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Ever had a bottle of your favorite corked wine but not a corkscrew? Well, if you haven’t it’s a real pain in the ass.
Watch this video and you’ll never have that problem ever again. Unless of course you’re shoeless.
Clement is a business owner, entrepreneur, health freak, human & animal rights activist and a joker. He founded easisell.com in late 2007, a creative marketing & design business that continues to go from strength to strength. "Most of the marketing on the web today is garbage" Clement says. "All it ends up doing is wasting money and time. Clients get much better, faster results when they focus on the 20% that really matters." If you have an internet-based business and you want to get better exposure, contact clement@easisell.com for a no-obligation, no-fee evaluation. Alternatively, you can catch him on Twitter (@clementyeung).
Diana Adams
November 6th, 2009
Clement,
That is awesome!! Love it! That is so much better than my way when I don’t have a corkscrew – which is mashing the cork down into the wine with the end of a pen and then picking out the cork pieces from the glass of wine. LOL
Thanks for the great find. Very useful! 
Diana
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I knew you’d love it! 
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Loved it! Thanks!
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Lol. I love that, “Housework Haters Club”. Awesome <
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Cindy
November 6th, 2009
This is so me! If there’s a will, there’s a way, except I never tried this technique. It’s not quite James Bond style(corkscrew on his heel), still result is the same, quench your thirst! Can’t let that precious bottle go to waste. I need go practice… Thanks for the post Clement. I love it.
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Haha. Have fun guys – I know people are liking this one from my wine-lovers Twitter feed <<
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So you want a video reply with a “re-creation”
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I enjoyed that. Nice find.
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Very cool. I remember being entranced by the different ways people have for removing a beer cap, but this was better!
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Stephen - NYC
November 18th, 2009
Nice method. Now only if I liked wine. My fear is that I’d break the bottle by hitting too hard and using a shoe that didn’t have a good heel. I guess I could stop off at a shoe repair shop and ask them to help me open a bottle.
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November 19th, 2009
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LOL! Thx a lot for that great tip. I heard about this “theory” but with using a book. Since I only have e-books, I never really wanted to try it out. Now with this video you opened up a whole new world (or bottle?) of possibilties for me.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and all the Bitrebels. I really enjoy this blog!
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Yes DerSchneider – I tried it with eBooks and it didn’t work out so well. #hrhr
Thanks for the compliments and best wishes – happy thanksgiving to you too my friend <<
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We tried this on Thanksgiving Day last year and were successful opening two bottle of wine. It was a happy ending.
Cheers,
@topspinrob
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