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Ridgerunner wrote:Now Connie, you know you don't need another lightweight wood burning stove to soot up your cook pot. You should probably just forward that one along!

now RR don't be selfish! you've already got a MK1.

Now Daren..you did remember to put the dancing banana Logo on that stove in the box ,right?



There's gotta be one in every crowd!

realityguy wrote:Now Daren..you did remember to put the dancing banana Logo on that stove in the box ,right?



There's gotta be one in every crowd!

i hates crowds, me. where the hell is my banana gun?

There are enough "dancing bananas" for an arcade game...

Ridgerunner,

Do you mean, are you hinting, I should give up the unobtanium titanium Nimblewell adaption I have prototyped

I don't think so.

Do you mean, I should give up my Coleman fuel adaption of the zelph Super Stove: one of "the hiker girl twins" in my avatar.

I don't think so.

Is "the pot calling the kettle black"

zelph,

If I run out to Montana, I will try "buffalo chips".

ConnieD wrote:zelph,

If I run out to Montana, I will try "buffalo chips".

Thanks for the reminder I'll see if I can get some road apples tomorrow. The weather here has been stormy. Yukky!!!!

Video.

Video.

Just what we need..a video of The Zelph collecting road apples...


..Connie,you ask for some weird things!

You guys say wierd things. I want the video of zelph burning "road apples".

He started it, with "buffalo chips".

At least, if I burn "buffalo chips" there are historical antecedents. But "horse apples". Now, that is wierd.

Horses have been on the North American Continent as long as the buffalo. Man has given names to their dung....chips, apples, pellets.

Historically, road apples have been burned also.