Fan Beer

A reference of an empty beer can (or series of cans) that are temporarily stored upon the blades of a dormant ceiling fan. The cans were strategically placed there due to the overcrowding of empty cans upon a beer pong table. Excessive empty can storage upon a beer pong playing surface could potentially compromise the integrity of the game, thus leading to the need for an extra empty can placement area. An unused ceiling fan is a perfect collector of spent beer cans, due to its convenient proximity.

Fan Beer can also be used by its lesser known variation; a cold beer that is consumed on a hot summer day. A fan beer is a great way to cool down and relax.

The Fan Beer reference is commonly used across Michigan. It is believed the term was coined during a "Thirsty Thursday" drinking session.

"DUDE, What the hell is that thing up there?
Fret never more, it's merely a Fan Beer."

by Shaul DeGaul May 10, 2011

Beer Weather Fan

People who go to sporting events for the social atmosphere and attention, while being completely ignorant or indifferent to the actual competition. They are attributed with drunken obnoxiousness, being oblivious to the score and the competitors, conversing with others or on the phone about anything unrelated to the on court/field events, pretending to cheer when everyone else does, wearing brand new sports paraphernalia to make it look like they fit in, and leaving shortly after last call to beat traffic and get drunk again sooner.

Cindy and Lisa hate baseball, but since they're beer weather fans, they go to Cubs games at Wrigley Field at all the time.

All the beer weather fan celebrities at the Lakers games are pricing out the real fans.

by Soleijhee July 18, 2009