Beer and soda can tops.

[Zombie]

How many of these can tops do you remember? I remember 3. :smokin
http://www.rustycans.com/poptops.jpg

[samikeyp]

the last three.

[Zombie]

the last three.
same here, do you remember who had the "push Button"?

[IceColdBrewski]

I remember the 70s pull, and the last one. I don't remember ever seeing the "push button."

[1369]

same here, do you remember who had the "push Button"?

That would be Coors. My folks had the round plastic thingamabob that you used to "push the buttons".

[Taco]

How many of these can tops do you remember? I remember 3. :smokin
http://www.rustycans.com/poptops.jpg


I DON'T REMEMBER THE "PUSH BUTTON ONE"

I REMEMBER THE 1970'S TAB, WE WOULD TAKE APART AND SHOOT THE RING WITH THE REMAINING TAB PORTION

[ShoogarBear]

I remember we used to make rings out of the 70s tabs, taking off the flap closure and leaving the sharp straight edge.

Sometimes useful in scraps.

[sa_butta]

I just remember the pull tab and the last one. I remember my grandfather drinking Pearl beer with the pull tab.

[CosmicCowboy]

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[CosmicCowboy]

damn punkass kids.

I can remember when these were standard equipment...I would open the beer cans for my grandfather...

http://www.spill-stop.com/osc/eshop/images/products/p06_13206_13411.jpg

[1369]

For those of you in the younger generations, the above items were sometimes known as "church keys".

[CosmicCowboy]

That was back in the day that if you could crush a beer can with one hand you were a real badass.

[jman3000]

i remember not being alive when this stuff was out.

[ATX Spur]

haha at church keys :)

[valluco]

i remember 2, the 70's pull and the statab.

I just remember the pull tab and the last one. I remember my grandfather drinking Pearl beer with the pull tab.
:tu
I remember my gandpa and my uncles used to drink Pearl, Lone Star and Falstaff back in the day. Those beers used to be the shit.

[samikeyp]

I REMEMBER THE 1970'S TAB, WE WOULD TAKE APART AND SHOOT THE RING WITH THE REMAINING TAB PORTION

did that too.


I remember we used to make rings out of the 70s tabs, taking off the flap closure and leaving the sharp straight edge.

Sometimes useful in scraps.

Very useful. :)