how many people have done this? have you succeeded?
im going to try it this year at mousefest, and i have been training for a while now! haha
what are your thoughts on it?
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how many people have done this? have you succeeded?
im going to try it this year at mousefest, and i have been training for a while now! haha
what are your thoughts on it?
I've never tried it but if I did it would probably kill me. Or I'd make it half way and end up in the restroom for the rest of the day :(
I think it can be done but you really will have to pace yourself and make is an all day thing. That way it can be fun and also alot safer than making it in an hour.
yes, defiantly longer than 2.75 hours! haha well i think an evening thing would be best. i dont need that much time, i think 4-5 hours and you would be set.
also does anyone have any input on direction? start at canada, end in mexico?
start in mexico end in canada?
I've heard that starting in Mexico is best because Germany is the undoing of most people and it is better to get it out of the way early.
yeah, ive heard germany is tough, but im not new, i can handle my beer, hence the contest!Quote:
Originally Posted by nicks10
Can you do half glasses or share a glass of vino,beer,champange or whateverhttp://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/10/10_7_3.gif
no i think we have to follow the mike scopa rules and at least finish 75% but i think it should be a full beer in each country, just my suggestionQuote:
Originally Posted by GIOny
yes ive done it,started in mexico with a margarrita then stuck to beer except in france had that orange grand marniner thingy , got to say its pretty tough in 90 degree weather
yeah i bet its pretty tough. i think that it can be a lot of fun, plus if you do it with a few people, weather they be friends or not, they will be at the end!!
This is the highlight of my DH's trip every year, and he does complete it every year, but with one cheat. He does not have a beer in America because he can get that anytime, but he usually has more than one in Great Britain and/or Germany.
It is an all day event, and he plans his snacks and meals accordingly.
I know this is an old post, but I was amazed to see this on here. I have a great friend that was a CM and he told me about drinking around the world. I have done it twice, once with him and once on 12-31-1999. Was in the park all day until after midnight and had to do something to pass the time. That was the easier time as I had plenty of time, and from the looks of some, company. :cheers2:
I say you should do drinking around the world as quickly as possible, before the drink catches up with you, if you know what I mean... I would start in Mexico, because you know what they say, "Beer before liquor, never been sicker, liquor before, beer, you're in the clear."
OK everyone here seems to Know what to do except... Me.
Can someone please break this whole thing down so that I might be caught up?
Mouseka-please?
Tony,
This is the way it was explained to me by a friend that is a former CM:
In the World Showcase in Epcot, you have to buy and drink an adult beverage in every country as you walk around the showcase. Now in reading some of the posts on here, there are some that would say you have to drink a beer in every country. But in some countries, there are other options with wine and liquor. My friend explained it as the signature drink or drink made in each country. You can't drink a bud light at each country.
There is not an official list that I know of so I guess that leaves it up to the individual as to what the signature drink and/or preference would be in each country. The key is to finish the drink from each country.
Mexico = Margarita
Japan = Sake
Germany = dark beer
France = Wine
Hope this helps.