How Breakfast Became a Thing

Re:How Breakfast Became a Thing by TACIXAT on Monday May 09, 2016 @10:02PM (#11664728)

Caffeine too. People are proud of how addicted they are. I used to get headaches from it, I think a lot of people do, and there was just this wtf moment of "why do I abuse this stuff"? Great PR.

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Re:How Breakfast Became a Thing by manopeace on Monday May 09, 2016 @10:10PM (#11664749)

I say we ban caffine and tobacco.

The war on drugs would be over in a week.

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Re:How Breakfast Became a Thing by spydum on Tuesday May 10, 2016 @12:21AM (#11665133)

Who would win? In all seriousness I think you'd undo the last couple decades worth of productivity gains in just a couple days..

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Re:How Breakfast Became a Thing by reitanqild on Tuesday May 10, 2016 @02:15AM (#11665447)

I think gp means if caffeine and tobacco was included in the list of drugs the "war on drugs" would end because nobody would enforce it, thereby legalizing everything.

Of course this won't happen and I think that is to a certain degree a good thing.

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