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Nerro · 10-23-2008, 02:32 PM

An A4 sheet of printer paper,
a sheet of news paper,
mobile phones,
tables' edges,
crates' edges,
coins,
knives,
forks,
spoons,
lighters,
belt buckles,
phone book,
another bottle,
keys,
screwdrivers (flatheads and philips),
hammers, bunsenburner,
ceramic tiles,
radiators,
an old hard drive,
a ruined NMR probe (400 MHz),
old cd's,
a midget-oriënted porno magazine,
a USB stick,
the barrel of my .22 varmint air rifle,
the stock of said rifle,
a box of pellets for that same rifle,
the glass.

**Chriso** · 10-23-2008, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Nerro

* a midget-oriënted porno magazine,

THIS. This I may need to see a YouTube video detailing how it was done. I am impressed and in awe.

bethlehembrewer · 10-23-2008, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Bernie Brewer

Put it on the edge of a countertop and hit it with the palm of your hand. If the neck doesn't break and you don't lose it all as a gusher, you're good to go.

+1 on the table edge. If we are camping (in a tent) and the campground has those metal fire pit rings, those work really well.

Germey · 10-23-2008, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Bernie Brewer

Put it on the edge of a countertop and hit it with the palm of your hand. If the neck doesn't break and you don't lose it all as a gusher, you're good to go.

Any edge that comes to a nice 90° angle will work... but only if it is hard, and/ or expendable.
Do not do this on your friends new granite or composite countertop! I have left big bite marks in some wooden surfaces I have tried this in.

In my younger days I drove a '68 beetle. I seem to remember there were about 6 or 7 places I could pop a bottle like using a wall mounted opener. There two places on the bumper and the rims worked too.

**dataz722** · 10-23-2008, 04:03 PM

Old rims are great but on some cars on the seat belt will work. If you have a seat belt that there are slots instead of rounded holes on the buckel you can use that.