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zelph wrote:T The vent hole technology is new to me.

Did you forget about when Tinney was blaming bad performance on bad alcohol?

KLC wrote:I had a die made based on the bottle itself.

LOL. Not sure that that one would absolutely require the internal vents. But it's nice to see that the "improvement" lives on.

I remember talking about this in another thread, at about the same time that this one was started. I had pretty good results (as I remember) casting a die out of hard lead (Wheel weights mostly). Keeping the die can in place was the hardest part of the process, as it wanted to float out when the lea...

My wife ended up with a bag that looked very similar, for $1. Too bad it was a child sized bag.

Needs wick.

I want to know how Sudden "cheated". That could prove to be more useful.

It's too cold out here yet for garage sales... :cry: ..Good finds!I didn't know you needed another tent ! :lol: (sounds like me.. :roll: ) The sad thing is I "think" I may already own one like this tent. I know I have a L.L. Bean two man tent. I will have to get it out and set them up sid...

I can see the difference, now. It's funny, I remember "put a tiger in your tank". I don't remember Esso. Esso/Exxon The Esso Tiger was retired in the late 1960s but resurrected in 1972 when Esso changed its name to Exxon. Their ad slogan stated, We're changing our name, but not our stripe...

Texaco put "the tiger in your tank". Right? Then, he got a job with Kellogg Frosted Flakes. Right? I think Texaco was "You can trust your car, to the man who wears the star, The bright red Texaco star." Put a tiger in your tank was Esso http://www.adslogans.co.uk/images/esso.jpg...

zelph wrote:That's the one I remember................which one put a tiger in your tank?

That was Esso/Exon till Mobil took over and fired him...I think he works for Kelloggs Frosted Flakes now. LOL.