Do ‘real men’ need bottle openers? I thought that we were supposed to twist 'em off, failing that, prying them loose with our teeth. And at last resort, use our car keys.
Using a regular bottle opener that I got at the dollar store became increasingly difficult as I continued to ingest alcoholic beverages. This man cave thingy really helps me put away more beers in my drunken stupor without injuring myself with that regular opener.
I brew my own so when I bottle there are no twisties. I went to a keggerator system but hauling it to parties is a pain. I brew 10 gallons at a time now so I can bottle half and keg half.
And no I don’t have a drinking problem, I’m darn good at it.
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Using a regular bottle opener that I got at the dollar store became increasingly difficult as I continued to ingest alcoholic beverages. This man cave thingy really helps me put away more beers in my drunken stupor without injuring myself with that regular opener.
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[QUOTE=fxfuji, post:10, topic:331968]
Do ‘real men’ need bottle openers? I thought that we were supposed to twist 'em off, failing that, prying them loose with our teeth. And at last resort, use our car keys.
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if you can’t figure out how to open them without using your teeth then theres something wrong with you.
[QUOTE=toddinfl, post:18, topic:331968]
if you can’t figure out how to open them without using your teeth then theres something wrong with you.
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When you buy a new car or pick-em-up truck, you should bring along a six-pack so you can make sure the door latch works as a bottle opener.