20 DIY Ideas Using Wine Corks - Neatorama

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Wine corks acquired while we entertain guests or relax during down time are often discarded without a second thought. The article linked below presents a number of ideas for items people can make with wine corks. Some of these concepts I thought were interesting. I hope you all might be able to use one or more of these suggestions, or that the article may inspire you to think of your own projects using cork.

See all DIY ideas for wine corks here.

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Aww, sorry about that. I was really hoping it would work for you.

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Reporting back about the cork fires starter. It does not work. The alcohol does not burn hot enough to ignite the cork.

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oops

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Skipweasel,
The loss of cork oak habitat is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the drawbacks of screwcaps and plastic closures on wines, our health and the health of our planet. If you'd like to learn more, please visit our website: http://www.corkforest.org.

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love the ideas and site it's self

they have great halloween crafts jejejeje

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It looks as if his ears were cut in half! O_O

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Aww, it's not nice to call the other boring bunnies mundane!

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Yeah, those don't look like mutated ears, they just look like he got a bit mangled. Poor bun-bun, he's such a survivor!

--TwoDragons

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No, they are pretty typical to dual ears. You can see very similar mutations in cats. The ears here appear to be flaps only, without ear canals.

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I see the ears but they look as if someone took a weedwhacker to them.

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Yeah, looks more like a weedwhacker attacked them, not double ears.

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forked ears!

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The bunneez iz evolvin.

Into what?

I dunnoz.

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Its not nice to call the other bunnies mundane. Not everyone can be a Mutant you know.

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Don't drink the water in North Bakersfield...it may be toxic.

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I think his ears are more shredded than multiple. Look at all the notches on his right ear. We had lots of rabbits like that on the Navy base where I used to live, and I attributed the torn up ears to near-misses from ospreys and other predatory birds. Their talons grabbed the rabbits by the ears, but they managed to wriggle free before they could be carried off. Several neighborhood housecats were not so lucky.

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The picture itself is misleading. However, if you watch the video you can CLEARLY see two sets of pinnae. This is a somewhat common mutation. This is NOT a mutilated animal. WATCH THE CNN VIDEO.

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Replaced image with one that better illustrates the dual lobes.

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Ears lookin' at you kid? Ohohohoho, I crack myself up!

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They really ought to fashion a chocolate bunny after this one!

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Hehehehe...the picture makes it look like it actually has HORNS!

*throws mudballs at Alex for silly joke* ;)

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