10/08/10
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$918,856 Federal Study: Bar Fights Tend to Happen in Darker,
Dirtier Bars Frequented by Heavy Drinking, Less Agreeable People
Disclaimer: No members of congress were harmed during this study
| (CNSNews.com) - The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and
Alcoholism paid $918,856 in tax dollars to fund a five-year study of
“Alcohol and Bar Violence” that determined, among other things, that
bar fights tend to occur in venues that are relatively dark, dirty,
noisy, hot, and crowded and that are frequented by a clientele of
younger, less agreeable, less conscientious, more impulsive heavy
drinkers. The study also discovered that a woman who gets in a bar fight has consumed on average four times as many drinks as her usual intake.
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