How The Discovery of Beer Led to Civilization As We Know It

Well as for the Atlantis thing: I believe it doesn't exist until someone found it:p.

But don't you think it is weird that they don't know the location???

Now the first sunken city that's going to be found in the (idk is it the ionic) sea? will be considered Atlantis. Wonder how people will react if there where found 2 sunken cities and we can’t know which one is Atlantis:D .
Maybe none is:) .
 
They used the argument that I wouldn't disbeleive in Troy or Stone Henge, and then called me closeminded for disbeleiving in Atlantis. However, there is actually evidence that Troy and Stone Henge exist :D
 
i have heard this theory before, I had understood that it was a co-incidence, especially as I have never met a man who would come out of his cave to build a house or mow the lawn when the beer was flowing. He He He
My understanding has always been that the weather was a large factor in civilisation (ie getting in out of the cold) it was probably while the men were sitting around waiting for the ice age to pass that they forgot to put the hops juice in the Ice box. It went off and they were to lazy to go and get more. They drank it, like the effects...
Bada Bing, BEER!
LOL
 
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