sassylass
09-May-06, 23:57
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Now that spring has finally arrived, we think there's no better way to enjoy the warm weather than by taking in a baseball game. But when it comes to quenching your thirst while rooting for the home team, there's a problem: The concession-stand beer is overpriced, and often tastes like it was brewed when Joe DiMaggio was still playing.
There was no other option in this no-coolers-allowed world, but now a Reno, Nevada company has come up with a truly innovative solution: The Beerbelly (http://thebeerbelly.com/) -- astealthy strap-on beer holder that disguises itself as a bulging stomach.
According to the Ananova Web portal, the Beerbelly was the creation of three middle-aged men who wanted a way of sneaking beer into movies and ball games.
The Beerbelly holds 80 ounces of your favorite brew, and at $34.95, the gizmo pays for itself when compared to consuming six ballpark beverages at $7 a pop, the inventors claim.
But hey, why stop at only the first phase of the beer-drinking life cycle? How about a PeeBottom? We've already come up with a slogan: "Lose the bathroom trip and gain a warm place to sit!"
Now that spring has finally arrived, we think there's no better way to enjoy the warm weather than by taking in a baseball game. But when it comes to quenching your thirst while rooting for the home team, there's a problem: The concession-stand beer is overpriced, and often tastes like it was brewed when Joe DiMaggio was still playing.
There was no other option in this no-coolers-allowed world, but now a Reno, Nevada company has come up with a truly innovative solution: The Beerbelly (http://thebeerbelly.com/) -- astealthy strap-on beer holder that disguises itself as a bulging stomach.
According to the Ananova Web portal, the Beerbelly was the creation of three middle-aged men who wanted a way of sneaking beer into movies and ball games.
The Beerbelly holds 80 ounces of your favorite brew, and at $34.95, the gizmo pays for itself when compared to consuming six ballpark beverages at $7 a pop, the inventors claim.
But hey, why stop at only the first phase of the beer-drinking life cycle? How about a PeeBottom? We've already come up with a slogan: "Lose the bathroom trip and gain a warm place to sit!"