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Beer Stroke 

The loss of control of ones facial muscles after consumption of large amounts of alcohol.

Note:
-Subject may be fully conscious and standing when beer stroke occurs.
-Beer stroke is probably caused by a build up of toxins in the blood, restricting the function of the brain, causing the subjects face to resemble that of an individual that has recently suffered a stroke.
-A variation of the beer stroke is when the subject spontaneously loses all control of its leg muscles and sense of balance, which results in falling to the floor.
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Beer Stroke by mrlee543 April 11, 2010
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Call in a beer strike on our position 

Introducing beer to a get together--like a baby shower, graduation party or sunday brunch--where nobody else is drinking and alcohol would be considered completely inappropriate. A beer strike will usually bring intense scorn from those around you' including your girlfriend, parents, inlaws, etc., but is the only thing that will get you through the rest of the event alive.
Gentlemen, the conversation at this baby shower has grown intolerable. I believe it’s time to "call in a beer strike on our position"

Beerstroke 

What happens on hot summer days at events like carnivals when blokes (usually) drink too much, turn red and pass out.
Terry got a bad attack of Beerstroke at the Queen's garden party - again!
Beerstroke by Cheesemonger July 18, 2015

beefstrokeinoff 

I have to go home early Drewbee, beefstrokeinoff Is for dinner .
beefstrokeinoff by D-Blizzy April 24, 2016
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