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Fly Taped Beer Can

 Fly Taped Beer Can
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OK, you drink your beer, before you toss it, you pull off a strip of plastic around the upper rim which uncovers a sticky beer fly trap.To get those little buggers stuck at the source before they take over the world.
—SuperHole, Sep 22 2006

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       We used to use water in used jam jars, but if flies go for beer, I don't see why not. +
—DrCurry, Sep 23 2006
   

       Never in my home, but had to give you a bun. Good work. (+)
—fearlessatmosphere, Sep 23 2006
   

       <Obligatory WIFRT> When I first read this I thought it was a way for beer drinkers to tape empty beer cans to their fly in order to prevent accidents on the way to the restroom.   

       [Super], I was not aware beer flies were out to take over the world. Thanks.
—Canuck, Sep 23 2006
   

       "Red bull gives you wings"
—DrCurry, Sep 23 2006
   

       I had to drink alot of beers for this one.Finally I got some Buns.Thank You, Good Night, I Love You All !
—SuperHole, Sep 24 2006
   

       {Canuck] Alot of great inventors found somthing purely by accident , while playing with others inventions.In my eyes, I believe you have just done this.
—SuperHole, Sep 24 2006
   

       And WIFRT, I thought it was an accessory for fishermen who keep losing their bait. (just grab another off the can).
—caliman, Sep 25 2006
   


 

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