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Seven-pack
Ingredients: 7 cans of beer or other beverage
Put one can of beer upright on a surface. Arrange the other six cans around it in a hexagon. (It's a frivolous geometrical construction) This is a seven-pack. I know I'm not the first person to notice this but has anyone actually marketed it? -- Bob http://www.kanyak.com |
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Seven-pack
"Opinicus" > wrote in message ... > Ingredients: 7 cans of beer or other beverage > > Put one can of beer upright on a surface. Arrange the other six cans > around it in a hexagon. (It's a frivolous geometrical construction) This > is a seven-pack. I know I'm not the first person to notice this but has > anyone actually marketed it? > Hexagons may stack well, but they are hell on conventional packaging equipment... |
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