Church key

[hpdrifter]

I'm 68. Almost forgot what it was!

[Burnadell]

Some people could screw up pre-sweetended Kool-Aid!!!




I knew what a church key was. Used to love when my granddad would let me "open" the cans of Quaker State when he was changing the oil in my grandma's Buick.

Yep! We used them to open the steel canned Schlitz tall boys.

[Drycreek3189]

It’s a bottle opener

At least that’s what I called it


I’m 36 btw

Read much ?

[deerwatcher51]

I know, but I’m 70 years old. I still call it that.

[Bisch]

Church key

I’m not younger, but I know!

Bisch


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[SabineHunter]

Does anyone remember when you would go to the local liquor store and get a quart of draft beer in a cardboard container. My job at 5 yrs old was taking the lid off and licking the foam when the gang would come to the park next to us.

[wickll]

I knew, but really only had one friend who used that term. It was not a common term in our area in the 80's. (I graduated in '83)

[SharpEnd]

I knew what a church key was. Used to love when my granddad would let me "open" the cans of Quaker State when he was changing the oil in my grandma's Buick.

I can remember opening those cans for my Dad. There is likely still one unopened can in my Mom's garage.

[SmTx]

My first truck was an '89 chevy.

Inside driver side door handle was a church key

[curtintex]

I know, but I’m 70 years old. I still call it that.

I'm 49 and still call it that.

[Gumbo Man]

Raise your hand if you killed this thread. Within seconds. LOL

[Ellen]

I know and I still use mine to open cans of broth, condensed milk, etc

[Pushbutton2]

Some guys can't follow rule



I Know

[Jon B]

One job.......you had one job ...

[Sidro]

Ah yes, back when a beer can was really a can. Also carried flat bottle opener back then. If you didn't have a bottle opener the gas cap on truck worked well and later seat belt ends.