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by bpval » 13/06/09, 19:52

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the rope of course, it can be used ... in a swing!
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by bpval » 13/06/09, 19:59

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Apart from using the rope to make a censer (barbek-censer) = temperature activation + smoke effect) I am also taker
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by Lietseu » 13/06/09, 21:23

Something I forgot to say, the aluminum helping ...

The WEBERs are not painted! but enameled hard like the pans .... which explains their resistance to time I guess ...

@ Hazardine, induction is great, two years that we cook with it, it's really very nice, there is a label for pots and pans it is universal and very easily identifiable ...

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by elephant » 13/06/09, 22:09

to bpval who said:

the rope of course, it can be used ... in a swing!
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Oh ! Not soon finished with the ideal little stroumpf, spring flowers! The rope is and remains the most ecological means of execution that there is, with drowning! Already thought about the ecological impact of a convict who survives 60 years in his cell: heating, food, guards' wages, building maintenance ??? Even the stake requires less gray energy! : Cry:
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by Flytox » 13/06/09, 22:47

elephant wrote:Oh ! Not soon finished with the ideal little stroumpf, spring flowers! The rope is and remains the most ecological means of execution that there is, with drowning! Already thought about the ecological impact of a convict who survives 60 years in his cell: heating, food, guards' wages, building maintenance ??? Even the stake requires less gray energy! : Cry:


The end of the end is the fish farming pond. The volunteer is swung there (more or less unbeknownst to him). The meat is directly assimilated by the fish, no preparation work, no traces, no cleaning, no investigation, no burial costs.

Finally the fish flesh can not claim the best quality standard with all the filth that we eat and all these antibiotics .... Not easy to be a farmed poison but there, I deviate a little from the subject ... : Mrgreen:
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by elephant » 13/06/09, 22:53

Indeed, it is necessary to purify the subject with Volvic Water and to make it fast at least a week .... thus the execution becomes a real torture! : Cry:
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by I Citro » 14/06/09, 01:30

Flytox wrote:Hello Citro
citro wrote:Stainless steel is practical but the yield is poor (poor thermal conduction).:|
Try copper, of good thickness, tinned inside, you will tell me news. : Arrowl:
Are you provocative today? : Shock:
http://www.lenntech.com/fran%E7ais/DATA-PERIO/Sn.htm
Tin is part of the sea ... to be avoided in its environment.
Not even provocative ... You just taught me. : Shock:
By the way, when we say tinned, it is with pure tin or an alloy or a generic term like chromium or nickel which are not always so with chromium or nickel but which resemble it ... :?:

Is there a ban on these tinned products. :?:
Tin, it is everywhere in the welds of our pipes ... :|
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by Lietseu » 14/06/09, 19:02

I have the impression that "Comrade Stalin" was right about at least one thing .... : Mrgreen:

Gold is just good at making urinals (he said) if we had been holding on to gold to do plumbing, we wouldn't be there : Lol:

Ideal for many long-term works, piping, electric cables, etc ... we would have had at least quality facilities intended to last and basically, therefore, very economical : Lol:

Are most metals not dangerous for the body ??? in a quantity as large as what one ingests obviously ......

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by Lietseu » 14/06/09, 19:08

@Bpval

do you read PM from time to time ???

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by bpval » 14/06/09, 19:36

Yes ... from time to time : Mrgreen:
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