Okay right, so I probably don't need to tell you that there's a trend in modern society for people go to the gym rather than go to the pub.
If you're somebody who still likes going out and getting rat-arsed over getting on a fucking cross-trainer, then you'll probably have noticed it: pubs and bars generally are getting deader and deader.
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In fact, there's a stat that pubs are closing at the rate of 27 per week - which is not good. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no it's not.
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So anyway, with this all in mind I suppose you're going to think I'm going to lecture you on how health is over-rated and it's time for people to get back to pints of Guinness and pork scratchings - but no you'd be wrong.
Actually what I'm saying is that maybe we need a bit of compromise, you know what I mean, maybe we can keep on this societal-wide health kick whilst we also go back to getting hammered.
What am I suggesting?
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Well, here's a prototype of what I'm thinking provided by a bloke in America ...
So what do we have there then?
My sources tell me that the man in the video is Emmet Farnan, a college senior.
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He took the concept of the beer mile and applied it to the half marathon by slamming a beer for every mile. In case you don't know what a 'beer mile' is, it's where a runner drinks a beer for every lap on a 400-meter track whilst running - you've guessed it - a mile.
Farnan managed to complete the race in 1:43:42, which is impressive even if you're not drunk.
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So what are we saying then pals, are we all about to quit the sesh and/or the gym, and instead amalgamate the two and do this kind of 'lets get pissed but lets also get fit' shit instead?
And for all those people who do love a pint, GoEuro has put together a list of the cheapest places in the world to pick up a beer, both at the bar or in a supermarket.
For the second year in a row Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, has come out on top.
You can get a 33cl bottle of beer at the shops for 51 US cents (41p). On average, you can get the same sized beer at the pub for $2.80 (£2.25).
Featured Image Credit: YouTube/Emmet Farnan