Drinking age - For... SODA~

BNOISE wrote:

I thought there already was one...
It's not like you can feed little 1 year olds soda while they are still on the boob.

I'm not saying you can't but parents naturally do it for their children anyways.

Actually, that's part of the reason this law is seriously being considered. Families that can't afford baby formula or milk, with mothers that are unable to produce enough milk, tend to feed their nursing infants pop instead. It leads to a condition unofficially called "Dew Mouth", in which the child's baby teeth rot out of their mouth, and their gums show signs of late age plaque build up.

LXE wrote:

Dihydrogen Monoxide - 2 Hydrogen + 1 Oxygen - H20 - Water

You can call it by whatever name you want. It dosn't make my facts any less true!

DHMO.ORG offical fact site

Kirika wrote:

BNOISE wrote:

I thought there already was one...
It's not like you can feed little 1 year olds soda while they are still on the boob.

I'm not saying you can't but parents naturally do it for their children anyways.

Actually, that's part of the reason this law is seriously being considered. Families that can't afford baby formula or milk, with mothers that are unable to produce enough milk, tend to feed their nursing infants pop instead. It leads to a condition unofficially called "Dew Mouth", in which the child's baby teeth rot out of their mouth, and their gums show signs of late age plaque build up.

LXE wrote:

Dihydrogen Monoxide - 2 Hydrogen + 1 Oxygen - H20 - Water

You can call it by whatever name you want. It dosn't make my facts any less true!

DHMO.ORG offical fact site

well, you could have made the gag just with oxygen, which is the best example for the saying, that everything should be used and consumed in a controled way :p

you know what, I'm glad I'm not american.

of course excess amounts of sugar can be toxic. even water can be toxic (well, at least cause complications) when consumed in ridiculous amounts. There have been deaths caused by drinking too much water you know.