A brief reference to Bad-Guy Bar toughs who "open beer bottles with their teeth, or—if the evening has been going really well—other people's teeth" in an earlier work is similar in spirit. Deconstructed in one humorous college survival guide, which shows a step-by-step guide to doing this, the last step being that you will not make a good impression on your girlfriend's parents, with the boy meeting the parents with the marks from crushing the can still on his head.
Live Action TV. Also, Cory tried to do it to impress the wrestlers in season 2. Buddy Lembeck from Charles in Charge bragged about crushing a number of cans in a row, and could have done more if they were empty. Wilson did this in Home Improvement , and wound up giving himself a headache in the process.
Brad, Randy, and Mark were highly amused by it. Jill, however, was not. Gary in Men Behaving Badly tried this once to prove how tough he was. Not only did he fail miserably but he also managed to skewer his hand with a fork. The Rockford Files had an ex-con try to intimidate Jim by crushing a can on his forehead. Jim pointed out that beer cans had switched from steel to aluminum while he was in prison, and anyone can do that now. It was their day off.
In David Frizzell's "I'm Gonna Hire a Wino to Decorate Our Home," the wife sarcastically announces that she will renovate the house to meet the husband's drunken needs so he won't be staggering home anymore. Professional Wrestling.
The Sandman smashed several cans against his head during his entrance. He would do this until he split his forehead open too. At Heat Wave '98, Spike Dudley tried to do this but only succeeded in dazing himself. This was a trademark of "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
During one territorial moment, Roddy Piper did this with a bottle of beer, busting him open. Recorded and Stand Up Comedy. A prop comedian once demonstrated the ultimate way to one-up tough guys who crush beer cans on their foreheads: He showed a beer can, crushed it against his forehead, and subsequently un-crushed it by inflating it back to its original shape.
Video Games. Any little fold or dent will help this along. He or she was much more interested in the overall physics of detonation, however. You heard em—get out there and smash some beers on your face.
For science and for America. Sign In Create Account. This story is over 5 years old. July 3, , pm. Use a Coors Light It shouldn't matter if those Rockies are blue—the Silver Bullet's secret is that it's a little bit taller and thinner than your standard beer can. Form Matters My friends have always said that you want to hold the can with two hands, one at either end, and essentially pull the can across your face, using that force to basically tear it in two.
But she finishes the act with a fluidity that can only be described as miraculous. Yasmin Tayag. Thin cans, high pressure, can't lose. Shotgunning beer usually involves poking a hole opposite the traditional can opening. Smashing it on your head does the same. I Made It! A Literal Handbag by Tatterhood in Halloween. Chameleon Mask by hugheswho in Halloween. Genaille's Rods by Wingletang in Education. Stevens 7 years ago on Step 4. Reply Upvote. SamH4 Bruce. Stevens Reply 7 years ago on Step 4. O-Budd-1 8 years ago on Step 3.
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