6 Bentwood walnut tray, pounds 45, Vessel; bentwood cherry bowl in two parts, pounds 49, Ligne Roset;
shot glass, pounds 18 for two, Dartington Crystal.
Three supporters posted a video of themselves in Saransk, unscrewing a lens of the binoculars and using it as a
shot glass after tipping the bevvy in from the equipment.
As you get close to the halfway mark, the
shot glass filled with moonshine starts to move.
2) Pour coke into the first
shot glass until 2/3 filled.
"They said to buy a
shot glass and put the water and protein shakes and these little milk shakes in the
shot glass and drink it one ounce at a time," she told the publication.
As the story goes, the bullet exited Hardin's left eye and continued on to the back bar mirror, shattering it, and falling into a
shot glass. A few years ago, the bullet was auctioned by Greg Martin and Associates for the princely sum of $80,000.
It's hard to believe that Eli Mazet grew up thinking he wasn't artistic, especially when he lights up a blowtorch, takes a glass rod, twirls it around in the flame and within minutes has an exquisitely shaped
shot glass to show for it, which he then decorates with additional bits of molten colored glass that might form a tiny octopus, tree, frog, flower or dragon.
Each comes in a uniquely shaped 750-ml bottle with a prepackaged
shot glass.
Put them in a pan and add about 2 teaspoons of sugar for every 100g of blackberries and about a
shot glass of water.
shot glass then poured brown liquor over them took the cigar from his
In photos from last September, she brandishes an empty
shot glass with a dazed smile.
shot glass - a small glass adequate to hold a single swallow of whiskey