Stubbies VS Tinnies

[HLC]

Originally Posted by NostalgEA

Im surprised no one has asked about the CASK option LOL : Stubbies are going down nicely right now.

page 1 and 2 mate :

[Nostalgia]

Oops ! My wrong. :

[DJM83]

Originally Posted by schuldiner

stubbies for sure although as stated when fishing or camping definitely tinnies as they are easy to dispose of ect ect. if you don't like the way cans flow, you dent the can just below the opening and it is supposed to flow smoother. I'm somewhat skeptical as to whether or not this actually works it seems to, but could very well just be a mental thing...

Thought i was the only one : i do that when i drink spirits from a can, also i turn the ring pull to the left : dunno why.

[uranium_death]

Originally Posted by schuldiner

stubbies for sure although as stated when fishing or camping definitely tinnies as they are easy to dispose of ect ect. if you don't like the way cans flow, you dent the can just below the opening and it is supposed to flow smoother. I'm somewhat skeptical as to whether or not this actually works it seems to, but could very well just be a mental thing...

If I have a can and I want a smoother flow (into a glass), I put a hole in it which breaks the suction or something and instead of "glop glop glopping", it pours like it would out of a bottle.

Works with many things.

[blueprinted_xr]

personally im a stubby man myself (haha that sounds suss) but the fact they dont have a Jim Beam 6 pack of stubbys forces me to buy cans haha

[coolkid]

stubbies are great but you cant shotgun them like you can with tinnies remember :

[RUKIDN]

defiantly stubbies for me beer.. cans for my bourbon lol
but like stated some times its handy to have a stubbie or can depending where you are and what your doing. either way i love it! haha :

[tapeworm]

Originally Posted by schuldiner

stubbies for sure although as stated when fishing or camping definitely tinnies as they are easy to dispose of ect ect. if you don't like the way cans flow, you dent the can just below the opening and it is supposed to flow smoother. I'm somewhat skeptical as to whether or not this actually works it seems to, but could very well just be a mental thing...

I do that too, it bloody works.