Just because you killed off your Heineken mini-keg all doesn’t mean the fun has to end there. Why not make use of it by turning the keg into a guitar amplifier? eBay seller k_hessler  puts these amplifiers together (whilst under the influence) so he can sell them on the Internet for $119.99.

There’s nothing specifically noteworthy about this 20W amp, I mean - it doesn’t even double as a bong. At least it’s made well, unlike many other DIY amplifiers out there which lack a power switch and volume control. For your own safety, keep the beer amp away from the beercuzi.  Water and amplifiers don’t mix. However, beer and amplifiers do.

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This party wagon is dubbed the All American Tailgater. The problem? No American flag. It’s the got “Freedom Grill” and the bar is always open, but where are the other signs of patriotism? According to Obama, you don’t need to show your patriotism by adorning your nation’s flag.

That’s bullshit. Regardless, this tailgater is stacked! With a 32-inch flat screen TV for the outside bar and a 17-incher for its interior, you’ll have no problem watching the first two Lord of The Rings simultaneously. The amount of work that’s put into this thing is sickening. It’s got a keg refrigerator, food refrigerator, freezer, microwave, sink, surround sound stereo system, and a five disc DVD/CD player, all of which fulfill any of your party needs. It’s the ultimate truck mod. At up to $45,000, it’s really only missing the flag and mud flap ladies.
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How many times have you made a keg run for a frat party and forgot to grab a bin for the ice? Plenty I’m sure. No need to worry, though. This concept system called The Kegstand looks to change the hassle of setting up a party keg. You place the filled keg on a stand that has wheels, allowing for easy movement of the keg. For the ice, a removable cover slides over the keg and attaches to the stand. The result? Cold beer, good times and almost zero hassles. Just don’t throw it out the second-story window when it’s kicked.

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I love a good party with a keg full of Natty Light but who enjoys plunking down $60 for a deposit every time? Certainly no one I know of. Luckily, C.D. Pritchard has developed a way to create a three liter beer keg made from a soda bottle and some CO2 machinery. Most of the parts seem to be readily available online as well.

It’s pretty ghetto and I’m not sure if I’d really end up using this at a party seeing how it could easily break. Then again, if it holds beer, it’s good in my book.

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