12 Gauge shot glasses
A twenty will get you the honor of four "12 Gauge Shot Glasses" just begging to have a small blasting cap wired into the bottom for remote detonation. Shipping is from the U.K., so expect it to sting like rock salt. (Thanks, Jo!)
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flowerchild on 12 Gauge shot glasses...
"Interesting that they are called 12 gauge if they are made in England. The more ..."
HeatherB on 12 Gauge shot glasses...
"@ #2 Because 8 gauge just doesn't sound as cool...."
Anonymous on 12 Gauge shot glasses...
"Those don't actually look like the size of .12ga shells. Why not call them 8 ga..."
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"Yes! Booze-related gadget! Thank you Joel. :-)..."
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GeekMan
#1 – 11:34 AM April 17, 2009
Yes! Booze-related gadget!
Thank you Joel. :-)
Anonymous Anonymous
#2 – 4:45 PM April 17, 2009
Those don't actually look like the size of .12ga shells. Why not call them 8 gauge, which is what they probably are? Nothing wrong with a duck-hunting scattergun.
HeatherB
#3 – 8:39 AM April 18, 2009
@ #2 Because 8 gauge just doesn't sound as cool.
flowerchild
#4 – 11:00 AM April 18, 2009
Interesting that they are called 12 gauge if they are made in England. The more usual term used here is 12 bore. Makes me think that they are made for the US market, but where do they originate?