If god wanted us to wipe our asses we’d have been born with toilet paper in our hands.
Wasn’t the WSOP ME final table outdoors on Fremont Street at some point?
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Yeah, '97 iirc. Stu Ungar won.
My sons now 35 and 34 stuck metal corn holders like these in a socket at ages 3 and 4. They had to unplug a bedroom tv as we did have the plastic plugs in the open ones.
What I learned when they were both a little drunk at the younger ones wedding is that the scorch mark on the wall and the standup hair came on the second attempt. They only got a tingle the first time.
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psh, don’t even need scissors, we used to just pull them open.
And yes, I still do it.
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Same here, but it hurts sometimes. Every now and then you get the equivalent of a nasty paper cut.
Also I haven’t seen a 6-pack ring in years.
Well I take that back. Saw plenty in Mexico and Central America. I always tore them up if I had one.
The six packs of beer I buy now have a hard plastic reusable connector.
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Sea turtles thank you.
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My younger brother grew up in the 90’s and religiously cuts 6-pack rings even though the city burns its trash in a waste-to-energy incinerator.
Somehow I missed the entire cut 6 pack rings open movement. But I’m right on top of reducing my plastic straws.
Same here. I knew that 6-pack rings were basically eliminated due to birds, but I never heard about cutting up the rings.
afaik there has never been any formal attempt to eliminate the rings. All the big domestic beer companies still use them everywhere I’ve been.