Weekly Natty Boh Tower Contests at Singer's
This we know: Singer's (formerly Nadds) already has 99 cent beers, all day every day.
Now hear this: Singer's has a weekly Natty Boh Tower Contest.
A Natty Boh Tower is a stack of about 30 cases of full Natty Bohs that forms the shape of a tower. Hence, Natty Boh Tower.
Singer's keeps a running tally of how many Bohs each person drinks from 9:01 p.m. Monday to 8:59 p.m. the following Monday ...
The records are kept on a spreadsheet, and whoever drinks the most Bohs wins a free 12-pack. Not bad, Singer's.
"It's kinda fun in the Natty Boh tradition," owner Ron Singer wrote in an e-mail.
I agree, Ron. I called the bar, and found out that the number to beat is about 30 Bohs a week. Think you're (wo)man enough? Try it and see.
(Baltimore Sun photo by Gene Sweeney Jr.)
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Comments
Crazy Lil's in Fed Hill has a Natty Light competition. Don't think they stack the cans or cases in a shape, though. Just keep track of how many people drink each week.
Posted by: Preaks & Hoes | April 28, 2010 12:28 PM
Yabba dabba cirrhosis
Posted by: Gazoo | April 28, 2010 12:40 PM
I know they changed the name and everything, but they should call them "Naddy" Bohs for nostalgia.
Damn. I'm getting all teary eyed over here. Sniff.
Posted by: BA | April 28, 2010 3:40 PM
So this is how I will finally get my obit to read, "He died like he lived - drinking himself to death on Natty Boh at Nadd's."
Posted by: JTK | April 28, 2010 4:57 PM
The editor in me insists on pointing out that, technically, you stated above that Whatever-We're-Calling-The-Place is selling beers for ninety-nine one hundredths of a cent, or just under a penny each.
That's what it says: Point-ninety nine one hundredths cent a beer........
Posted by: Alexander D. Mitchell IV | April 29, 2010 8:23 AM