How to smuggle your favourite drink into the stadium
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A couple of my friends were fantasizing about taking their favourite drinks with them to the stadium. Since their favourite drink is beer which is never sold in the stadium, they felt something was missing. They were also complaining about how expensive water and carbonated beverages were sold inside. They mentioned to me how thoroughly everyone is searched at the gates. With a very strict rule; no foods or drinks allowed. All bags are searched and they are forced to pass through metal detectors.
__The urine bag!__
What you will need is an unused urine bag, a small plastic funnel, the sticky tape used for dressing wounds and your drink.
There are several types of urine bags sold. I think they can carry 2 liters of fluid. But, I am aware that all of them come with openings on both sides of the bag. One opening is a tube connected to a catheter when the bag is used normally. The other opening, at the lower end of the end of the bag, is used to drain the collected urine. The lower opening is sometimes closed with a cap that can be completely removed while some come with a screw cap that remains attached to the opening. You will need the former, the one that you can completely remove the cap.
__Warning:__ Plastic used in making urine bags is probably not one that is meant to carry food or drinks. I also have no idea if your drink will react to the plastic inside. I also have no clue if the taste or smell of your drink will change if you placed them in the urine bag. It might also be illegal to bring beer or other alcoholic drinks to the stadium. You should be at least 21 years old, if you are not ask for permission from your parents. I am in no way responsible.
Enjoy!
__UPDATE:__ Unfortunately my idea was not original enough (yet cheaper and readily available), take a look [here|http://www.thebeerbelly.com/]. You should read their [tips|http://www.thebeerbelly.com/tips.html].