Champagne glass - how to secure
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How do you guys get the champagne glass from flying every where? I know some people just have it for show, but I wanna see if I can keep it in. I twisty tied it for now :(
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How do you guys get the champagne glass from flying every where? I know some people just have it for show, but I wanna see if I can keep it in. I twisty tied it for now :(
pretty sure, they take the stuff out when driving....
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pretty sure, they take the stuff out when driving....
fill it up and hold it whilst driving. problem: solved.
disclaimer: any legal problems are entirely your own. i am not responsible.
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fill it up and hold it whilst driving. problem: solved.
disclaimer: any legal problems are entirely your own. i am not responsible.
Reminds me of the Initial D movie with Jay Cho, if you spill one drop, I'll kick your butt....
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Reminds me of the Initial D movie with Jay Cho, if you spill one drop, I'll kick your butt....
Maybe a weakish magnet in the cupholder and a small metal washer at the bottom of the glass? Enough to keep it in but easy to pull out when you want a drink.
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Maybe a weakish magnet in the cupholder and a small metal washer at the bottom of the glass? Enough to keep it in but easy to pull out when you want a drink.
krazy glue, use curly straw to drink
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krazy glue, use curly straw to drink
Why not a fancy high-ball glass instead? Some heavy crystal ones, they won't move and would look more baller IMO. For your WATER lol.
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Why not a fancy high-ball glass instead? Some heavy crystal ones, they won't move and would look more baller IMO. For your WATER lol.
Mos805;465863 wrote:Maybe a weakish magnet in the cupholder and a small metal washer at the bottom of the glass? Enough to keep it in but easy to pull out when you want a drink.
I like this idea!!!
Get some custom glasses made with a magnet in them!
Or do it the cheap & easy route, superglue a magnet to the bottom of the glasses :)
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[QUOTE=Mos805;465863]Maybe a weakish magnet in the cupholder and a small metal washer at the bottom of the glass? Enough to keep it in but easy to pull out when you want a drink.[/QUOTE]
I like this idea!!!
Get some custom glasses made with a magnet in them!
Or do it the cheap & easy route, superglue a magnet to the bottom of the glasses :)
Bippu-GS;465876 wrote:krazy glue, use curly straw to drink
lol curly straw ftw!!
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[QUOTE=Bippu-GS;465876]krazy glue, use curly straw to drink[/QUOTE]
lol curly straw ftw!!
In the vip scene they are just there for looks. If you look at cars that come with flute holders they have spring loaded clamps that spring closed around the stem. And some have a U shaped holder it slides into.
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In the vip scene they are just there for looks. If you look at cars that come with flute holders they have spring loaded clamps that spring closed around the stem. And some have a U shaped holder it slides into.
F.L.S.;465882 wrote:Why not a fancy high-ball glass instead? Some heavy crystal ones, they won't move and would look more baller IMO. For your WATER lol.
HAHAHAA
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[QUOTE=F.L.S.;465882]Why not a fancy high-ball glass instead? Some heavy crystal ones, they won't move and would look more baller IMO. For your WATER lol.[/QUOTE]
HAHAHAA
Bippu-GS;465876 wrote:krazy glue, use curly straw to drink
This ones good hahahaha
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[QUOTE=Bippu-GS;465876]krazy glue, use curly straw to drink[/QUOTE]
This ones good hahahaha
Re: Champagne glass - how to secure
Earthquake putty!
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Earthquake putty!
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or can get like a squishy circle rubber or plastic flapper, cut a hole in the middle, enough to stretch over the bottom of the glasesware. install the flapper to the bottom of the cup holder. Might move around just a little bit but wouldnt tip over if the placement of the flapper is pretty low against the cup :shrug:
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or can get like a squishy circle rubber or plastic flapper, cut a hole in the middle, enough to stretch over the bottom of the glasesware. install the flapper to the bottom of the cup holder. Might move around just a little bit but wouldnt tip over if the placement of the flapper is pretty low against the cup :shrug:
My Grey Poupon always falls onto the floor when I'm driving, I'm getting fed up with this.
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My Grey Poupon always falls onto the floor when I'm driving, I'm getting fed up with this.