Coors light commercial?

[bigsteel15]

A SINGLE GUY LIVED IN THIS TOWNHOUSE FOR 8 YEARS IN OGDEN, UTAH.
THEY THOUGHT HE WAS THE BEST RENTER BECAUSE HE NEVER CALLED OR COMPLAINED AND WAS NEVER LATE ON A PAYMENT. THESE PICTURES DON'T EVEN COME CLOSE TO WHAT IT REALLY LOOKED LIKE.

CENTURY 21 HAD ALREADY MOVED SOME OF THE CANS OUT AND HAD CAVED IN TUNNELS THAT HE HAD MADE TO GET TO THE BEDROOM, BATHROOM, AND KITCHEN.

All this yet, you still don't see any dust or scattered clothes or any dirty dishes anywhere.


Other than having a minor drinking problem, he was basically a very clean, organized person. Add to this he was concerned about his health, proved by the fact that he drank Coors Light beer.

[jnesmith]

Unless he individually rinsed out every one of those cans, that placed had to reek. (Lesson learned from freshman year in college.)

[bfrikken]

Unless he individually rinsed out every one of those cans, that placed had to reek. (Lesson learned from freshman year in college.)

Agreed. Just a few empties that don't get rinsed before they go in my return bin is sometimes unbearable.

[JSUPreston]

I thought this might be staged, but according to Snopes, this really happened: http://www.snopes.com/photos/odd/beercans.asp

[MilDoc]

Well shucks, guys! He was just planning to build his own recycling plant!

[mater]

Good thing he didn't stay another 8 years.

[jhart]

Hmmm..... Looks like some of my tenants vacating!!

[WayneJ]

I have drank a lot of beer in my life, but I think he had more in eight years than I have had in 71 years. I wonder how many gallons that would come to.
Wayne

[crokett]

(The townhouse was found to contain an estimated 70,000 empty beer cans

Lessee...

365x8=~2900 days
70,000 cans / 2900 days=~24 cans per day so for 8 yrs he drank a case of Coors Light every day.

Ugh. Coors light is one of the few beers I will not drink, ever.

[JR]

Ugh. Coors light is one of the few beers I will not drink, ever.

It's not my favorite either, but floating down the Colorado river in 120 degree weather, even I have been known to drink a case of Coors Lite.

Horses for courses!

JR

[bigsteel15]

Ugh. Coors light is one of the few beers I will not drink, ever.

I would have to agree there.
Although I'm not a big fan of mass produced beer in general.

Recently discovered Mississippi Mud Black & Tan is sold up here in select stores. NICE!!!

[LarryG]

When presented with no other choice, and wishing to not appear rude to a well-meaning host, I have been known to invoke the escape clause which holds that Coors Light is technically not anything that a reasonable person would call "beer."

I try not to let this happen very often, however.

[Eric]

How is Coors light and screwing in a canoe alike?




They're both F'ing close to water....

Just a little joke I heard several years ago.

[just4funsies]

Some of you seem to think this guy had a drinking problem... It doesn't look to me like he had ANY problem drinking...

[scorrpio]

According to that snopes link, the place did reek. Badly. Wonder why neighbors did not notice sooner.

And something does not add up... These cans generally recycle for 5c apiece - so 70,000 cans should fetch $3,500, not the $800 they mention. I guess they recycled them by weight.

Oh, and add my eew on Coors Light. Being an aficionado of rich, dark european beers, I consider Coors light an abomination.