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A: Are you kidding? Lightning is one of the most powerful and destructive forces of nature. If it approaches the course, you'd be nuts to stop drinking. Scientists have determined that the microscopic risk of holding an aluminum can during a lightning storm is more than offset by the benefit of a good buzz. As for your second question, tie a can of Natural Light to a kite and find out for yourself, Einstein.
A: As a proud graduate of CMU, I welcome the
opportunity to deflate the "party school" myth. Hard work and sweat got me through four tough years. I'll never forget the all-nighters cramming for finals in Leisure Pursuits, Popular Culture and Russian History (vodka optional); dragging myself out of bed for 10 o'clocks; learning to defrost food; devising complex webs of lies about sexual prowess. Easy? No way -- but the reward was unbelievable. As I told Tom while we watched my graduation ceremony on TV at the Foolery, "Look out world, here I come!" And women can most definitely be guzzlers. I call them "ma'am."
A: Certainly. I enjoy sausage making, sleep, returning my empties,
nose-painting, quantum physics and general coxcombry.
Your No. 1 Fan,
A: You really need my help. The first rule of golf etiquette is to NEVER urinate on a green ... if anyone is watching.
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