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They're all drunks, and if you're lucky someone you live, work and sleep with won't sexually assault someone you live, work, and sleep with.

• Bromskloss 10y ago
  Um, go on …
  • numlocked 10y ago
    I googled this because it sounded sort of weirdly plausible; there are a number of stories about it. http://www.today.com/news/are-researchers-antarctica-thin-ice-abusing-alcohol-t51841 http://www.today.com/news/are-researchers-antarctica-thin-ic...
  • DanBC 10y ago
    Here's a blog post from someone who was there: http://www.funraniumlabs.com/2013/06/alcoholism-in-antarctica/ http://www.funraniumlabs.com/2013/06/alcoholism-in-antarctic...
    • goldenkey 10y ago
      That was a great read. Not sure what to think though after reading it. I suppose I'll remain nuetral with regard to alcohol in dark and cold places.
      • mikestew 10y ago
        Deadhorse, Alaska (beginning of the Alaska Pipeline, and as far north as one can go in AK) isn't neutral: no alcohol allowed, and it appears to be at least mildly enforced. Drunk oil workers where it's dark for three months? Yeah, Deadhorse decided that was a bad idea, apparently.