Stubbie holder stories
Sep 22nd 2003, 9:34 am
#16
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Well....no one ever said the Ettamogah was "up market"!!!
Sep 22nd 2003, 9:49 am
#17
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Originally posted by brisbec
Well....no one ever said the Ettamogah was "up market"!!!
Well....no one ever said the Ettamogah was "up market"!!!
Too right,great place though to crack open a few!!!(stubbies that is!!)
Sep 22nd 2003, 2:21 pm
#18
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Not only do they help insulate, they also prevent the condensation dripping off the can all over you when you take a drink (cold can and very hot outside temp=condensation).
Sep 22nd 2003, 3:32 pm
#19
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Re: Stubbie holder stories
Originally posted by badgersmount
Did anyone bring any home with them when they came back.
I brought back loads. I take them around to friend's houses etc. On the day I met my fiancee at a mates I was in ocker mode - singlet, stubbie - making remarks about the "poofs" on TV bloody hell. She loved it!
Great idea. My favourite is the "Shark Museum" one I got from the Adelaide Rodney Fox museum.
badgers
Did anyone bring any home with them when they came back.
I brought back loads. I take them around to friend's houses etc. On the day I met my fiancee at a mates I was in ocker mode - singlet, stubbie - making remarks about the "poofs" on TV bloody hell. She loved it!
Great idea. My favourite is the "Shark Museum" one I got from the Adelaide Rodney Fox museum.
badgers
Sep 22nd 2003, 3:44 pm
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Originally posted by Pollyana
I've only got 3 so far, but the Bloke has about 30 I think at home. Lots of touristy places in Oz do them as souvenirs, as do some places like outback pubs, and they really do work and keep the beer cold.
I've only got 3 so far, but the Bloke has about 30 I think at home. Lots of touristy places in Oz do them as souvenirs, as do some places like outback pubs, and they really do work and keep the beer cold.
Another great thing about stubbie holders, apart from the temperature factor, is the when you're all drinking the same beer you can tell whose is whose (rather like those naff things that you put on the stem of a wine glass - does anyone really use them?).
