Ever heard of Mark the Cobrasnake? Of course you have. Then you probably know that he got his name from taking pictures at parties. This makes sense, of course, because intersting things happen at parties, things you want to remember. So, why not snap a picture? Well, it's all well and good to snap a picture, but don't you want to remember that YOU were part of the party too? I mean who the hell else took the picture? But where's a tripod when you need one? This handy little mount attaches to the top of any beer bottle. And Bingo Bango, baby, instant tripod!

Now you can use your old water bottles, even wine bottles (after you finish whats inside of course), to take those great pictures of all those fun moments. This Bottle Cap Tripod fits most all water bottles. Great gift idea for those who love to take pictures. (via Gent Supply CO)

Are you guilty of taking a picture with your arm stretched out while holding a camera trying to look "natural"? Now we have a cure for you, and it is the Bottle Cap Tripod. This convenient digital camera holder has a universal thread mount with an adjustable angular design. The cap mounts to any standard bottle top and can easily be dismounted and unscrewed quickly to store in your bag. You'll be hard pressed to find a cooler gadget than this. (via gentsupplyco.com)

~ 9.99

The Bottle Cap Tripod has a universal mount that fits all compact cameras. Screw it on then slip the black cap over your water bottle cap and take a shot of you and friends while on the go. It mounts to any standard water bottle top and can quickly be removed and easily stored. Pivots to a 15 degree angle.

The bottle cap tripod should only be used with light-weight point-and-click cameras in combination with large water bottles halfway full or better.

Makes a great gift for any photo enthusiast and is great for travel, leisure or daily use! (via www.perpetualkid.com)

So much more practical than your typical tripod, because this attaches to the cap of your soda or water bottle.

This was just what I needed. I empty the bottle and then couldn't hold the camera steady. Problem Solved.

This is one of the best finds all year. I always struggle with how to setup the camera and I end up balancing mine in dangerous positions. This is brilliant. I want to meet the person who thought of this and invented it.

But what if it is the fourth quarter, and you really need a drink?