Notice that the eyes on the faces on these glasses FOLLOW you:
Now I need to find a taxidermied moose head that does the same thing, to hang over my bar...
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Strange shot glasses
For a strange drinking man--er, head--like me, strange bar equipment is essential. That's why I snatched up these '50s-'60s vintage shot glasses, when I found each of them for sale--they're silly and creepy, rather like your humble blog host.
Notice that the eyes on the faces on these glasses FOLLOW you:
Now I need to find a taxidermied moose head that does the same thing, to hang over my bar...
Notice that the eyes on the faces on these glasses FOLLOW you:
Now I need to find a taxidermied moose head that does the same thing, to hang over my bar...
those are the best shot glasses ever. Bar none.
ReplyDeleteI like the middle one the best-- the guy with the stogie and eye-patch.
ReplyDeleteYup, I'll drink to that.
best,
r/e
Uber and r/e:
ReplyDeleteI think I need to keep an eye on you.
Don't ask me why, but something about you saying "strange bar equipment", reminded me of these stir sticks I saw when I was a kid that had a lady in a bathing suite and when you turned it upside down, the suit slowly disappeared leaving her in her birthday suit! I might be confusing these with a ball point pen, but it seems like they were drink stirrers. Needless to say, we kids laughed and giggled at the naughtiness of it, but in retrospect, the idea was kind of cool. I wonder if they still make those? Ha!
ReplyDelete"I wonder if they still make those?"
ReplyDeleteWe can only hope, Wendy, we can only hope...
(It's funny--If you turn ME upside down, all the color drains outta my face!)
That's great I use your recipe and enjoy a flavored wine. I want to try it in my home bar.
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