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Daysailor's Portable Stove -- JetBoil
Frank Boettcher wrote:
On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 18:07:50 -0400, katy wrote: Bloody Horvath wrote: On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 08:20:25 -0400, katy wrote this crap: I bought one of those even though I don't drink coffee. I can see that it would be nice for those who have to have coffee to function. I have not tried that yet on anyone. Wht not just use a thermos? Lots less hassle.... That's where you should keep your rum. Mixed with the coffee, of course. I'm Horvath and I approve of this post. I prefer Bailey's in my coffee.... We used to sail from Gulfport harbor to the Broadwater Marina, about six miles in the dead of the winter just to get an Irish coffee at the bar. Now we could comfortably drive to the Broadwater, but then what would be the point? Sounds like a good excuse to go sailing to me... I back pack with a group and I can tell you that anything that can cut down the amount of fuel you have to bring on a week long backpacking trip is going to be a big seller. Matches and propane BBQ torch....we usaed to make little homemade strno things in Girl Scouts where you took a tunafish can, rolled up a strip of currogated cardboard inside to fit so it was a coil and fill with parafin...I can't remember if we used something for a wick or not..we used to actually cook on those things! Frank |
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