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Psychotic beer on the loose! Forces kids to drive into lamp posts at 90mph!

RENO, Nevada (AP) -- The mother of a 19-year-old killed in a traffic accident is suing Coors Brewing Co., claiming that it promotes underage drinking.

Jodie Pisco, of Reno, contends Coors has failed in its duty to protect the country's youth from drinking. Her son, Ryan, was killed in 2002 after he drank Coors at a party and drove his girlfriend's car into a light pole at 90 mph, the lawsuit says.

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in Washoe County District Court, seeks unspecified damages. It accused Coors of "glorifying a culture of youth, sex and glamour while hiding the dangers of alcohol abuse and addiction."

Laura Sankey, a spokeswoman for Golden, Colorado-based Coors, said that although she could not comment on pending litigation, the company "doesn't want underage consumers -- period."

"Tragedies like this further reinforce why the fight against underage drinking and drunk driving must continue," Sankey told the Reno Gazette-Journal.

Also named in the suit were Ryan Pisco's girlfriend and her mother. The lawsuit alleges the girlfriend allowed Pisco, who lacked a valid driver's license, to drive off in her car, which had been given to her by her mother.
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Sounds to me like the mom is looking for anyone to blame but her goombah son. Coors wouldn't exactly be helping their business if they showed commercials displaying drunks barfing and falling all over themselves or homeless guys drinking it out of paper bags, now would they? Every company tries to make their product look attractive and yet she expects the beer companies to be any different because her putz of a son decided to be an idiot, get drunk, get behind the wheel and play chicken with a fixed object.

She should be more pissed that she raised her kid to drink Coors, of all beers. How the hell can you get drunk off of Coors?
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