How to Chill Your Beer Instantly Using Compressed Air

Everyone has one of those friends that just can't make good judgement calls. All of my friends happen to be like that, except for me, of course (I'm perfect). So that's why I'm never surprised when they bring back a 24-pack of warm beers, after explicitly being told to make sure to get cold ones.

And my friends don't just find warm beers; they find the warmest possible beers at the market, sitting next to the furnace or something. It's as if they found some sort of secret portal at the market and marched down directly to hell to steal the beer straight from the devil's hand.

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I'm not even exaggerating or anything. It's THAT warm.

Then we have to play the awesome waiting game while we stuff the beers into the freezer and wait almost an hour to get our beers to the perfect temperature. Who in their right mind wants to wait an hour to drink?

NOT ME.

I would rather have my beers instantly cold when they get there, but sometimes we have to make due with what we have. Thanks to Instructables user Imnopeas, you can now chill your beers in just a few minutes! All you have to do is gather the following tools:

• Drill with 3/32" drill bit
• Bottle of compressed air (without bitterant)
• Duct tape
• Plastic container
• Beer

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Put on your gloves and use the drill to make a small hole in the container where you will place the compressed air straw in to. Place the beers inside the plastic container and wrap it up with duct tape (securely). Place the air straw inside the container hole and squeeze the bottle for about a minute.

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The container will rattle, but won't break open if you've placed enough duct tape around it. Now just open up the container and you've got yourself some cold brewskis!

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You can also try this method involving a cold ice bath and some salt. Let us know which one works better for you or if you have any other ways to instantly chill your beers!

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Real Men Make Their Own Viking Beer Mugs—Without Using Power Tools

Man + Beer = Happy. Some say that's the formula to a pretty blissful life, but it's not just the beer you're drinking—it's about what you're drinking it in.

Drinking out of the bottle or pint glass is perfectly fine for the average person, but if you want to be above average and a little creative, then making a giant Viking Beer Mug needs to be on your to-do list. Lucky for us, Instructables user Bricobart laid out all the steps for us, and in the most manly way possible—without any power tools.

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All you really need is a hatchet, knife, yard, wood, and some resin.

Head outside and look for a decently sized piece of wood or find a downed log. Chop it down to size, proper for a beer mug, and let the hacking begin. Bricobart chopped the wood into pieces and also found a nice T-shaped stick for a handle.

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He went ahead and shaved down the excess wood, then smoothed it out with a knife. Find another log and chop off a piece that will act as the bottom of your mug and start assembling everything.

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After a few hours of whittling, smoothing, and tying pieces of wood together, your mug is almost there. Add the resin to seal in all of the cracks and crevices and then use some wood oil to add a nice stained look. Give it overnight to dry and soon you can give the gift of Viking drunkenness to a friend.

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This would also make for a pretty awesome gift. Creating an awesome present with your bare hands adds a little stubble to the gonads, if you know what I mean. Plus, the sense of accomplishment is a gift in and of itself.

Make sure to check out Bricobart's complete guide to making a Viking beer mug without power tools for more details and images.

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How to Make hooch or prison alcohol

This video alcohol-brewing tutorial shows how to make hooch. Bring that cozy feeling of hard-time in prison to your own home, or get ready for an upcoming jaunt in jail. Even if you're just really cheap and looking to get really drunk on the cheap, this video is for you. You'll need water, brown bread, orange juice, sugar, and a bottle to store it in. Watch this instructional video and learn how to make some hooch.

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How to Hack your electricity meter

This video will show you what you'll need to know to hack a digital electric meter. You'll need 2 magnets, one much bigger than the other, an AC adaptor that you'll cut into pieces, or some speaker wire, distilled water, electrical tape, a knife, some plascic wrap, and a plastic cup. Remember, this is illegal, and shown only for educational purposes.

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How to Cut and Sand Your Micro-SIM into a Nano-SIM Card yourself

Planning on getting the iPhone 5, but want to keep your SIM card? The newnano-SIMs that manufacturers are adopting will be even smaller than the micro-SIMs that most of us currently use. It's fairly easy to cut a regular SIM down to a micro-SIM, but because the nano-SIM will be thinner as well as smaller than the micro, cutting it down to size will require a little more work.

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The specs for the new SIM card look like this:

• 12.3mm wide
• 8.8mm high
• 0.67mm thick

That means that in addition to cutting the width and height, a micro-SIM will have to be sanded down to fit the new nano-SIM slots. This requires a very, very cautious hand as cutting or sanding too much will ruin the card. Also, keep in mind that there's no guarantee that this will work until it's tested when the iPhone 5 actually gets here, but the company that makes the nano-SIMs says that they'll be backward compatible and "offer the same functionality as all current SIM cards."

Jeff Benjamin over at iDownloadBlog gave it a shot and posted a tutorialshowing his results. Here's how he did it.

Using a digital caliper, he measured his micro-SIM, then used a regular pair of scissors to trim the width and height. When it came to the thickness, he just sanded it down with a piece of sandpaper.

The most important part is to take measurements frequently to make sure you aren't taking off too much. Check out the video below and Jeff's tutorialfor more details.

How about this trick.Comment us.

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How to get free calls online

Today I'm going to show you how to get free calls online.There is no limit and easy to use.You can call land lines and mobiles.You just need to download this software and install it

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