Is Pabst Blue RIbbon a good beer (just to know if I have to shout : "this dumbass could have used Budweiser !" ?

#1 yes, and apparently he never gets thirsty either, waste of beer

#2 : Arf, then....



THIS DUMBASS COULD HAVE USED BUDWEISER !!!!

PBR is not a good beer, just as Budweiser or Coors isn't, I know I will get down-voted for this ...

No beer was harmed during this stunt. Those were emptied cans filled with water. Look close: opened cans, no foam.

beer can get from 1-100
this one got 1 which is pretty rare
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/pabst-blue-ribbon/734/

#4. I've tastedBudweiser, and you're right, it is not good beer. It's the kind of stuff produced in bulk for teenagers for their first tentative steps into the world of alcohol, and of course they believe it to be wonderful, and spend the rest of their lives singing its praises. But the sad truth is, cat urine tastes better.

#7 you tasted cat urine?

Next someone will tell me how awesome Heineken and Amstel are or some of the other bulk productions.

I have never tasted a good beer from a can, either...

I thought I'd have a go at this, but only had red wine bottles, as I moved on from beer years ago, lager years before that. I lined up twenty five wine bottles on the kitchen worktop, got a broom handle as I'm not trusted with samurai swords after the incident with the postman and that letter that came back FOUR TIMES!!!. I lined the brush handle up against the middle of the bottles and made a practice sweep for angle adjustment. Then happy that I was on target, went for it ...........................................................wait for it!

Incredibly I removed twenty five one inch glass rings from the middle of twenty five wine bottle. which I am now using as transparent napkin rings. The top halves of the bottles all landed perfectly back onto the bottom half of the bottles and the friction of my sweep obviously caused so much immediate heat, that the two halves of the bottles fused back together and not a drop of wine was lost.

I think it's going to be a good day.

This guy seems to be pretty well prepared for the next zombie apocalypse.

#8. Yes of course. It was luvverly.

Urin, 95% water...some urea, which is a non-toxic product of nitrogen breakdown, the rest are electrolytes, as K, Na, Cl, etc....just saying

#12. Healthy urine is not toxic. However, it contains compounds eliminated by the body as undesirable, and can be irritating to skin and eyes. After suitable processing it is possible to extract potable water from urine.

Just saying.

#13 Fair enough, dear foxy, I am sure you are correct. I was not familiar with the irritating properties to skin and eyes (never tested it), but I also know, a dog peeing always on the same spot in the grass will slowly kill the grass....just saying...