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r/SipsTea • u/DelicateAurora • 7h ago
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Tethered bottle caps have been a thing since the 1980s, the EU is just mandating them. That's not particularly innovative.
6 u/Lysol3435 5h ago The first flying car was demonstrated in the 40’s 1 u/HolaDrNick 5h ago In the U.S. too. 1 u/CommercialStyle1647 4h ago So its even older than the uninnovative bottle caps. 1 u/HolaDrNick 4h ago I suppose it depends on where you draw the pine at, drinking vessels with attached lids were probably around before the 80s. Or the 40s.
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The first flying car was demonstrated in the 40’s
1 u/HolaDrNick 5h ago In the U.S. too. 1 u/CommercialStyle1647 4h ago So its even older than the uninnovative bottle caps. 1 u/HolaDrNick 4h ago I suppose it depends on where you draw the pine at, drinking vessels with attached lids were probably around before the 80s. Or the 40s.
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In the U.S. too.
1 u/CommercialStyle1647 4h ago So its even older than the uninnovative bottle caps. 1 u/HolaDrNick 4h ago I suppose it depends on where you draw the pine at, drinking vessels with attached lids were probably around before the 80s. Or the 40s.
So its even older than the uninnovative bottle caps.
1 u/HolaDrNick 4h ago I suppose it depends on where you draw the pine at, drinking vessels with attached lids were probably around before the 80s. Or the 40s.
I suppose it depends on where you draw the pine at, drinking vessels with attached lids were probably around before the 80s. Or the 40s.
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u/HolaDrNick 6h ago
Tethered bottle caps have been a thing since the 1980s, the EU is just mandating them. That's not particularly innovative.