I have seen the future

[Smkn_TA]

http://www.wimp.com/beerscup/

Someone is a genius.

[bluehawk2000]

That is freakin awsome, I wonder how that exactly works, with how the cups are made and how its kept from staying in the cup after it is filled. One great thing about that is you dont have to worry about it foaming up and stuff.

[Schmalgar]

it's about time technology was used for something truly important.

[bodyman5000]

The future is great.

Now just put some Newcastle in them instead of that swill and things would be perfect.

[silverWS6]

What the fuck is the bottom of the cup like?

[bluehawk2000]

What the fuck is the bottom of the cup like?

That is what I am trying to figure out!!

[blackSS01]

Its a one way valve. Lets beer in but won't let it out

[txz28]

I think its like a "flapper" style check valve once the female end "the flapper" is pushed onto or against the male end it allows the flow to go into the cup. or it could be a pressure kind of thing that uses the high pressure off the tap to ...you know i dont know but its freakin cool

[bodyman5000]

They just need to make glass cups that work after being in the freezer.

[jiveass]

in 2013, you can get one of these in your home.....




http://www.bottomsupbeer.com/

[jetaws6]

56 beers in one minute.


Now if only I could drink that fast

[1MileCrash]

that's incredible. hopefully they can use the technology on better beers than bud and bud lite though.

[scooley]

its about time, but i am impressed

[0rion]

I've been saying for years that if they can build a camera that rides on a fly's back they can figure out a way to pour me a beer lickety split with almost no head on it. Just took the right guy to figure it out.

[0rion]

it's a damn magnet.....it's on that bottomsup site