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Default Potable Water - The Third Way.

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 09:38:16 +0800, OldNick
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and snickering, snide and childish as well

You are the sort of cliqueish dolt that spoils useful NGs like this.

If you have KF'd me, you simply prove your weak, childish nature.

It's shame. You do actually seem to have a lot of knowledge. IT's a
pity you have to use it to sneer and brag rather thatn help those
"lesser" than you


On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 18:10:09 GMT, Brian Whatcott
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and I replied:

You are a rude and arrogant prick


On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 21:57:56 +0800, OldNick
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Then how do you keep the freshwater tube so cool? It has to be a _lot_
cooler, not so?



I'm probably going to regret responding, but I will anyway, with a
question:

What is the difference in temperature between steam and water,
both at the boiling temperature of water, whatever it may be?

Cooler means lower temperature, right?

OK you can now answer your own question.
I hope.

Brian W


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