Should You Find Yourself In The Middle Of A Lake Without A Tin-Opener;

[Khandro]

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/06/tin-can-hack_n_4548982.html

[Mamyalynne]

He talks a lot doesn't he?

[Lie-in King]

I've mopped up the chicken soup...

[bookbinder]

Ah, yes! But that looked like a Russian[i tin. A [i]British] tin would be a much tougher proposition.

[wolf63]

I tried listening to it whilst rummaging through my handbag for a lost bar of chocolate. I didn't understand the instructions.

What was in the tin?

[Svejk]

A) It's easier to use a can opener.
B) Why do they put spew in a tin?

[cupid04]

I couldn't get the link...my cursor just goes round and round ;-(
Happened today on a few other links too...

[marval]

Not sure my hands would be strong enough to do that.

[bookbinder]

Solution: start engine. Sail to jetty. Get out. Take tin to harbour shop. Buy tin opener. Use appropriately.

[AlwaysConfused]

I often wonder how i'd cope in the water without a tin opener. If I caught a tuna, how'd I get at it at teatime!?!

[Svejk]

'Three Men in a Boat' couldn't open their tin of pineapples(I think) But that was a proper English tin.

[Buenchico]

Damn!

I let the cats see that video. Up until now, metal cans have been the only food containers that they've not worked out a way of getting into; now I'm not so sure!
;-)