70,000 Beer Cans

[cvm4]

Wow!

If he lived in Michigan he could have gotten $7,000 for all those cans.

Cha-Ching!!!

 

[Black Dog]

It's Utah beer so it's not like "regular beer". I forget what the alcohol content is but when I lived in Utah we used to drive a half hour to Nevada to get "real beer".

Was that the stuff they used to call 3.2 beer? Some states mandate less alcohol by weight or something.

 

[Terrasco]

Truth be told most beer is almost 3.2 beer. In the past alcohol was measured in alcohol by weight. It is now measured as alcohol by volume which is a higher number as alcohol weighs less than than the volume it displaces. Your standard BMC (Bud, Miller, Coors) American Adjunct Lager runs about 3.4-3.6 by the old ABW standard. (They water it down so you will drink more, seriously)

 

[caudio51]

New beers got nothing. Give me a microbrew that has a nice high ABV. While one guy drinks three of his crappy beers, I'll sip on my micro and have the same affect.

 

[Johnny7]

If he'd been drinking Belgian beers at 8 to 12% I think they'd found him in there under the bottles and pickled. Cheap beer in cans probably like an oral version of colon irrigation:bottle:

 

[caudio51]

Confirmed

http://www.snopes.com/photos/odd/beercans.asp

 

[cvm4]

Ha it's still hilarious and unbelievable. You can always count of Snopes