[OT] Bwahahahahh!

Get yours before things get too hot: http://secure.white-wolf.com/catalog/results.tpl?action=full&cart=31425036211937327&--eqskudatarq=09688 ROFL!!! DaveZ Atom Weaver

"R. David Zopf" <atomw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:bgbkn6$mo4gj$1...@ID-183544.news.uni-berlin.de... > Get yours before things get too hot: > > http://secure.white-wolf.com/catalog/results.tpl?action=full&cart=31425036211937327&--eqskudatarq=09688 > > ROFL!!! > Depressed about the WoD ending? Here's your solution! http://secure.white-wolf.com/catalog/results.tpl?action=full&cart=31425036211937327&--eqskudatarq=05937 Tee hee!!! DaveZ Atom Weaver

> Get yours before things get too hot: > > http://secure.white-wolf.com/catalog/results.tpl?action=full&cart=3142503621 1937327&--eqskudatarq=09688 > > ROFL!!! WTF is it ? JC

"Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn" <jan-christoph...@wanadoo.fr> schreef in bericht news:bgbn9m$rk0$1...@news-reader2.wanadoo.fr... [ quoted text not captured ] indeed. What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it...

Jeroen Rombouts wrote: > What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it... It's an insulated can holder (used to keep cold drinks cold). It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger diameters. -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

"R. David Zopf" <atomw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:bgbkn6$mo4gj$1...@ID-183544.news.uni-berlin.de... > Get yours before things get too hot: > > http://secure.white-wolf.com/catalog/results.tpl?action=full&cart=31425036211937327&--eqskudatarq=09688 > > ROFL!!! > Badass, they were giving these things away at teh big white-wolf party at GenCon. I got like 5 of them. > DaveZ > Atom Weaver > > -- Oscar Garza Prince of College Station, Tx The Crazy Aggie

[ quoted text not captured ] It's an insulated holder for a drink can (soda or beer) to keep it cool. (The shot glass, at least, I can see. If I looked outside my window and say vampires wandering the streets, that's what I'd almost certainly reach for.) --Colin McGuigan

"LSJ" <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote in message news:3F29668D...@white-wolf.com... > Jeroen Rombouts wrote: > > What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it... > > It's an insulated can holder (used to keep cold drinks cold). > It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability > such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger > diameters. > These enigmatic things are seemingly most often given away at promotional affairs (at sports games, to the first 100 fans through the gate, at movie previews, etc.) The Koozie stands at the pinnacle of mass marketing philosophy; if you don't have a Koozie to promote your product, then you in fact have no product. Despite having little to no functionality in its given role (keep drink cool), the Koozie is one of those freebie things which is near to irresistable at the time it is offered, but makes you say "why the hell did I bring this home?" minutes from when you return from your vacation/ convention/ trade show/ whatever. In some parts of the US, the Koozie is also a warning sign: Seen in the hands of not-so-well-off individual on his front porch with his many neighbors actively using them to hold long neck beer bottles is a sure sign you took a wrong turn, and need to backtrack your route immediately. DaveZ Atom Weaver

LSJ wrote: > Jeroen Rombouts wrote: > > What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it... > > It's an insulated can holder (used to keep cold drinks cold). > It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability > such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger > diameters. Correct. - Ben Peal, Prince of Boston fu...@mindstorm.com

LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote in message news:<3F29668D...@white-wolf.com>... > Jeroen Rombouts wrote: > > What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it... > > It's an insulated can holder (used to keep cold drinks cold). > It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability > such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger > diameters. I had no idea you'd diversified into answering on-line beverage cooling questions. I always thought that something like this would make a good edge given the amount of times that fizzy-pop cans get used in our local games. Matt Green

On 31 Jul 2003 14:52:32 -0700, fu...@optical.mindstorm.com (Ben Peal) scrawled: >LSJ wrote: >> Jeroen Rombouts wrote: >> > What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it... >> >> It's an insulated can holder (used to keep cold drinks cold). >> It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability >> such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger >> diameters. > > Correct. I beleive here in Australia they are known by the more descriptive name of 'stubby holders'. a stubby, of course, being a short, stubby bottle of beer. holds about 375ml. not sure on the exactly volume, though, as i am quite vehemently a non-beer drinker. salem domain:canberra http://www.geocities.com/salem_christ.geo/vtes.htm

"mgreen02" <mgre...@bcuc.ac.uk> wrote in message > I had no idea you'd diversified into answering on-line beverage > cooling questions. > > I always thought that something like this would make a good edge given > the amount of times that fizzy-pop cans get used in our local games. Fizzy-pop cans..... truly a father speaking there :o) Rob

Ben Peal wrote: > LSJ wrote: > >>Jeroen Rombouts wrote: >> >>>What exactly is a "Koozie"? Never heard of it... >> >>It's an insulated can holder (used to keep cold drinks cold). >>It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability >>such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger >>diameters. > > > Correct. That was cute. Very cute. Thanks. --Colin McGuigan

> It is designed to fit 12 oz cans, but it has a little pliability > such that it might fit other containers with slightly larger > diameters. Alas it is too large to hold Red Bull cans. This sucks. -- johannes walch v:ekn germany - http://www.vekn.de/