Needless carding:

I have been planning a dinner during the past week and have been trying to decide what sort of wine to serve with it. Google searches gave me a site called eatdrinkdine.com, which has a lot of fairly interesting information on wines and what they go with. But as any of you who clicked on the link have discovered, you have to answer some questions about your age (basically whether you are of the legal drinking age of your country of residence). What? It's not like you are going to buy wine from them. I'm just reading about them. Why should it matter if I am 16 or 30?

If you go to the section, "Why do we need to ask these questions?" they claim: "We need to ask you these questions as this site promotes wines, an alcoholic drink. As we support responsible drinking, we therefore need to ensure that you are over the legal drinking age and that you are legally allowed to view this site in the country that you are in." Oh, that's right. You have to be 21 to watch beer commercials in the US. I forgot.