noisy123
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Not sure if I buy it but I got it from the NYtimes archives. [Yeah, yeah, save it for the debate forum 
] I must have put Snake instead of Sanke.
] I must have put Snake instead of Sanke.
Found this looking for Sanke Kegs
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PintOfBitter
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wow. a little venom of the snake that bit ya
Dwain
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What a Mythbusters episode. Sounds like he got rid of a few "friends". Maybe he was tired of being the camp biotch! - Dwain
blackwaterbrewer
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some whould definitely send that to mythbusters!!! i thought that alcohol killed most bacteria. also, salmonella would take several days to kill you. are they thinking it was the venom! copperheads arent that poisonous, are they?
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A "bung" fell out during the trip to the campsite...yet the keg held pressure and beer to serve after arriving??? Cask ale?? BS??
eschatz
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One keg was partly submerged and the bung flew out.
Supposedly from to much shaking on the trip there. Seems possible to me. Snake Bite Pale is coming down the pipeline.
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What kind of keg and bung are they referring to?
eschatz
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I'm assuming a wooden keg and a rubber stopper. Who knows. Bunch of hillbillies up in the hills of KY.
r2eng
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^^ +1 to what eschatz said!
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noisy123
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I think this should stand as proof that there can be deadly pathogens in beer.:cross:
boo boo
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I'm assuming a wooden keg and a rubber stopper. Who knows. Bunch of hillbillies up in the hills of KY.
I would assume this also seeing as it occured in 1907
Thats a load of bull.They put all kinds of dead animals in wine in vietnam.
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