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Geno Sez… |
February 2003 |
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Bud Light Do’s and Don’ts… Anyone who believes drinking Bud Light is the answers to all their problems is only mostly right. There is a responsibility associated to drinking such a fine beverage so don’t let one of the coolest things you’ve ever done turn into a grand faux pas. Follow these guidelines and you'll be the the bees knees... |
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DO NOT pull the tab off of your Bud Light This fad vanished in the 80’s with Members Only jackets and Men at Work. The mid 90’s resurrected the idea saying that you should save them for kidney patients. Well the BL staff looked into this urban legend. Turns out Kidney patients need KIDNEYS. Also, they can’t drink so they don’t need to hear about your three-day bender collecting beer tabs. Why not hold a “Marco Polo” marathon to benefit the blind? |
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DO drink your BUD LIGHT as quickly as possible… It shows the ladies that you are passionate about life and have a thirst for everything you do. Think about it guys…. are you hitting on the girl sipping champagne or the chick that can down a hotdog without using her teeth? |
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DO display your love of Bud Light proudly Sure, you probably still live with your parents and we doubt that you have ever spoken with a girl without dialing a 1-900 prefix. But drinking cold, refreshing Bud Light shows everyone that you still strive for a tasty buzz and a taut, rippling ass. |
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DO NOT attempt to pick up two women with one Bud Light. In addition to looking like a cheap tool, the odds of woman finding you mildly attractive after one half a can of beer are slim. If you have only one beer refer to the previous “DO” tip and let the chicks battle it out. In any other case, grab four Bud Lights and call a friend over to “share the wealth.” |
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DO cover your Bud Light with a matching Coozie… Since chicks dig guys who
can coordinate socks with a watchband this move is sure to help you in the
long run. Don't believe us? The picture at left was shown to
men and women in the Bud Light labs and this was the most common response
for each. |