2011 Austin Beer Mile...
I think this qualifies as a sport.
Take 40 or so athletes/non-athletes on a blustery afternoon, and tell them to bring four 12oz beers and their running gear. Promptly at 4:00pm, they all open their first beer and down it then sprint 1/4 mile. Upon their return, drink the second and run another quarter. Repeat TWO more times after this. First to cross the finish line (four beers/one mile) wins. Oh, and get sick before you finish? A penalty lap is due. :bow
A couple comments overheard:
"PR or ER" (Personal Record or Emergency Room)
"Beer drinking and running go together like bacon and eggs"
Ready:
Set:
Go:
Run:
Repeat:
Finish strong:
Or not... (but she did finish)
Take 40 or so athletes/non-athletes on a blustery afternoon, and tell them to bring four 12oz beers and their running gear. Promptly at 4:00pm, they all open their first beer and down it then sprint 1/4 mile. Upon their return, drink the second and run another quarter. Repeat TWO more times after this. First to cross the finish line (four beers/one mile) wins. Oh, and get sick before you finish? A penalty lap is due. :bow
A couple comments overheard:
"PR or ER" (Personal Record or Emergency Room)
"Beer drinking and running go together like bacon and eggs"
Ready:
Set:
Go:
Run:
Repeat:
Finish strong:
Or not... (but she did finish)
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Andrew - yes, the Guiness has to be the most popular observation. I can't begin to imagine the gas and bloating that would occur even with regular beer, or 7-up for that matter. And they used to do the same thing with Chocolate Milk. argh.....
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