I really really hate those Miller Light Man Law commercials. In nearly all cases they are stupid, homophobic, or just play biased. Here are my opinions on all of the man law commercials that have been aired to date.
Problem Posed
Your best friend is dumped by his girlfriend. How long before you can ask her out?
Man Law Solution
Six months, but only if she is drop-dead gorgeous.
Jack's Counter
Varies highly on how long they were together. If he only dated her for a couple of months, then a true friend and a true man would get over his sorry self and accept the fact that she wasn't right for him, but maybe she's right for you. If they dated for a long-time and the break-up was rough or he still has feelings for her than she is off limits.
Problem Posed
If you bring Miller Lite to a party and not all of it is consumed, can you take the remainder with you as you leave the party?
Man Law Solution
Tuck Rule: One beer max, but only if the beer will fit in your pocket.
Jack's Counter
No, the beer was a gift to the party. If you are traveling to another party or to a bar as many road beers as you can consume en route to the party is acceptable to take, but if you're just going home and you're going to put the beers in the fridge it is not acceptable to take any.
Problem Posed
If a friend gets you a beer from the bar, is it acceptable for the friend to stick his finger in the opening to bring back several beers to the table at once?
Man Law Solution
No. "You poke it, you own it."
Jack's Counter
He bought the beer, whatever means of transporting the beer he deems necessary is acceptable. If you have a problem with his means of conveyence than you should get up and get the beer yourself.
Problem Posed
When toasting with beer, should you clink with the top or the bottom of the bottle?
Man Law Solution
The Bottom, because clinking the top would qualify as kissing.
Jack's Counter
Don't be homophobic, clinking the tops is nothing like kissing and clinking the bottoms just makes you look like an idiot.
Problem Posed
Is the high five officially played out?
Man Law Solution
Yes, but a continuance has been issued until a replacement can be found.
Jack's Counter
No, in fact not only is the high five still in, but "gimme five" is making a strong comeback. Phone fives are also a nice choice if you are not with someone in person.
Problem Posed
Is crushing an empty beer can on your forehead acceptable?
Man Law Solution
No, modern, thinner cans make the feat less impressive than with cans of years past.
Jack's Counter
Go ahead and do it if you want…meathead. Of course if you really want to prove your manliness in an act of meatheadedness, I recommend keg tossing...or if the oppurtunity presents itself, midget tossing.
Problem Posed
Is it permissible to hide your beer in the fridge so that others can't find it?
Man Law Solution
No, Sharing is caring.
Jack's Counter
Of course it is. It's your beer and you can deem who is worthy to consume it.
Problem Posed
Wireless phone headsets - pretty cool or technology gone bad?
Man Law Solution
Technology gone bad: Anything that makes you look like a crazy person - not cool.
Jack's Counter
If you're in a situation where you need your hands to be free then fine, but don't walk around with it in your ear for hours on end if you aren't even talking to anyone. There's nothing worse than impotent technology.
Problem Posed
Can you put a lime or any other fruit in your beer?
Man Law Solution
No, fruit is completely off limits in beer. If one was to put fruit in a beer, they might as well put a little umbrella in it and call it a "beera colada". Man Law: "Don't Fruit the Beer"
Jack's Counter
Nothing wrong with fruit in beer. This rule really cheeses me off, because it's clearly Miller Light propoganda. Right, you don't fruit beers like Miller, Bud, or Coors, because it's pointless to do that and the beers aren't designed for that. But if you're having a Heifenweizen a lemon wedge is perfectly acceptable as that is necessary to fully appreciate the beer. Oh, and limes for Coronoa, but that's because
Problem Posed
Is it permissible, in the pursuit of humor, to tap the top of another man's beer bottle with the bottom of your beer bottle, causing the other man's beer bottle to fizz over?
Man Law Solution
No, as there are plenty of other things that make us laugh without wasting a drop of beer, like Japanese game shows, Undercover Brother on DVD, and Jimmy Johnson's hair. Man Law: "No wasting beer in the pursuit of humor."
Jack's Counter
Yes, the onus is on the person who's had the beer tapped to make sure the beer doesn't spill. As soon as the beer is tapped, the tapee should immediately respond by chugging the beer as it foams out over the top. The humor in a good beer top isn't in watching someone's beer spill, but in watching them try to save the beer from spilling. A good man will keep anything from being wasted.
Problem Posed
Have football fans become too reliant on the "D-Fence" sign?
Man Law Solution
Yes, however, a continuance has been issued on the "D-Fence" sign, while giving a try-out to the "Off-Fence" sign this season.
Jack's Counter
This is just a stupid rule as it applies to such a small percentage of manhood. Let the people support their teams as they wish, even if it is in a highly uncreative manner.
Problem Posed
Is it acceptable for a man to leave his fellow men in order to leave with his woman?
Man Law Solution
Jack's Counter
Should not be done consistently, because that demonstrates immasculation. If it happens a few times it is acceptable, especially if the number of friends being left behind is 2 or greater as you really aren't leaving them in any sort of lurch. You're just being a pansy.
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cant see your thoughts. its cut off.
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