[nickcarraway]

[JRandomFreeper]

but to be fair, a 12-pack of bottled beer is heavier than a small child.

For certain values of a very small child.

Beer is more useful than small children anyway.

/johnny

[Mastador1]

Do you really still call it a stroller when all that is left is the frame? What’s next, a story referring to shopping carts as mobile homes for the homeless?

[ansel12]

The more beer, the more kids get created.

[DocRock]

There’s an opening where some have been consumed, so this could very well be a case of drinking and strolling.

[Rio]

Not lazy. Resourceful.

[going hot]

Prolly selling beers by the bottle, right there on the corner.

[johniegrad]

It’s not a “kid friendly” city because it is completely secularized and because it’s hedonistic-homosexual. Who cares about transporting beer? It’s a sick, sick place.

[jy8z]

A 12 pack? If you are using a stroller to tote your beer make it a case instead.

[catnipman]

Wow, just think how much beer could be easily carried in a stroller for twins!

[JohnnyP]

The Katrina looter guy should have one.

[latina4dubya]

clever... innovative... doesn’t even look like a stroller...

[tophat9000]

Its better then a kid in a cooler

[Tijeras_Slim]

Back in the 80’s when I was in the bike business, I used a kid trailer to haul a keg to a party.

[posterchild]

I installed a carseat a few months before my firstborn came along. I used it for 64 ounce ‘growlers’ refilled at a local brewpub as practice. They strapped in nicely and were protected from side impacts as well.

[Organic Panic]

Mine floats biyatches!!!

[DouglasKC]

Really? That passes for news in San Francisco?

[trebb]

For when a wheelbarrow isn’t quite called for...

[isom35]

“precious cargo”