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Cupbuckle

 Belt buckle with a cup holder
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At a busy/hectic pub, or bar, where you often find yourself standing most of the time, you also often find it a bit of a mission to get a drink. Well with this genious concept you can buy you next drink and simply dock it in the sterdy holdster that flips out of your belt buckle. The holder could also be used to eliminate the frequent need to ask others to hold your drink while you do something that requires both hands.
—shinobi, Aug 18 2005

Just slip one of these in your pants. http://www.care4car...%20cup%20holder.jpg
[Worldgineer, Aug 19 2005]

Tequila girls http://www.glamslam...ls/tequilagirls.jpg
[skinflaps, Aug 19 2005]

Beer belt http://www.play.com...er+belt&page=search
[fridge duck, Aug 20 2005]

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       Nice one +
—JesusHChrist, Aug 19 2005
   

       Needs a tupperware lid, too, otherwise it will look like you didn't use any hands to do what you normally need two hands to do.+
—Ling, Aug 19 2005
   

       I thought tequila vending supermodels had been doing this for years in bars.
—skinflaps, Aug 19 2005
   

       The modern version of a drinking horn and holster?
—squeak, Aug 19 2005
   


 

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