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If you are going to be drinking beers and trolling for girls, you may as well let them know right up front that the night is going to be a total blur. It may scare a couple off, but this glass could also keep you in touch with a good one.
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The purveyor of these shot glasses with painted zipper teeth and an actual zipper attached compare the half open/half closed zipper to the old half empty/half full adage. I think it equally applies to the decision on how many buttons the drinker of all these shots chooses to undo. The more shots that go down, the further the unbuttoning.
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Despite their reputation as savages, Klingons have been known to enjoy a nice glass of wine or, as they call it, “HIq”
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There would be no need to keep a wine glass around when you have this carafe, if only there were a way to use the glass. Makes for an interesting conversation piece even if it is not all that useful as a carafe/glass combo.
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of July 13th-19th, 2009:
Baby Bottle Fan: A disaster waiting to happen.
The iMagnet: Turns your entire fridge into an iPod.
NFL Lawn Statues: These belong under a disco ball.
Spinning Dubz Air Freshener: Pimps your car with freshness.
Stone Cold Ice Tray: Easter Island heads provide icy goodness.
Drinking done correctly is as much about the experience as it is the buzz. The Winestein and Bombs Away Shot Glasses are made for pure fun, one of the few times the alcohol will take a back seat to how they are served.
The Winestein is made for those people who enjoy the manly feel of a beer mug but prefer the taste of fermented grapes. Not only is the glass a bit more manly, but it is also much easier to hold onto that mug handle than the delicate stem of a wine glass.The Bombs Away shot glasses pictured below are meant for one thing and one thing only: to down shot after shot while making shrill whistling noises like there is incoming artillery. Drinking out of these glasses is so much fun it may be one of the few times you can get those teetotallers to join you.
This wine rack has room for 32 wine bottles and 18 wine glasses which makes it great for large gatherings. There will be no mistaking where the wine is, all the guests have to do is look for the 6 foot wine bottle. A tasteful way to store all your wine, if you can keep bottles in the house long enough.
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Continuing the long line of lights that are shaped like things, we bring you these wine glass light bulbs “stuffed with 20 warm white high intensity LED’s that should last a good 10 years”. That’s great news for the sophisticated drunk who wants to add a touch of class to their home bar. They’re described as “pretty much a standard wine glass size “, and measure 7.5″ x 2.7″. That’s about 3″ longer than a normal bulb, people. So, if your fixtures are mounted low, prepare for them to get in the way. But hey…they’re classy!
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Here are the top ten Nerd Approved Gadgets for the week of March 23rd-29th, 2009:
Stig Helmet Projection Alarm Clock: Stig is really an alarm clock.
Farmyard Waffler: I’d like 2 barns & a cow please.
Foreplay Connect Four: Gets the party started.
Tinkles the Toilet Cat: For toilet terror.
Adult Swim Beach Towel: Looking for a beach towel featuring a hot chick with a cat head?
If you can’t accept the fact that your dog is “a dog”, and instead view him as a furry little person who eats his own puke and dumps on the floor, then you’ll need some special table accessories so your K9 companion can share the dinner table with you. How about a doggie dinner plate and wine glass designed with special features to allow easy tongue and snout access? While you’re at it, you can pick up the white collar dog bib they offer as well. Bon Appetit!
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