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Ice Cube Polarizer

Maintain maximum drink flow by preventing the dreaded "Damn Ice Dam"
 
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There you are enjoying you ice-cold beverage when all of a sudden the flow into your mouth slows, and then stops! You look down in horror and notice you have once again become the poor helpless victim of the Damn Ice Dam. The ice cubes, those treacherous fiends, have aligned themselves perpendicular to the flow of liquid, depriving your mouth of the cool refreshing beverage it so badly desires! Well not anymore, my friends. Ice cubes, you have met your match! Attach the ice-cube polarizer to the rim of your cup and the small plastic fingers ensure that those pesky ice cubes stay polarized with the direction of fluid flow. No more swirling your drink in a vain attempt to dislodge the Damn Ice Dam. You can't outsmart the ice cubes with skill alone. You need the power of the Ice Cube Polarizer!
DeathNinja, Jul 17 2003

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       Hmm. This is nice +   

       Alternatively, you could have an ice cube spike that sticks up from the bottom of the glass and cylindrical ice cubes with a hole in them.  Thread a few on the spike.  Probably not as reliable as your design,though.
bristolz, Jul 17 2003
  

       This is why I hate ice cubes.
phoenix, Jul 17 2003
  

       Use a straw.
phundug, Jul 17 2003
  

       use crushed ice; mmmmmmm-yummy
oxen crossing, Jul 17 2003
  

       Ice-Cube Polar-izer
DeathNinja, Jul 17 2003
  

       What about those tube shaped cubes, don't those work well enough?
sartep, Jun 23 2004
  
      
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