Jack Daniels 2mile: Epic.

holy crap. What is his 2 mile PR? 8:40? I've tried a chocolate milk 2 mile when my PR was 9:19 for the 2 mile and i ran 10:38. That is BA.

He must be really fast, just stopping and starting that many times in a race must slow you down a ton.

I don't think 8 shots of jack in 10 minutes would get you drunk at all, and that is only 12 ounces of liquid. If you don't have a weak stomach the fact that it is jack doesn't really make a big difference.

D3 is for me wrote:

I don't think 8 shots of jack in 10 minutes would get you drunk at all

Have you ever drank alcohol before?

loch ness monster wrote:

D3 is for me wrote:

I don't think 8 shots of jack in 10 minutes would get you drunk at all

Have you ever drank alcohol before?

That was poorly phrased, I meant by the end of this race he would not be drunk, naturally he would get drunker over the course of the next hour or so. Obviously you don't get drunk the instant alcohol hits your stomach, it takes a couple of minutes.

Sounds like an incredibly stupid thing to do.

No chip time on the JD two mile? Any pics?

I don't think this is as difficult as it's being made out to be... your taking shots, and while drinking whiskey will give you a nice burn, you're not going to get full or deal with slamming carbonated beer...

You're also not going to get wasted till about 5 to 10 minutes after the race, which is probably when he puked, if he puked...

I don't know, It's an interesting take on the classic beer mile, but the most epic drinking/running challenge ever.. nah... i'd say a sub 6:30 beer mile is tougher, and the illustrious 100 beers/ 100 mile week is tougher.

giddy wrote:

I don't think this is as difficult as it's being made out to be... your taking shots, and while drinking whiskey will give you a nice burn, you're not going to get full or deal with slamming carbonated beer...

You're also not going to get wasted till about 5 to 10 minutes after the race, which is probably when he puked, if he puked...

I don't know, It's an interesting take on the classic beer mile, but the most epic drinking/running challenge ever.. nah... i'd say a sub 6:30 beer mile is tougher, and the illustrious 100 beers/ 100 mile week is tougher.

he was wasted at the finish, no question. He was having trouble running on the track at all, weaving around last 3 laps.

as soon as he crossed the line he kept running full speed to the bushes, and vomited for a good 5min