meaning of "this hardly counted as drinking before noon"

kjc0123 | 07:15 Fri 05th Aug 2005 | Phrases & Sayings

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What is the meaning of "this hardly counted as drinking before noon" in the following sentences?

Fache strode to the back of the plane and poured himself a hard drink. It was early, but he had not yet slept, so this hardly counted as drinking before noon.

French indefinite plurals

meanign of "our redirect was unscheduled"

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A lot of people have the belief that if they don't drink alcohol until after 12 noon, then they don't have a drinking problem. (Someone who wakes up at 9AM and has a shot of whiskey might be considered an alcoholic.) Anyway, Fache has been up all night, so even though it's early morning, to him it's still technically evening (because he hasn't been to bed), so it's acceptable to have an alcoholic drink.