This photo tells the future of new Lao generation

Date: Feb 25, 2008

This photo tells the future of new Lao generation

Date: Feb 25, 2008

either that bottle is empty, or hasn't been opened, and the kid is just playing around. If you look carefully, there are no bubbles or indications.

I probably did they same thing when i was little, just playing around.

Date: Feb 25, 2008

i hope this lad just kidding us. If he is not I am a bit worry. His future will end up being an acolholic for sure.

Date: Feb 25, 2008

That was just for photo, no doubt.

Date: Feb 25, 2008

Oh my god, it's terrible, the kid already looked drunk. hmm

Date: Feb 25, 2008

Do you ever wonder why in Europe they barely have an age restriction when it comes to alcohol and end up with very little drunk driving?

Its because people built up a tolerance. Kids that start drinking socially in their teens have a harder time of getting drunk when they're older.

Date: Feb 25, 2008

I hope this is not a cut and paste photo. Look at the face of the kid, he looks really happy of what he did and in the state of drunk. No doubt

Date: Feb 27, 2008

this's terrible scene. as I heard lao young in phongsali smoke since they're 10
that's really worried

Date: Feb 27, 2008

In the picture there are adults in there so why these people allowed the kid to drink. So they are responsible for this matter as well. Fine them. furious

Date: May 26, 2008

adult is his example, he just copy what he see adult people doing and you know how kid they been so curious.

Date: May 27, 2008

That maybe he put some water for drinking inside that bottle like i did when i was a child because of lack of bottle for store water especially in the rural area. smile

Date: May 27, 2008

It's true, alcahol and tobaco biggest drug increase in Laos. It is socialy acceptable so everyone do it.

Europe does have drunk driving, some parts of Europe have extremely low life expectancy, mostly due to drunks. Life span in Russia very low.

Chill out, smoke a joint.

Date: May 27, 2008

IN japan, they have beer for children calls: Kodomo no Nomimono

Can you imagine these products being marketed overseas? With so much concern about “the children” these days we doubt that fake beer for kids would make it past the pitch stage at any beverage company. Well, almost any company. Sure, there’s the sparkling grape juice that kids sometimes get on New Years Eve in lieu of champagne, but to have it specifically marketed to kids is a different matter. While Americans would likely overreact and freak out, we haven’t seen any such reaction here in Japan and these drinks have been out for a couple of years now.

Sangaria started their line of fake alcoholic drinks for kids with Kodomo no nomimono (Children’s drink), and has been successful enough to offer it in bottles, cans, and even six-packs. They also expanded the product line to include children’s versions of wine, champagne, and ****tails. The beer, flavored like apple juice, even foams at the top when poured into a glass!

From: http://www.kilian-nakamura.com/blog-english/index.php/kodomo-no-nomimono-japanese-beer-for-children/