My preferred method of drinking quickly is by using the Dr H patent pending Hose-straw.
You can't buy them yet ,but for my fellow Huber's I'll teach you how to make one.
You will need a ten to twelve inch piece of garden hose.
a neck support brace and some Duck tape TM
First you will need to tape the piece of hose to your chin allowing for enough distance to allow you to place one end in your mouth and the other hanging vertically down.
Then you will need to place the neck support brace around your neck to cover the majority of the contraption.
Then you are ready to go.
Go to your local supermarket and limp as you enter,this is to imply that you have recently survived a near fatal accident,
as you pass members of staff you will need to (in full view)occasionally stop and pretend to use the tube as a breathing device.
Then you will need to go to booze department and find your preferred alcoholic beverage(mine is dark rum)
When you find the bottle of your choice you will need to remove the cap discretely .
Once you have done this you will need to get a few more bottles (4 or 5 ,for cover ) and place them precariously in your hands, when you feel comfortable holding the bottles you can place the open bottle pride of place in the centre of your bundle and surreptitiously place the hanging end of the tube in the open bottle.
Now you can commence walking around the store looking at produce and drinking at the same time.
I have found it is possible to ingest the majority of a bottle in 9 and half seconds with a Dr H Hose-straw.
When you feel you have consumed enough of your preferred beverage you can pretend to trip over and release all the bottles from your grip (however please remember that litigation for making you trip is only good at a maximum of three times per store)
This will cause all the bottles to fall and break at the same time.
No matter how much the store staff protest about the amount of stock damage you have caused they can never prove that you had already consumed a large amount of booze ,as for this they would need some very expensive and technical forensic equipment and in the case of my local supermarket it took them three years before they invested in the above said machines.
This system is probably the best out there for drinking fast and i am now creating a "Junior" version for kids.
Many thanks and hope i helped.
There is a method of drinking a bottle of beer or an alcopop quickly by placing a straw in the bottle then holding it loosely and downing it. This allows the air to escape and the liquid flows freely. Also if drinking a pint look at the beer while you do it it seems to make a diffrence.
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If you are drinking out of cans the fastest way to do it is by shotgunning the beer. you do this by taking an unopened can of beer and holding it on its side. next you poke a hole in the can near the bottom on the side of the can facing up. next you put your mouth over the mouth of the can tilt the can back and open her up. The beer will rush into your mouth like a beer bong.
First off I do not understand why someone would want to drink fast not here goes, I find the best way to drink fast is not to drink alcohol fast cause it can hurt you very fast, see the video of my hub and get some of the facts that just may change your mind about drinking at all
by Brian 14 years ago
Is it just me or are there way too many brands of bottled water sitting on store shelves these days. I mean you walk into these supermarkets, and there are stacks and stacks of those packs of bottled water piled to the ceiling.I wonder what would happen if you took just one day, and went to every...
by Jack Hazen 13 years ago
What should you do?Just found them this morning after she left for school.Let's see. We have Jack Daniel's. Crown Royal. Dewar's White Label. And Tangueray London Dry Gin.She won't be home from school, so I have about 8 hours to plot a strategy.
by Matt in Jax 14 years ago
What's your favorite way to drink your beer?And does your taste in beer brands differ between the ways of delivery?I'm definitely a bottle or draft-only man.
by KikiCobain 12 years ago
Would you regard someone as an alcoholic if they consumed atleast 2 beers, most, if not every day?
by nightwork4 14 years ago
Is bottled water really needed or is it just another way we have become lazy.it's less expensive and more enviromentaly friendly to use tap water but bottled water is a huge seller these days. should we be using it or are we just being lazy?
by Wesman Todd Shaw 9 years ago
What is the best beer to have for breakfast?I find the Blue Moon Cinnamon Horchata to be a fine start the day brew, but your thoughts and suggestions may prove useful as well.
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