At barbecues, I'd swear that guests use the bottle opener once and then throw it in the bushes; at some point at every social function it seems to go missing, resulting in a roundabout game of Operator meets "Dude have you seen the bottle opener?" while your unopened IPA sits there and sweats rather than fulfilling its destiny.
Seattle-based Spanish teacher Jared Fiorillo does jewelry-scale metalworking when he's not slinging prepositions, and his self-produced Ring Bottle Opener ensures you'll always have one on hand, or on-finger. (This would've made a nice entry for Hahn Academy.)
Fiorillo provides no photos of how it works, but we assume you keep the thing on and just knuckle the cap right off of the bottle. He sells them for sixteen bucks on Etsy and they even come with this fee-ancy little white box:
I propose we drink some beers
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the trick is to get it big enough for your thumb, and then you just grab the bottle by the neck, place your thumb over the cap, roll your thumb over the top and presto! BEER!
Additionally, his Etsy store is just tchotckes stuck to "cufflink blanks" which can easily be bought on Amazon or eBay. I've done it myself with some hot glue and favorite beer caps.