The Physics of Guinness

[Edwardo Piet]

Grand, just did that on the intro thread.

Pleased to make your acquaintance!

I got my eye on you, boy.

[Jarrey]

A science class I could use a lot more of.

I love the Irish.

http://io9.com/5965969/the-physics-of-gu...-delicious

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pla...NBTygWcy0s

The super-hearty dry stout has an appearance, taste and texture unique among beers - and all beverages, really - so I think it's cool to hear about the physics and chemistry that make it such. If nothing else, bookmark this video so the next time you have a weekend-long Guinness bender, you can tell people it's "research."

Have you tried Guinness cake...goes well with a bagel & coffee

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

The most important aspect of 'the physics of Guinness' is the beverage's ability to alter local gravitational fields in the immediate vicinity of the test subject. This is often expressed as the Fuxxake-But-Dat-Floor's-Comin-Up-At-Me-Arful-Feckin-Quick-So-It-Is phenomenon.

Boru

[LastPoet]

The most important aspect of 'the physics of Guinness' is the beverage's ability to alter local gravitational fields in the immediate vicinity of the test subject.  This is often expressed as the Fuxxake-But-Dat-Floor's-Comin-Up-At-Me-Arful-Feckin-Quick-So-It-Is phenomenon.

Boru

It also creates a spacetime ripple that makes keyholes to move around a lot.