 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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Thorin - Reply to #19

Likewise; all that effort trying to be a more compassionate and understanding person, then the second picture was scrolled to and I laughed :X

Edited by Thorin at 14:54 UTC, 16 September 2008

<< Comment #44 @ 20:44 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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unihumi - Reply to #20

you're british. Your food isn't any better :O

<< Comment #21 @ 15:03 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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MarzenGold

Boerewors, rare steak, lamb, and a side dish or for the vegetarians: chicken and soek with some sweet potato :)

<< Comment #22 @ 15:21 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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mnemjc

Poland - 0$ a week

<< Comment #23 @ 15:24 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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deotrip - Reply to #22

zapzarap

<< Comment #72 @ 15:33 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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tifu - Reply to #22

go eat some jew

<< Comment #80 @ 12:59 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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tourist - Reply to #72

nah.
jews ->

Edited by tourist at 13:01 UTC, 18 September 2008

<< Comment #25 @ 16:38 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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skint '

BINGE DRINKING WWAAHHEEYY!! eatins cheatin

<< Comment #34 @ 18:41 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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Ignignokt

Second picture is fake. I don't see any KFC!!!

<< Comment #35 @ 18:51 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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lolograde ' - Reply to #34

It's finger lickin' good!

<< Comment #36 @ 18:55 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #34

Popcorn chicken pizza

<< Comment #37 @ 19:10 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #34

eated it be4 pictah wuz took

<< Comment #96 @ 18:38 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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cumrag - Reply to #34

was gonna say they ate it already, but it's right there in that black plastic dish.

<< Comment #38 @ 19:56 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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skinneris

[img]http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/e/ee/Cepelinai.jpg[/img]

<< Comment #39 @ 20:07 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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koOma

MAJONAESE!

<< Comment #52 @ 22:38 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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Liam

I'm guessing there were so many fat jokes posted about me that they cancelled each other out and disappeared.

<< Comment #53 @ 22:59 UTC, 16 September 2008 >>

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spyteman - Reply to #52

you'd top that list easily, but even though you can compare in size and weight, you're not considered a family by international standards

11%

<< Comment #67 @ 10:56 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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MarzenGold - Reply to #53

hahah :DDD

<< Comment #54 @ 02:49 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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tom

i love the fact the bhutanese family probably has the most healthy spread

<< Comment #75 @ 18:02 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Lo - Reply to #54

i think that chinese family has the most nutritious diet on the list.

<< Comment #100 @ 19:49 UTC, 21 September 2008 >>

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egd - Reply to #54

i probably like that fact too :<

<< Comment #55 @ 03:05 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Jamerio '

chinese, indian, chees burgers and mexican is all I eat.

<< Comment #60 @ 08:34 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Ignignokt - Reply to #55

~~chinese,~~ ~~indian,~~ cheese burgers ~~and mexican~~ is all I eat.

FTFY

<< Comment #63 @ 09:47 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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[mash]

i bet the germans hide 1 or 2 beer crates.
if not, they gonna need 2 by the time the kid gets 16. :D

<< Comment #64 @ 10:23 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #63

faserpelz, komischer anhänger, billy regale, lesen geo (beste zeitschrift ever)

=> der junge kann froh sein wenn er malzbier zum 18. bekommt

<< Comment #65 @ 10:36 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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[mash] - Reply to #64

wo siehst du da ne GEO ?
aber hast recht. Papa sieht schon sehr nach Oberstudienrat/Pädagoge/Sozialarbeiter aus.

Edited by Magnus Magnusson at 10:36 UTC, 17 September 2008

<< Comment #66 @ 10:38 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #65

unten rechts, kenn die farbe gut, liegt neben mir auf dem schreibtisch :P

Edited by becks at 10:38 UTC, 17 September 2008

<< Comment #69 @ 12:59 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Shaddap

mexicans sure like coke..

<< Comment #76 @ 18:04 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Lo - Reply to #69

coca culo

<< Comment #70 @ 13:05 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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TAFKAagardenchair

The typical German family eats a lot more bread than this (instead of liquid bread aka beer)

I also love that the German amount is about two times the size as some other peoples'.

Edited by agardenchair at 13:08 UTC, 17 September 2008

<< Comment #71 @ 14:21 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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xou

Chinese baguette? O_o

<< Comment #73 @ 15:52 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Mav_

oh, that was so bloody fake! check out the chick on the "Italy" and "Poland" pictures - it's the same person!

j/k :P

<< Comment #74 @ 16:28 UTC, 17 September 2008 >>

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Aaron

I think your typical lower/middle class social Englishman drinks just as much if not more as the Germans, maybe not at home though.

<< Comment #77 @ 10:43 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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[mash] - Reply to #74

siiffffff. can't beat us at drinking, mate.

<< Comment #78 @ 11:28 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #74

depends on the region.
The area where I was born is most note for it's Korn distillers and drinkers.

8 years ago my boss back then had a brunch with five new inhabitants of assited living appartments for elderly people. Ages between 65 and 90. He told me after later that he had to go buy new schnaps after 1,5 hours cause he had only brought 4 bottles...

<< Comment #82 @ 13:07 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #78

This can only be solved with comparison of alcoholism.

Whoever has the biggest percentage of population wins!

<< Comment #84 @ 13:13 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #82

Hell no, what many countries (and other regions in this country) consider alcoholism is seen a "normal" here.

E.g. old farmers getting hammered every weekend, etc.

Also we would probably loose to Russia anyways :P

<< Comment #87 @ 13:22 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #84

I think Britain and Germany have similar views on what makes one an alcoholic :P

How much alcohol is bought in each country per year?

<< Comment #92 @ 13:34 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #87

as I said here it really differs from region to region. e.g. in Bavaria you are allowed to drink a beer during lunchbreak, in Cologne they drink water instead of beer (:P), and where I was born beer was the stuff you drink in between shots, because it doesn't really get you drunk.

I think a comparison inside Germany would be difficult so I guess with another country would be even worse.

Buying alcohol might be off, cause Swedes buy quite a lot of beer here and take it home.

For consumption, the first link is from 1996 (Britain at the bottom) but I hear you caught up quite a bit....
http://www.cannabislegal.de/international/alkoholverbrauch.htm

newer one and in English:
http://www.finfacts.com/Private/bestprice/alc...europe.htm

though I think it's unfair that it's only for 15+ ...

<< Comment #94 @ 14:34 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #92

This isn't serious man, why be so German about it :(

Brits buy drink from France!

Edited by svalur at 14:35 UTC, 18 September 2008

<< Comment #95 @ 15:27 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #94

:D

prob more the engineering thing.
If you do it, do it right.

Edited by becks at 15:28 UTC, 18 September 2008

<< Comment #79 @ 12:29 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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deotrip - Reply to #74

english girls drink more than german girls thats for sure

<< Comment #81 @ 13:05 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #79

Drink more, puke more, fat more(...).

<< Comment #83 @ 13:10 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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[mash] - Reply to #79

you sure? sometimes i'm quite shocked when i see 14-16yr old girls go "party". if they have the chance to drink alcohol, they do drink a lot. hard stuff, too.
seen on a free rockfestival in my city last week. hordes of emo teenagers all over the place.

<< Comment #86 @ 13:21 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #83

British girls drink SHIT loads

<< Comment #90 @ 13:27 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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deotrip - Reply to #83

yeah very sure

<< Comment #85 @ 13:16 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #79

I once got drunk under the table (is that an English expression??) by a 16-year-old girl in my class, she was pretty, too.
She drank 2 bottles of "Roten", cherry jiuce with amaretto and wodka with about 15% alcohol. I quit after one and a half bottles :(

<< Comment #88 @ 13:23 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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ini - Reply to #85

I like how you felt the need to state she was pretty so we didn't get the wrong idea and think she was some fatass :D

<< Comment #89 @ 13:26 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #88

Just remembered her, had a little bit of a crush on here back then :)

But yeah we had some Lucy - types there, too. Never bothered with drinking with those, tho :P

<< Comment #97 @ 20:51 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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cx ' - Reply to #89

that's why you made it to esr

<< Comment #91 @ 13:30 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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[mash] - Reply to #85

i'm always impressed by girls drinking champagne (sekt?!) bottlewise.
that's something i will never understand.

<< Comment #93 @ 13:39 UTC, 18 September 2008 >>

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becks - Reply to #91

Different kinds of alcohol and getting used to it, you can drink a bottle of sparkling wine get drunk fast and almost feel nothing two hours later.

Personally, I started out with wine, then went to booze, cause I didn't like beer as a teenager.
My record, when I was 16, was 4 or 5 bottles of dry red wine. Which made me somewhat less drunk than a bottle of bacardi mixed with coca cola.

<< Comment #98 @ 13:59 UTC, 21 September 2008 >>

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timmah

I am just utterly disgusted by the food on the british pic.

<< Comment #99 @ 19:46 UTC, 21 September 2008 >>

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egd

i am disgusted by your pants.

<< Comment #101 @ 20:50 UTC, 21 September 2008 >>

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TAFKAagardenchair

Haha the Brits only eat breakfast, snacks and one huge frozen puzza lololololo

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