The only tumbler I'd countenance is for Hoegaarden.

1 hour ago, Lacessit said:

The only users I can see for this type of glass are people with two heads.

It shows my invention for both right- and left-handed folks  Come on, there must be always some room for a bit of humour in this difficult and sometimes sad times. And not everybody likes only Monty-Phyton.

 

By the way - my short confusing comment is based on some really deep questions: Hard Problem of Consciousness, Hard Problem of Matter, Dependend Arising as shown in the Mulamadhyamakakarika....

Just to show how an seemingly simple topic (as richard_smith237 postulated) may as well be more subtle than one may think at first glance if you ponder. But I think I do not want to confuse any AN members any further with this. After all the question is: Which tumbler ? Difficult enough.

 

Cheers

 

 

36 minutes ago, moogradod said:

It shows my invention for both right- and left-handed folks  Come on, there must be always some room for a bit of humour in this difficult and sometimes sad times. And not everybody likes only Monty-Phyton.

 

By the way - my short confusing comment is based on some really deep questions: Hard Problem of Consciousness, Hard Problem of Matter, Dependend Arising as shown in the Mulamadhyamakakarika....

Just to show how an seemingly simple topic (as richard_smith237 postulated) may as well be more subtle than one may think at first glance if you ponder. But I think I do not want to confuse any AN members any further with this. After all the question is: Which tumbler ? Difficult enough.

 

Cheers

 

 

You'll have to excuse me, I am a fairly literal-minded person. I was wondering how a person could successfully drink from your design when both glasses are filled.

Are you Irish, perchance?

On 5/14/2023 at 4:27 PM, KannikaP said:

Very much appreciated. 

+1 that's as far as i got in the OP and knew I'd be bored

9 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

You'll have to excuse me, I am a fairly literal-minded person. I was wondering how a person could successfully drink from your design when both glasses are filled.

Are you Irish, perchance?

Forget logic for one time. It was not a design for practical use at all - only to show that a glass (ONE glass) may have two holes instead of one. Just a joke - no other idea behind it.

 

I am a German citizen, but was once allowed in an Irish Pub (in Zurich) on St. Patricks Day - so I can imagine where your statement originates from. My god, the carpet was wet throughout, and it was not water.....

9 minutes ago, moogradod said:

Forget logic for one time. It was not a design for practical use at all - only to show that a glass (ONE glass) may have two holes instead of one. Just a joke - no other idea behind it.

 

I am a German citizen, but was once allowed in an Irish Pub (in Zurich) on St. Patricks Day - so I can imagine where your statement originates from. My god, the carpet was wet throughout, and it was not water.....

Hals und Beinbruch.