Heh - I guess it made sense at the time: Why Alcohol Is Not Always Your Best Friend

This is a hoot - actually from last year, but I hadn't seen it before.

h/t American Digest

Posts that are sort of ( in an alcohol plus stupid sense) related:

Men Pee On Beehive, Bees React, Targeting The First Human Body Parts They See.

Headline du jour: Marshall U. dismissed from bottle-rocket-shot-out-of-anus lawsuit.

From 1930, Information Tests To Try On Your Children

https://slate.com/human-interest/2013/10/information-test-written-to-assess-children-in-1930.html

In case you didn't realize how much the government schools have been dumbed down: this test ran in Parents (then The Parents’ Magazine) in November, 1930.

Click here to embiggen.

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More at Slate.

Related posts:

From 1921, here's the Intelligence Test That Thomas Edison Gave to Job Seekers.

Check out this test for eighth graders in Kentucky dated 1912.

Friday links

From 1930, Information Tests To Try On Your Children.

Gallery - the living root bridges of India.

The Science Behind Senior Moments. It's because your brain gets full.

Gift for the person who has everything - this UFO Detector (check the reviews).

The Mathematical Genius of Auto-Tune.

The bigger your brain, the longer you yawn.

ICYMI, Wednesday's links are here, and include maps showing how the continents would look if you could see gravity, how each of the state capitals got their names,  Stalin's body double, and a collection of vintage ads you would never see today.

Clapping Mohawks - If you're happy and you know it, clap your hair

One of those WTF things:

Wednesday links

A collection of vintage ads you would never see today.

Stolen Van Gogh paintings found after 14 years.

The 1980s Crime Ring That Poisoned Japan's Candy And Never Got Caught.

These maps show how the continents would look if you could see gravity.

How All 50 State Capitals Got Their Names.

Stalin's body double.

ICYMI, Monday's links are here, and include how birds avoid crashing into each other in mid-air, old pictures of the death-defying sport known as ‘Auto Polo’, Columbia grad's experience with the gender misconduct system after he called himself handsome, and the Buddhist Kung Fu nuns who are biking the Himalayas.