So, just repeal the laws of physics regarding the condensation of water, then?
Do you also want a car powered by tap water and white walls that don’t reflect all colors?
I just want him to admit that “cannot” is all one word.
–gigi, who after a few majors spills at work, had to resort to something like this
I saw a bit on the news about this:
Behold! The Kangaroo Cup
Thanks for remind me of this vid–it’s fascinating.
Then you can carry your beer and follow a kid running through a snowy maze too.
I’d think, as a conservative solution, some whiskey stones would serve to make your current class a little more bottom-heavy.
Think outside the box. These eliminate the problem.
You just CAN"T make an untippable glass. You are asking to make a 3 dimensional object that can’t be rotated on 2 of its axes.
You CAN physically attach cup holders to places where you often put cups. Nail or glue a sleeve-like thing on the table where you would normally put a cup, and put the cup in the sleeve. Voila!
Put the sleeves all over the house and amaze and confuse your friends.
Saw this; thought of you. Haven’t tried it. Might work.
See post #5
Or, even better, a Klein flask. It’s foolproof; it doesn’t even have an outside! 
ahem
Maybe you should just get yourself a large Erlenmeyer/conical flask.
:smack:
I did not see a page 2 on this thread. I see it was posted in post #51. Whoops.
Or a Camelback Marathon Vest to wear under his office suit.