The case for Cocktail Umbrellas - Tiki Drinks and Food

DH DJ HawaiianShirt Member NoVA, DC Joined: Feb 04, 2006 Posts: 150	DH DJ HawaiianShirt Posted posted on Wed, Apr 5, 2006 5:25 PM As a geography student who is quite well versed in the water cycles and the processes of evaporation, I can tell you that the argument that the umbrella SLOWS the alcohol's evaporation is probably the weakest. Although, it's definitely possible for the umbrella's conical shape to trap alcohol vapor, and "wallop" you with the next tip of the glass. I believe my favorite argument is that the umbrella can block solar rays, which is true. And if you're not outside in a low-latitude region? Be like me, and PRETEND you are. 8) DJHS

As a geography student who is quite well versed in the water cycles and the processes of evaporation, I can tell you that the argument that the umbrella SLOWS the alcohol's evaporation is probably the weakest.

Although, it's definitely possible for the umbrella's conical shape to trap alcohol vapor, and "wallop" you with the next tip of the glass.

I believe my favorite argument is that the umbrella can block solar rays, which is true. And if you're not outside in a low-latitude region? Be like me, and PRETEND you are. 8)

DJHS

Post #225169 by DJ HawaiianShirt on Wed, Apr 5, 2006 5:25 PM