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Posted on Aug 18, 2007 - 1:00am by John P. in Tutorials, Videos
Folks, this post isn’t just how to remove a cork from a bottle. That would be way boring. This post is about how to get a cork, that is pushed all the way into the bottle, back out!
This is the kind of trick that could win you like $100 from some unsuspecting sap, so if you win any bets You can just send me 10% as my commission.
I have no idea how somebody discovered that, but that is a neat little trick. Just pretty suprising how it looked so tough and tight to get into that bottled yet he managed to pull it out with just a plastic bag!
I’ll be sure to try this, thanks for the tip John :)
Pretty neat trick, i’ll definitely give it a try some day. Maybe it went out easier because the bag reduced (removed) the gripping power of the cork.
Ingenious! But Im not sure when it will come in handy besides..as mentioned, to win a bet. hehe
Hahahah! Thats awesome. I’ll have to try that out.
Maybe it’ll win me a little extra cash.
Thanks John.
Nevermind the trick. What baffles me is what John could possibly have been searching for when he found this?! ;)
Hrafn,
The funny thing is that my father actually sent me this video. (One of his friends sent it to him…) He sends me a lot of crap, but this is the first time I’ve ever shared any of it. :-)
John
Great Post ;)
I’ve seen that video before, but it is still pretty amazing to watch. I mean it makes sense because he’s creating a lot of pressure on the other side in order to get the cork to do what he wants it to do (come out of the bottle). Still it’s rather ingenious!
After reading hthth’s comment, I am kind of curious how you manage to find all of these interesting videos. Is it just perusing different video sites or is there more of a method to the madness?
Derek,
I’ve had several people asking me how I come up with so much stuff to post lately, so I’m actually working on an article for Lorelle which I’ll also post here as soon as I get finished with it.
Stay tuned…
John
Thats to funny. Where do you find this stuff?
That’s an interesting post, for sure i will try it one day:)
That’s a really great video. I never would have guessed that’s how he would have gotten the cork out.
I, too, couldn’t believe how hard it was to get the cork inside the bottle and easy to get out with just a plastic bag. Too bad there isn’t a sure fire way to keep the cork from getting into the bottle in the first place. I hate nothing more than a cork floating around in a good bottle of wine!
Pumpkin,
Yes, I agree. The old “cork in the bottle while the wine is still in it” is never a good thing. The only good news is that now – after you’ve drained the wine, you can impress everyone you know by actuallly retreiving said cork! :-)
John P.
It always amuses me that people find time for this type of discovery. Which reminds me, the reason I am on your blog is because your discovery’s amuse me when I can find spare time.
Greid