One of the many art forms to emerge from beer drinking is the Beer Pyramid, or Beeramid. Sure you can just throw out your empties, or recycle them if you must, but why not put them to a better use, at least until you sober up.
I found it distressing there were so few good pictures of beeramids available on the Internet. But I have a theory: by the time you have enough empties to make a decent pyramid, you’re having too much fun / too wasted to operate a camera.
I did find a couple of good beer pyramid pictures. Here’s one...


And while were on pyramids, let’s not forget there is a Pyramid brand of beer courtesy of the Pyramid Breweries Inc.


2 comments:
Shouldn't Pyramid beer come from a Southern Illinois micro-brewery?
In my opinion everybody must go through it.
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