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more than one beer, beersies (please check the term out on youtube, it is an ad for new zealand on alcohol awareness, it is funny!)

This is the ad that the term was coined from, it is now used every day in New Zealand (world leaders) ;) it is a campaign actioned by the govt.

to bring about awareness through comedy :)
hence...more than one beer = beersies, no more beersies for you!

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beersies by kiwi bloke September 13, 2013
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Beersness 

An important occasion or business venture, which involves alcohol.
Last Saturday night I had an important beersness meeting.
Beersness by theurbanfiend June 21, 2011
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She is an amazing,beautiful,loving being. She can also switch attitudes in less than two seconds but she is an amazing bestfriend for anyone lucky enough to have. She can light up your day with one simple smile even if she's in a bit of a cranky mood and will show you no matter what that she cares.
Random person: Who's that? She's really pretty!
Second person: Oh that happens to be my bestfriend Bersies:)

Half Beersiosos 

(n.)a highly competitive drinking game that can be played under four variations:

(stopwatch recomended)

Original: Good if you're bored or need a fast pre-game. Evenly split a beer into two cups with a partner. Choose a desired time limit (e.g. - 1 minute and 30 seconds) and within the allotted time both you and your partner must finish their respective half beers. Consecutive rounds are played back to back with no "rest period" until a player can not make the time limit. The winner then challenges another player.

Twist: Follow "Orignal" rules, yet as you finish a round, decrease the time allotted by 15 second increments.

Elimination: Split amongst a larger group of people (best to have even amount of people so everyone gets half a beer). This is strictly a race. Whoever finishes thier portion last is elminated and then the rest of the players move onto the following rounds until a winner is declared. Every round is to be played back to back with no "rest period".

Team Relay aka Flip Cup Variant: split into 2 even teams. Each player gets half a beer. One player from each team starts to chug thier drink. The next player in line can not start until the empty cup of the player before him is placed on the table. Simply a relay type race. The losing team must add the remaining beer (if any)from the winning teams cups to thier own ontop of thier respective half beers. Once again no "rest period" is allowed between rounds.
mike and joe love playing half beersiosos in connecticut.
drinkin the best drink in the world with ya mates on the weekend:D
person 1:u guys up for beeries at mine this weekend?
person 2: hell yea i am
beeries by jwo_wong June 30, 2006

Hash Beernies 

1. The result of the process of adding yeast to fermenting hash brownies, resultimg in a tangy liquor.
2. An alcohol created by fermenting a canubus plant, also called a Hashpop.
Note: Known for causing the death of numerous youths who try to create this substance in unsterylized containers, causing the creation of Methanol, which can blind or kill those who intake too much of it.
In Vancouver, Canada, Hash Beernies were found bottled in a factory. The bottles found were toxic and resulted in the deaths of 14 college students and the death of the president of the local Health inspection office who embibed the solution .
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