Like Greg Gowins said "it's alot like jazz, some folks just don't get it". OK, I
consider you a friend so I will explain it to ya. Beer is made so that when it
contacts with air it gets drunk. Your drinking it in its inebriated state passes
along a contact high (similar to the shot gunning technique used by pot smokers,
um ..... er..... so I've been told) and so the second hand alcoholic buzz is
passed on the the holder of the container through rapid consumption. You may
have
noticed that beer has bubbles? This is the drunkness of the beer evaporating so
it must be drank quickly. I take it that you have far to much time on you hands
lately? <G> Me, .....I'm pretty busy, I see another drunk beer that needs a
friend. Later,.......... Brad (planning on befriending a few beers at
Spridgetstock, If you think I talk a line of crap now, what till I spend some
time with a couple of friends)
JustBrits@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 02/05/2000 3:28:07 PM Central Standard Time,
> toyman@htcomp.net writes:
>
> << beer was drunk. >>
>
> OK Brad, PLEASE explain how a "...beer gets drunk..." Police EVERYWHERE have
> "enquiring mids"!?!?!?!?!?
>
> Ed
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