If you had a swimming pool of beer...

ElRazur said:
It depends on what the density of the beer is, since water form part of the base for making it, i suspect one might float...

Beer has a slightly higher specific mavity than pure water so one would float slightly better than one would in pure water.

Sea water tends to have a higher sg than most beers (depends upon which sea and which beer, obviously) so one would tend to float better in the sea than in beer.

As for the swimming pool of beer idea - If we're talking lager I'd pee in it (probably wouldn't notice the difference anyway :p ) - If we're talking proper beer, shame on you :mad:

Stan :)
 
Bigstan said:
Beer has a slightly higher specific mavity than pure water so one would float slightly better than one would in pure water.
Not after it carbonates. The small pockets of CO2 will act like a big sink-hole, much like the ships that have sunk in the methane pockets of the Bermuda Triangle. :)
 
Raist said:
Not after it carbonates. The small pockets of CO2 will act like a big sink-hole, much like the ships that have sunk in the methane pockets of the Bermuda Triangle. :)

Most of the carbonation will be lost once it is in the open isnt?
 
If it was lager than I wouldnt go in it; too cold. Warm lager = yak! it would have to be ale. You would also need a skip full of nuts (the small brown kind, not the straight jacket kind) to go with it.

I would then throw a foam party :D The head on the pool would be monumental!
 
Raist said:
Surely they don't go flat as soon as you open them. There be bubbles aboot!

Yeah agreed, so that will mean initially one will not float but will float after a while?
 
FincH said:
Imagine a pool full of fit women...


:p

Rubbish..

Imagine a room full of Naked J lo, Beyonce, Lucy Lu, Pamaler Anderson, Shakira **Drools at the site of shakira's hip**....

Now that's better.
 
Raist said:
Not after it carbonates. The small pockets of CO2 will act like a big sink-hole, much like the ships that have sunk in the methane pockets of the Bermuda Triangle. :)

Sorry, I was thinking about proper beer.

Proper beer isn't carbonated :p

Stan :)
 
Bigstan said:
Sorry, I was thinking about proper beer.

Proper beer isn't carbonated :p

Stan :)
Oh, don't even start that. You can't have beer without carbonation: the byproduct of yeast reacting to sugar = CO2 and alcohol.

And don't even try to say Guinness Draught has no carbonation. :p
 
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