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    James MacMillan is offline Membership Revoked for repeated rule violations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turpin View Post
    I like it. fashion follows function.
    Turpin - Now don't get pissed or anything, but I always thought that your avatar was a coke bottle opener......

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    'Tis indeed a great pin but what's the blade for? For it to be functional in a damn hurry won't you lose the magnets?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    'Tis indeed a great pin but what's the blade for? For it to be functional in a damn hurry won't you lose the magnets?
    The blade is for cutting the metal foil on the top of the wine bottle, and then you twist in the little screwy thingy into the cork, sort-of like a cork screw, then you put the hooky thing-a-ma-jig on top of the bottle and pull up till you break the cork. Then you push the cork pieces down into the bottle and pour the wine though a napkin, so as not to choke on the cork, but you do spill a bit and get wine all over your hose (but missing the kilt!) thereby forcing you to die the hose a very dark green.

    Or at least that's how I remember it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by James MacMillan View Post
    The blade is for cutting the metal foil on the top of the wine bottle, and then you twist in the little screwy thingy into the cork, sort-of like a cork screw, then you put the hooky thing-a-ma-jig on top of the bottle and pull up till you break the cork. Then you push the cork pieces down into the bottle and pour the wine though a napkin, so as not to choke on the cork, but you do spill a bit and get wine all over your hose (but missing the kilt!) thereby forcing you to die the hose a very dark green.

    Or at least that's how I remember it!
    Oh I see, poor you, you drink the old stuff. Us more refined just unscrew the cap or drink directly from the box.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    Oh I see, poor you, you drink the old stuff. Us more refined just unscrew the cap or drink directly from the box.


    I just love this place!

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    Quote Originally Posted by James MacMillan View Post


    I just love this place!
    We'll hoist a box for ya!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    Oh I see, poor you, you drink the old stuff. Us more refined just unscrew the cap or drink directly from the box.

    Yet another keyboard covered in coffee...

    I really need to learn to take drinks between threads.
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    Those that understand binary, and those that don't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    Oh I see, poor you, you drink the old stuff. Us more refined just unscrew the cap or drink directly from the box.

    Blue Nun, perhaps?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pipesndrumsnun View Post
    Blue Nun, perhaps?
    I've had a very nice Jesuit Riesling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James MacMillan View Post
    The blade is for cutting the metal foil on the top of the wine bottle, and then you twist in the little screwy thingy into the cork, sort-of like a cork screw, then you put the hooky thing-a-ma-jig on top of the bottle and pull up till you break the cork. Then you push the cork pieces down into the bottle and pour the wine though a napkin, so as not to choke on the cork, but you do spill a bit and get wine all over your hose (but missing the kilt!) thereby forcing you to die the hose a very dark green.
    Or at least that's how I remember it!
    Guess I'll just stick to drinking clear stuff out of this unlabeled mason jar.


    Neat idea, though!

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