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NickMordo

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I'm speaking, of course, of a flask used to store and transport alcohol (not chemicals). I know flasks have been around forever and a dark liquor, such as whiskey or bourbon, is meant to be put in them.

When asked by a friend what i would like for Christmas, a flask popped into my head. The stainless steel flasks can be bought for $10 and last as long as you want them to, really. I could see some instances when I would use them, but others when it wouldn't make sense. I do love whiskey though.

Someone convince me either way.
 
NickMordo said:
I'm speaking, of course, of a flask used to store and transport alcohol (not chemicals). I know flasks have been around forever and a dark liquor, such as whiskey or bourbon, is meant to be put in them.

When asked by a friend what i would like for Christmas, a flask popped into my head. The stainless steel flasks can be bought for $10 and last as long as you want them to, really. I could see some instances when I would use them, but others when it wouldn't make sense. I do love whiskey though.

Someone convince me either way.

I haven't used mine since college and sneaking bourbon into football games, but I'm more of a beer drinker. I do still have these, which a friend gave me and I've never used:

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It's useful because as a Sparty fan you can fill it with kerosene in case you run across a stray couch.
 
I got one as a groomsman's gift a few years ago. I haven't used it in about 2 years, but that's mostly due it being packed in storage during multiple moves. If I could dig it out right now I would.
 
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I have a large stainless steel one that fits perfectly in the back pocket of my jeans. It's a good thing to have handy at outdoor public events like football tailgates and Mardi Gras parades.
 
I didn't own a flask in college and today I woke up and randomly thought, Why didn't I have a flask in college?
 
I've been given many as groomsmen, birthday and Christmas presents. The only time I ever use one is when I can put it in the inside pocket of a suit, which for me is pretty much weddings, funerals and job interviews.
 
I don't. My father did, because he made several business trips a year to a dry county in Tennessee.
 
Flasks have been off my list ever since Johnny and Ponyboy got the crap kicked out of them.
 
I have a few flasks that I use namely for decoration.

But when Santa brings me this one -- complete with bike cage -- I'll be sporting one on my road bike:

http://www.bikerumor.com/2011/11/29/found-twin-six-stainless-steel-whiskey-etched-flask-bottle-cage-holder/
 
I haven't met anyone who admitted to owning a flask. Met plenty of people who collect shot glasses. Do the two groups intermingle?
 
I have one just like TigerVols liked to, except engraved with my name that a buddy gave me a few years ago for Christmas. The same guy gave me that and one of those "yard of beer" glasses. Two of the best presents I've ever gotten!
 
TigerVols said:
I have a few flasks that I use namely for decoration.

But when Santa brings me this one -- complete with bike cage -- I'll be sporting one on my road bike:

http://www.bikerumor.com/2011/11/29/found-twin-six-stainless-steel-whiskey-etched-flask-bottle-cage-holder/

I just forwarded that to my wife with the instructions to make sure somebody buys that for me for Christmas. Thanks.
 

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