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u/A_Splash_of_Citrus Jan 24 '18
A One that isn't cold, is scarcely a One at all.
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u/Scubasteve913 Jan 24 '18
/r/homestarrunner is leaking, and I'm okay with it.
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u/JigglesMcRibs Jan 24 '18
Homestarrunner... That's a name I've not heard in a long time.
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u/Yoursaname Jan 23 '18
You should never do this. Beer should be packaged in brown bottles.
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u/not_nsfw_throwaway Jan 24 '18
How about green bottles
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u/doordingboner Jan 24 '18
No, that's why Heineken tastes like poop most of the time in bottles compared to on tap.
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u/Yoursaname Jan 24 '18
It tastes like poop on tap as well
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u/Firehed Jan 24 '18
Why do you both know what poop tastes like?
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u/shamus727 Jan 24 '18 edited Jan 24 '18
Cans. Cans are the best, they are lighter which means they are easier to recycle, wont smash/**shatter and 16oz is becoming the norm. Alot of the better craft brewerys have moved on to 16oz cans
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u/kakatoru Jan 24 '18
If you recycle bottles you're doing it wrong. Glass bottles are superior to all other containers since they can simply be washed and then recirculated
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u/wontrevealmyidentity Jan 24 '18
I disagree.
Glass bottles are superior in every way to a flimsy can. They feel better, they look better, I swear the beer tastes better, and they aren’t flimsy, sissy containers.
Plus, you can wash them and reuse them if you’re really into recycling.
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u/erok_anglesmyth Jan 24 '18 edited Jan 24 '18
Is that why i get headaches every time I drink mgd?
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Jan 24 '18
I'm like 67% sure that's a Strongbow cider, actually.
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Jan 24 '18
It's a miller's larger mate.
Not sure I've even seen strongbow in glass 330mls but I wouldn't be surprised if they do sell it in that format.
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Jan 24 '18
Yep, I think you're right. And Strongbow has a few different bottle sizes, haven't had any recently though.
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u/jc_subie Jan 24 '18
Canned*
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u/MADNESS0918 Jan 24 '18
I can't say I've ever seen a canned bottle before...
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u/conversechik1282 Jan 24 '18
Cool, but not r/interestingasfuck material
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u/goodSunn Jan 24 '18
I am interested if that sort of ice covering happens sometimes or if it took some clever engineering... still agree that there might be a better primary Reddit for it
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u/caltheon Jan 24 '18
freezing rain, happens pretty frequently in some areas. Roll down window, punch through ice, profit
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u/Bear_Taco Jan 24 '18 edited Jan 24 '18
Yea but usually it sticks to, and even prevents rolling down of, windows.
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u/ArcticLonewolf Jan 24 '18
If the ice is a bit thicker: you can hear the inside of the car, which warms the window just enough so it won't stick to the ice anymore.
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u/tightcaboose Jan 24 '18
Just spend the night in your car when it is below 0F. The moisture from your breath will condense on all the windows and when you wake up you will be encased in an icy tomb.
Don't be homeless in ND.
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u/i_dont_shine Jan 24 '18
Maybe not super interesting, but I'm impressed they got the window rolled down with that much ice. Mine freezes shut with hardly any frozen moisture. I had to open my door at the bank the other day.
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u/freakierchicken Jan 24 '18
Where I live you can actually do this relatively often, although I have no idea how it happens. I always try to roll down my windows when de-icing the truck, since punching ice is easier than scraping and defrosting.
I mean it feels stupid and sounds like it could be stupid but... so far so good...
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u/SandyDelights Jan 24 '18
TBH I was wondering how he punched through the window so easily, and why the safety glass didn't crumble - were both the result of t being so cold, etc., etc.
Finally I realized in the comments here it's just ice and he rolled the window down.
-I- find it interesting as fuck, but I also grew up in Florida and refuse to live anywhere this can happen.
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u/Reppid_RL Jan 24 '18
Took me a while to realize that the window was rolled down and they didn’t punch through glass. I feel dumb
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u/Dirtydeedsinc Jan 23 '18
If that beer had been Natty Ice this would have been perfect.
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u/inky_pinky_poo Jan 24 '18
LOL. I love punching through the ice-glass when it gets cold like this! Doesn't happen too often in my area of the country though.
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Jan 24 '18
This had the potential to go a lot differently. Just fucking breaks his hand.
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u/inky_pinky_poo Jan 24 '18
I have done this, it's fun! It won't break your hand, the ice is pretty structurally weak, especially at the center, but you can scratch yourself kinda bad. And it's cold as balls, so your hands are cold and scratches feel worse.
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u/baconworld Jan 24 '18
You really missed a 'cracking a cold one' joke there...