| Here’s an idea for you guys who love those big bubba mugs. ;D ;D ;D
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| Gawd that’s obscene! No doubt it will be darned hard to fit that thing into a suitcase or have it qualify as a carry-on?
Much better idea if you’re planning to drink that much is to take a hose. The bartender attaches one end to the beer dispenser and you have the other end by your lounge chair. If you’re really handy, you could rig up a bell with a string on it so you can place your order by ringing the bell without even having to get out of your chair. |
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Perfect solution, YVRck. A hose would allow some semi-solid foods too. Skip the bell and go for an electric jolt to wake up the bartender. |
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Mmmm…. The Bubba 640 holds 24 cans plus ice. Thought it was P-Shopped ’til I looked closer. |
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Trin, I like your technique – very nice! Six of those Bubbas strapped together would make a pretty nice raft! (Just sayin’….) |
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| Nope she’s real..lol got it at Canadian Tire for 34+tax..I couldn’t resist.I was thiking of using it as my luggage…lol
Eloisegirl, my thoughts exactly..ya know with the rate of plane crashes as of late, I’d be able to use mine as a liferaft, just sit in it until someone comes along…:) |
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![]("http://images.proboards.com/v5/av_default_female.png") Much better idea if you’re planning to drink that much is to take a hose. The bartender attaches one end to the beer dispenser and you have the other end by your lounge chair. If you’re really handy, you could rig up a bell with a string on it so you can place your order by ringing the bell without even having to get out of your chair. Hahahahaha, I might try that idea out Canadian Tire has a sale on rubber hoses ;D |
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