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Yes, it’s a flask. It holds about 150ml of booze, comes with a funnel, and has a nifty slide cap on the top. You’ll have to make up your own explanation as to why you’re sucking the top of a dead iPhone, though.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Er, business meetings? We’re not really sure.
Since the binocular double flask has two separate compartments you can bring two different kinds of alcohol with you
One amusing side effect: this will not help you see things that are far away, and you’ll probably have to hold it up to your eyes from time to time for authenticity’s sake.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Birdwatching club, the opera.
Yes, this is exactly what you’re thinking: a bra containing inflatable pockets of wine.
Quite apart from the inevitable deflation over the course of the evening, we’re guessing this would also serve to warm the wine to a delicious 37.5 degrees. Delightful.
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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6 gadgets people have invented just to smuggle booze
GONE ARE THE days of stuffing a naggin in your sock.
When it comes to smuggling alcoholic beverages into (or out of?) places, mankind will stop at nothing.
Here are six gadgets whose sole purpose is to allow the user to drink on the cheap. Let’s all not think about humanity’s priorities, OK?
1. iPhone flask
rsvlts.com
Yes, it’s a flask. It holds about 150ml of booze, comes with a funnel, and has a nifty slide cap on the top. You’ll have to make up your own explanation as to why you’re sucking the top of a dead iPhone, though.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Er, business meetings? We’re not really sure.
2. Binocular flask
amazon.com
From the description:
One amusing side effect: this will not help you see things that are far away, and you’ll probably have to hold it up to your eyes from time to time for authenticity’s sake.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Birdwatching club, the opera.
3. Bible flask
hideyourbooze.com
They don’t call it the Good Book for nothing. Admittedly the illusion of piety will probably dissipate a little when you take a swig from it.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Mass.
4. Walking Cane Flask
montcrag.com
Comes with a “comfortable knob handle”. If that doesn’t set your mind at rest, I don’t know what will.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Old-timey factory owners’ conventions. Or something.
5. The ‘Shampbooze’
smugglemug.com
Basically exactly like pouring your booze into an empty shampoo bottle, but with one key advantage: it WON’T taste like shampoo.
They even change the made-up labels every few months so watchful booze detectives (?) don’t get suspicious.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Cruise ships, hairdressing salons.
6. The ‘Wine Rack’
thebeerbelly.com
Yes, this is exactly what you’re thinking: a bra containing inflatable pockets of wine.
Quite apart from the inevitable deflation over the course of the evening, we’re guessing this would also serve to warm the wine to a delicious 37.5 degrees. Delightful.
In case you’re wondering, there is also a beer belly version for men.
Invented for smuggling booze into: Pretty much everywhere except the men’s changing rooms.
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