More Tips on Shot gunning Beer

Part of the Video Series How to Make a Beer Bong

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Learn more tips for shot gunning and chugging a can of beer with expert beer drinking tips in this free homemade beer bong video clip.

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Posted by Awe_so_meal on Tuesday, 01 April, 2008 at 9:43 PM

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yes that will be sent to the frat as a "not-how-to&quo t; video. also, next time you are at a party and a dude has a 8 inch knife, you need to tell the serial killer to leave. next time: use a key, something everyone has. tilt so you dont spill when puncturing. and a bib means you spilled too much

Posted by bleich on Saturday, 15 March, 2008 at 8:14 PM

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dude i think your the one who needs a lesson on shotgunning that was fu*king brutal... "chug like a champ" where the fu*k was the champ? all i saw was a little bit*h!

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More Tips on Shot gunning Beer
Hi! This is Blake Whitaker for Expert Village and right now I am about to shotgun this beer. The first step is I want to cut the hole at the bottom of the beer. This allows me to open the top for the air to rush in, gravity push the beer into my stomach; really the same principles of a beer bong. The beer is horizontal and we have the tab up here which we are going to crack open one we cut the hole here. We grab our short knife; you want to be careful and we pierce the top of the beer. This is probably why you want to do it over a sink. As you can see, I am already spilling beer. Now that we have that there, you put our knife in again cross wise, opening up that gap. What you are doing here is you are making a hole where you are going to drink out of. Now as we are doing this, it can get kind of dangerous because when you cut aluminum it gets sharp; we have sharp edges here, we want to make sure that we push those edges in when we are doing the knife and now we have a nice surface to put our lips around this.

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Expert: Blake Whitaker has an art degree from the University of Washington School of Art, where he learned techniques for stop animation production and the finer points of beer bong construction. Read More