Even Wild Bears Know Bad Beer When They See It

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Apparently, even bears know that Busch beer sucks. Park rangers found a bear passed out near a campground in Washington state. It seems that this bear broke into a cooler belonging to some campers, then used his claws and teeth to break open cans of beer. He tried Busch beer first, but then switched to cans of Ranier beer, from a local brewery, and ended up downing about a case and a half of the stuff before passing out.

The bear was promptly offered membership in several area fraternities.

(Via Amy Premo)

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