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Opening a beer without an opener

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Figured you beer lovers out there would like these videos.

 

 

 

 

Here's how you do it!

 

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Heh, love the 2nd video the best. But now that song has become my ear worm for the day. Love it! LMAO! :drinks:

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The guy in the video I posted does it much better than these guys with his chopper. Watch 'em all through.

 

Here's how you do it!

 

 

I've used my wedding band before, works well.

 

I do the same. It's one of the main reasons I got a tungsten ring. It won't scratch when I open beer bottles all night long. Yes it seriously was a considering factor.

The guy in the video I posted does it much better than these guys with his chopper. Watch 'em all through.

Yep, it's in there all right.   I'd missed it.

^^

LMAO....

Doesn’t Mike’s have twist-off caps?

:scratchhead:

 

I've used a bench vise and/or a pry bar a couple of times.....just because it’s manly.

Beer bottles can pretty much be opened with any household item

 

 

Sent from my hidden under ground bunker between Taco Bell and the dry cleaner

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Used my back teeth and my earlier years... My teeth are hard as diamonds my dentist says. She broke brand new diamond drills on them. ;)

A lighter is the easiest thing to use to open a beer bottle.

+1

A lighter is the easiest thing to use to open a beer bottle.

That was my primary tool when I smoked.

I've damaged a bunch of hotel room furniture using the slap on the table edge method.

 

Regarding the open a beer with another beer, what happens when you are down to your last beer?  :onthequiet:

I've damaged a bunch of hotel room furniture using the slap on the table edge method.

 

Regarding the open a beer with another beer, what happens when you are down to your last beer?  :onthequiet:

Buy another 12 pack?

That was my primary tool when I smoked.

When I quit smoking I had to buy a bottle opener

because it's tactical

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http://riflestocks.com/store/product85.html

 

Ordered! 

 

 

I've damaged a bunch of hotel room furniture using the slap on the table edge method.

 

Regarding the open a beer with another beer, what happens when you are down to your last beer?  :onthequiet:

 

I too have damaged hotel room furniture using the slap on the edge method.   I happen to notice the edges of tables all tore up now when I go into hotels :lol:

I actually do most of that stuff on the first video.

 

But I love the chainsaw idea!!

That guy forgot to use his teeth

A lighter is the easiest thing to use to open a beer bottle.

 

x2, Hell I used to have a lighter on my keychain that had a built in bottle opener too.

I do the same. It's one of the main reasons I got a tungsten ring. It won't scratch when I open beer bottles all night long. Yes it seriously was a considering factor.

I chose tungsten for that reason too. My wife doesn't find it as funny as I do though...

My favorite is the Klein beverage tool.  I know its a beer opener so I doesnt technically count but its my favorite.  I have several of them.

 http://www.toolbarn.com/klein-98002-bt.html

Being an electrician it matches the rest of my screwdrivers and nut drivers perfectly.

Ken

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