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  cans vs bottles said 6 years ago

  I thought it was against the rules to use bottles? Was this a recent change in the rules? I noticed the Flotrack Beer Mile World Champ most also used bottles. Isn't it an advantage to use bottles (330ml) vs cans (355ml). With the less liquid in a bottle why would you EVER want to drink out of cans?
  
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  Anonymous said 6 years ago

  those bottles are 355 ml... if you use bottles they have to be 355ml... these ones are

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  Anonymous said 6 years ago

  BREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG

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  bigDdevo said 6 years ago

  nicely done bro!

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  neal.currie said 6 years ago

  Wow. Since it took him about 2.5 minutes to run the last 2 laps, he drank 8 beer in fewer than 12 minutes (while running). Try this sometime (without running) and see how you feel.

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  Trackie said 6 years ago

  You can watch the unedited version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dSC9aS2Dmw

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  ShowMeTheMoney said 6 years ago

  All i wanted was to see him yack. is that too much to ask?

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  Anonymous said 6 years ago

  What an animal

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  Anon said 6 years ago

  At what point does this behaviour become dangerous? At a certain point alcohol depresses the ability to vomit so the body can't rid itself of the poison. Four beers in 5 minutes is stupid. Eight in 12 ? Is that verging on lethal?

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  Anonymous said 6 years ago

  Quoting: Anon
  "At what point does this behaviour become dangerous? At a certain point alcohol depresses the ability to vomit so the body can't rid itself of the poison. Four beers in 5 minutes is stupid. Eight in 12 ? Is that verging on lethal?"

  
  
  
  Not unless you're like 14...

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  Anonymous said 6 years ago

  Quoting: Anon
  "At what point does this behaviour become dangerous? At a certain point alcohol depresses the ability to vomit so the body can't rid itself of the poison. Four beers in 5 minutes is stupid. Eight in 12 ? Is that verging on lethal?"

  
  
  Your stomach can't hold 2.84L of liquid, no matter who you are. That alone makes you vomit.

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  Anonymous said 6 years ago

  Hey man, I ran 13:48 for 2 miles plus penalty lap in December. It is on beermile.com but they forgot to make it official

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  Josh H said 6 years ago

  Awesome Vid! Goodluck on the sub 5 attempt... I know its on a trail but hey the beer 2 mile is about the spectacle! http://www.beermile.com/display/event_6229

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  HoneyBadger said 6 years ago

  Quoting: Anonymous
  "Your stomach can't hold 2.84L of liquid, no matter who you are. That alone makes you vomit."

  
  
  Have faith!
  
  Johnson, George B. Holt Biology: Visualizing Life. Orlando: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1994: 769. "The stomach can expand to hold up to 4 L (4.2 qts.) of food, more than 50 times its empty volume."
  

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  RunFastTurnLeft said 6 years ago

  Quoting: HoneyBadger
  "Have faith!
  
  Johnson, George B. Holt Biology: Visualizing Life. Orlando: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1994: 769. "The stomach can expand to hold up to 4 L (4.2 qts.) of food, more than 50 times its empty volume."
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  I think "can" and "should" may be a big difference here. The fact that the stomach "should" not hold 2.84L consumed while running will make you vomit, even if specific training "can" allow the expansion for 4L.

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