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10. Beer cans can be opened with almost any sharp pointy object.

Fri Jan 10, 2014, 11:51 AM

Jan 2014

As I can attest to, from many experiences.

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How to open a bottle of wine – without a corkscrew [View all] riqster Jan 2014 OP

I am totally going to try this. onehandle Jan 2014 #1

Pass along the results. riqster Jan 2014 #2

I just felt a disturbance in the force ... JustABozoOnThisBus Jan 2014 #3

Hilton used to hand out cool little plastic corkscrew/church keys riqster Jan 2014 #7

Interesting ... surrealAmerican Jan 2014 #5

Spend a dollar on a corkscrew. baldguy Jan 2014 #6

And if there is no sommelier? riqster Jan 2014 #8

Then it's not a wine of vintage sharp_stick Jan 2014 #16

I have had Silver Oak, and get where you are coming from. riqster Jan 2014 #18

This doesn't work at all for beer cans struggle4progress Jan 2014 #9

Beer cans can be opened with almost any sharp pointy object. riqster Jan 2014 #10

So when I travel, I still need my corkscrew to open my beercans struggle4progress Jan 2014 #11

Best to drink good single-malt Scotch riqster Jan 2014 #12

Yet another problem quickly dispatched by the wisdom of DU! struggle4progress Jan 2014 #17

CrowdBoozeSourcing! riqster Jan 2014 #20

Didn't work for me pokerfan Jan 2014 #14

D'oh! riqster Jan 2014 #15

who cares? zappaman Jan 2014 #19

Cardboardeaux? riqster Jan 2014 #21

Corks are archaic, best with archaic sorts of wine. hunter Jan 2014 #22