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The guy with the sunglasses is a kid. He has the sunglasses to fool the bartender. He really ordered a root beer, not a beer.
Originally posted by: TheGodfather
The guy with the sunglasses is a kid. He has the sunglasses to fool the bartender. He really ordered a root beer, not a beer.
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: TheGodfather
The guy with the sunglasses is a kid. He has the sunglasses to fool the bartender. He really ordered a root beer, not a beer.
A flat rootbeer?
Originally posted by: Hacp
Its a TV show... I know this was probably said already lol
Originally posted by: Crescent13
I HAVE THE ANSWER THIS TIME!!!!
The beer was flat because the man wearing the dark glasses couldn't see, so he stepped on the beer and flattened it!!! WOOHOO!! Where is my $100?
Originally posted by: broshiggie
Originally posted by: Son of a N00b
okay two guys walk into a bar on a sunny sunday in august, one sits down, the other stands....the guy sitting is wearing a striped suit...the other has on sunglasses...
the one who stands has a beer that he ordered a moment ago but it tastes flat...why?
The guy in the striped suit is a referee for some outdoor sport. Maybe football, soccer or cricket (i will explain the latter two in a bit). The guy wearing sunglasses is a spectator who just finished watching the game most likely. The ref sits down, the tourist is still standing talking/rubbing shoulders/doing something. This part kind of confuses me... dont really know why he is standing... the sunglasses probably signify tourist attire. Maybe he is a visiting sports reporter interviewing the ref after the game. Regardless the key point here is that he is from out of the country.
The reason i chose soccer/cricket is that those are generally played in england. The tourist/spectator was drinking english beer, which has a reputation of being flat (see: http://www.epinions.com/content_2780471428 Text).
IN A NUTSHELL: the beer tastes flat because it is british beer which is generally perceived as flat.
paypal address: broshiggieAThotmailD0Tcom
edit: just like to clarify how i used the given facts to come to my conclusions:
1) Sunday - Sports are played on a sunday
2) August - New sport season
3) Sitting - Possibly being interviewed? Sitting at a desk of some sort?
4) Standing - Interviewing sitting guy
5) Stripes - Referee attire (although i just realized that maybe not all refs use stripes outside of US, i still stick with my claim however)
6) sunglasses - tourist attire implying visitor to the country
7) Beer - has a pretty strong association with sports
8) flat beer- england (see link)
Originally posted by: JoeKing
simple answer, because you touch yourself at night.
Originally posted by: Xionide
The fact that it is a sunny day doesnt matter. Bars keep it dark so you dont know what time it is. The sunglasses combined with the darkness caused him to pick up the wrong beer.
Originally posted by: IonYou
...ok the guy with the sunglasses just came from outside where it was sunny and his eyes haven't adjusted to the darker indoor light yet, looked at the pinstriped suit guy looked at tthe clock on the wall and got that persistance of vision crap that happens when you get bright light in your eye and close your eyes type deal.
then he looked at the clock on the wall and thought the time was sooner than it was but it was actually later and the beer had gone flat whilst he did not realize how much time had passed.
ok i give up now.
Originally posted by: KlitschBeiExitus
Originally posted by: broshiggie
Originally posted by: Son of a N00b
okay two guys walk into a bar on a sunny sunday in august, one sits down, the other stands....the guy sitting is wearing a striped suit...the other has on sunglasses...
the one who stands has a beer that he ordered a moment ago but it tastes flat...why?
The guy in the striped suit is a referee for some outdoor sport. Maybe football, soccer or cricket (i will explain the latter two in a bit). The guy wearing sunglasses is a spectator who just finished watching the game most likely. The ref sits down, the tourist is still standing talking/rubbing shoulders/doing something. This part kind of confuses me... dont really know why he is standing... the sunglasses probably signify tourist attire. Maybe he is a visiting sports reporter interviewing the ref after the game. Regardless the key point here is that he is from out of the country.
The reason i chose soccer/cricket is that those are generally played in england. The tourist/spectator was drinking english beer, which has a reputation of being flat (see: http://www.epinions.com/content_2780471428 Text).
IN A NUTSHELL: the beer tastes flat because it is british beer which is generally perceived as flat.
paypal address: broshiggieAThotmailD0Tcom
edit: just like to clarify how i used the given facts to come to my conclusions:
1) Sunday - Sports are played on a sunday
2) August - New sport season
3) Sitting - Possibly being interviewed? Sitting at a desk of some sort?
4) Standing - Interviewing sitting guy
5) Stripes - Referee attire (although i just realized that maybe not all refs use stripes outside of US, i still stick with my claim however)
6) sunglasses - tourist attire implying visitor to the country
7) Beer - has a pretty strong association with sports
8) flat beer- england (see link)
sounds pretty good to me
Originally posted by: jfall
the two guys are playing poker. The striped suit the guy is wearing is not clothing, it's cards. The other guy is wearing sunglasses because it's common in poker. "Stand" doesn't mean that he stood up, he is standing his cards. The beer tastes flat because the guy lost, everything is bitter to him.
Originally posted by: DaShen
Originally posted by: KlitschBeiExitus
Originally posted by: broshiggie
Originally posted by: Son of a N00b
okay two guys walk into a bar on a sunny sunday in august, one sits down, the other stands....the guy sitting is wearing a striped suit...the other has on sunglasses...
the one who stands has a beer that he ordered a moment ago but it tastes flat...why?
The guy in the striped suit is a referee for some outdoor sport. Maybe football, soccer or cricket (i will explain the latter two in a bit). The guy wearing sunglasses is a spectator who just finished watching the game most likely. The ref sits down, the tourist is still standing talking/rubbing shoulders/doing something. This part kind of confuses me... dont really know why he is standing... the sunglasses probably signify tourist attire. Maybe he is a visiting sports reporter interviewing the ref after the game. Regardless the key point here is that he is from out of the country.
The reason i chose soccer/cricket is that those are generally played in england. The tourist/spectator was drinking english beer, which has a reputation of being flat (see: http://www.epinions.com/content_2780471428 Text).
IN A NUTSHELL: the beer tastes flat because it is british beer which is generally perceived as flat.
paypal address: broshiggieAThotmailD0Tcom
edit: just like to clarify how i used the given facts to come to my conclusions:
1) Sunday - Sports are played on a sunday
2) August - New sport season
3) Sitting - Possibly being interviewed? Sitting at a desk of some sort?
4) Standing - Interviewing sitting guy
5) Stripes - Referee attire (although i just realized that maybe not all refs use stripes outside of US, i still stick with my claim however)
6) sunglasses - tourist attire implying visitor to the country
7) Beer - has a pretty strong association with sports
8) flat beer- england (see link)
sounds pretty good to me
Just read this riddle, good answer. broshiggie