[pct-l] re: Can openers

[chwillet at indiana.edu (Christopher Willett)]

If you can't open a bottle of beer without an openner, then...

A corkscrew is rather necessary.  I carried a Swiss Army knife for 
the first 1500 miles or so and drank several bottles of wine along 
the way.  The wine I had at VVR was one of the best of my life.  Normally 
it would have been a corked, nasty, over priced piece of shite 
Australian shiraz.  But sitting in the cool of the evening, it was 
a real winner.

I put my knife away and couldn't have any more wine.  Poor me.

Chris

On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Paul Schilke wrote:

> 
> 
> > most Army/Navy stores. (Knock-off brands of the P-38
> > also available in budget sporting good stores like
> > Galyans or Sports Authority).
> 
> I know but I've never been happy with busting my fingers on the p-38.
> 
> And what happens if you get a bottle of beer that requires an opener?
> 
> Or need a corkscrew?
> 
> I'm actually thinkig of carry a leatherman on my belt.
> 
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