Number 10 in the seriesThere's a disco and everyone gets drunk and one thing leads to another and omg what has John Paul eaten!?if you don't know Life on Mars, the song that JP/C 'sing'... you suck.Songs used:Apache - The Sugarhill GangMoney To Be Made - The HoosiersLife On Mars? - David Bowie [my apologies for crap quality]
Scott Cohen describes the amazing backyard he created that includes a pool, spa, and an outdoor kitchen with recycled wine bottles that are lit up at night with fiber optic lights.
A little clip from the Tour Tull documentary off of the Kaizers Orchestra DVD, where we find Hellraizer and Killmaster trying to open a bottle of wine. Of course, Elvis saves the day in the end.
1) Tu prend un bouchon de liège pi tu le caliss au fond d'une bouteille de vin.2) Tu dit : "Ah non! Mon bouchon de liège est prit au fond de la bouteille de vin que vais-je faire!"3) Tu suis les instructions du video le plus cool de toute l'année (celui-ci).4) Tu prend un sac en plastique assez résistant. Ex.: Sac d'épicerie.5) Tu gonfle le sac à l'intérieur de la bouteille.6) Tu tire de toute tes forces paske té cut en tabarnak.7) Tu dit : "Oh mon dieu mais quel truc splendide, je vais le montrer à tout mes amis saouls!"
Me and a friend have no corkscrew. No one in the house does. But he does have a power drill!It didn't work THAT well. We managed to get our wine eventually. After siving all the cork out of it!Just us messing around. So no need for your negative comments, thank you.
2ème émission TV de David Stone en direct sur Fun TV à ses débuts en 1999 avec Michel Leebyoung David Stone (1999) on French live TV show with french comedian Michel Leeb, magician Stephane Vanel (magician at the MGM Grand, La Femme, Las Vegas) and TV MC Elsa Fayer and Tom
DANGEROUS DEMONSTRATION! If you wear a ring, you might shatter the bottle and slice your hand. And sometimes the whole bottle breaks into razor-edged shrapnel.-----It's quite easy to blow the bottom out of glass bottles... if you know the secret. Even wine bottles sometimes work. But not cider jugs, since the pressure peak is too small if the square inches is large.That vacuum bottle at the start? I made it as follows. (DANGER, explosion hazard!) Find a bottle with a lid, one which is short enough to fit inside a microwave oven. Get an ice cube, save it for later. First de-gas some water by boiling it on the stove for about half an hour. Fill your glass bottle almost full with the boiling hot water. (Careful! The bottle may shatter!) Place a wooden stick inside, then cook it on high in your microwave oven until it starts boiling again (several minutes.) Now remove the wood stick and place the lid loosely on top of the bottle. Cook on medium for several minutes, this replaces the air with live steam as well as heating the metal lid to 100C. Now using gloves, suddenly pop open the microwave door, grab the bottle and screw down the lid, then place the ice-cube on the lid, and put it in the oven for safety. DANGER, THE BOTTLE MIGHT EXPLODE AT THIS TIME! Leave the bottle alone and stay far from the oven. With luck it will cool down without any problem, and the air above the water will have been replaced by a good vacuum.
