@Sea Chicken: Ironically, that particular night had no gaps. The one time I ever passed out at a party, I woke up the next morning to find "My anus is ready" written in permanent marker on my lower back, compliments of my fraternity brothers.
Luckily, this was before the World Wide Web, Facebook, MySpace, etc.
"...a spigot that looks suitably impossible to properly sterilize"? I thought Jägermeister killed everything. It did a bang up job taking down my freshman year GPA, my relationship with my high school sweetheart, and about a decade of memory.
This stuff will kill you if you aren't careful. Even after living in Germany for over a year the locals were able to get me shitfaced with this stuff whenever they felt like it.
@TheGuinnessTooth: They don't call it liquid Valium for nothing. The buzz you get from that stuff is legendary. Comfortably Numb doesn't begin to describe it.
I remember being in a bar in Stuttgart on Christmas Eve. If you've never been there, let me tell you, the whole country shuts down tight at noon on 12/24, so it was nearly miraculous that I could find a bar still open in the afternoon. Inside, the bartender was serving up small beers for one mark (about 40 cents at the time), so I had a few of those. There were three old guys next to me at the bar playing Chicago (a dice game) for shots of Jaegermeister. One of them didn't want to come home to his wife with a Jaegermeister buzz, so he started pushing free shots of Jaeger my way. Needless to say, my wife was not too pleased when she got home from her job as a telephone operator (this was about 1985) and saw me sprawled on the bed stoned out of my gourd.
Moral: You gotta both admire and respect Jaegermeister.
Apparently, this is just like any ordinary (and much cheaper) apple corer, right? You push it in, twisting a bit as you go and, voila, your apple has been reamed...er...cored!
However, since you don't want to completely core the apple--remember, you want it to hold liquid so it needs the bottom to be intact--instead of plunging all the way through you stop it a little short, right? So, then...how does this also remove the still-firmly-attached plug you just made?
@bosskev: I'm guessing it's larger than the standard coring unit. If I had to guess, towards the bottom, it might be divided into quarters. When you get to the desired depth, you grip the apple and twist using the t handle. This would break it off at the bottom of the cut and allow you to get the pieces out easy. I think.
@Capt.Oblivious_GitEmSteveDave: blarg!!! i just posted the same thing!!! i just didnt refresh the page before commenting... either way they gotta make like a curved metal thing wide enough to make a good passage in the right spot on the apple...coat hangars dont cut it...
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That was a good night. Mostly.
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Luckily, this was before the World Wide Web, Facebook, MySpace, etc.
Good times...
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I remember being in a bar in Stuttgart on Christmas Eve. If you've never been there, let me tell you, the whole country shuts down tight at noon on 12/24, so it was nearly miraculous that I could find a bar still open in the afternoon. Inside, the bartender was serving up small beers for one mark (about 40 cents at the time), so I had a few of those. There were three old guys next to me at the bar playing Chicago (a dice game) for shots of Jaegermeister. One of them didn't want to come home to his wife with a Jaegermeister buzz, so he started pushing free shots of Jaeger my way. Needless to say, my wife was not too pleased when she got home from her job as a telephone operator (this was about 1985) and saw me sprawled on the bed stoned out of my gourd.
Moral: You gotta both admire and respect Jaegermeister.
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However, since you don't want to completely core the apple--remember, you want it to hold liquid so it needs the bottom to be intact--instead of plunging all the way through you stop it a little short, right? So, then...how does this also remove the still-firmly-attached plug you just made?
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