Missed opportunity: Tactical tea with tauterine and Pro-Grade Q-tips, now 3x larger for real man-sized ears. As seen on The Joe Rogan Show!
Be different, like everyone else!
As a curious object i think the bottle design is interesting (ignoring peopleâs perchance of misusing phallic objects). But practically speaking this doesnât make a whole lot of sense. If I was drinking a beer straight from the bottle at a beach the last thing I want is get a whole bunch of sand on it, and the hot beach sand would end up giving you a warm beer. Just stick it in a bucket with ice
If I was a beer company, Iâd want my bottles to be as tippy as possible. Theyâll have to buy more to replace whatever spills.
Next they can do a bottle with glass spikes on the bottom for fitting into turf or carpets and long glass spikes for shag carpets.
Never had it myself, a good friend and his wife discovered it in Belgium.
If you forget thereâs a glass holder, the staff will send you home.
And your troos be wet.
Itâs an amphora. A tiny amphora.
They had pointy bases to stand up in shipâs ballast or dirt-floored basements.
Had to GoogleEarth Vashon Island.
Bloody Well Done, you lot!
And sand-floored storage rooms.
Not without handles! The amphi phoros is the whole point!
The Hamberdlar!
At least the Kwak glass has a flared mouth which is good. Admittedly I have not reviewed the summary notes of Belgian emergency rooms to ascertain the effectiveness of the flaring
Although in this case it could be âone in each hand.â
Iâd always wondered about that. I still donât quite get it- even if they werenât wood or stone, wouldnât most floors have been too packed-down from use to sink blunt clay jars into, even if they were a bit pointed?
Maybe they were less likely to crack during firing with a rounded bottom. I have done no research whatsoever