Off-Topic: Snaqs has some explaining to do

[dblref]

Originally Posted by rainmaker

Oh, my gosh, you are, indeed, OLD!!

and btw, I'm assuming this recipe won't work with glass beer bottles?

I'm just about JR's age and last week, I had to explain to my younger son what a "church key" was. Keep in mind that he is a college graduate with a major in opening beer bottles with a plastic lighter.

[mick]

Originally Posted by dblref

I'm just about JR's age and last week, I had to explain to my younger son what a "church key" was. Keep in mind that he is a college graduate with a major in opening beer bottles with a plastic lighter.

I know. I know!

[Rich]

Originally Posted by mick

I know. I know!

I learned a trick last week -- opening a beer bottle in a hotel room is easy if you use the handles on any drawers (clothes drawers, typically) in the room. Just stick the bottle under the handle and pull.

Church key. Indeed.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I learned a trick last week -- opening a beer bottle in a hotel room is easy if you use the handles on any drawers (clothes drawers, typically) in the room. Just stick the bottle under the handle and pull.

Church key. Indeed.

It's even easier than that. Set the edge of the cap against the desk, dresser, or night stand, and hold the bottle with one hand. Pop the heel of your other hand against the top of the bottle pushing the bottle down. The cap comes right off, and the damage to the desk is neglible if you use a newspaper.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I learned a trick last week -- opening a beer bottle in a hotel room is easy if you use the handles on any drawers (clothes drawers, typically) in the room. Just stick the bottle under the handle and pull.

Church key. Indeed.

Somewhere on the internet there's a video of "100 ways to open a beer bottle"