Yep, I remember that one. The trouble is that H&S now allows these people to get to breeding age and pass on their dumba** gene! Before they would have been weeded out of the gene pool at an earlier age.
Is white gas the same as super unleaded
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Yep, I remember that one. The trouble is that H&S now allows these people to get to breeding age and pass on their dumba** gene! Before they would have been weeded out of the gene pool at an earlier age.
I thought super-unleaded referred only to a higher octane rating - ie 97+ as opposed to 95. Some bikes and cars - eg the latest BMW bikes for example - recommend only super-unleaded for performance purposes. (and my son-in-law insists only putting super-unleaded in his massively-tuned Evo!) It will still have all the additives that 95 octane will, therefore being a bit iffy for stoves.
Having said all that, in emergencies I would have no problems at all running most of my "petrol" stoves on unleaded (I ran my Optimus 8 stove on unleaded for years back in the 70/80s with no issues at all - just drain a bit out of the bike's tank, as did all of my biking mates). However, I'd probably want to give the more modern ones like the Omnifuel a thorough cleaning afterwards, once the emergency was over....
And many Coleman stoves sell them as dual fuel - unleaded and Coleman fuel. Bearing in mind the litigious nature of American society, I can't see them doing that if it was going to create problems.
Having said all that, in emergencies I would have no problems at all running most of my "petrol" stoves on unleaded (I ran my Optimus 8 stove on unleaded for years back in the 70/80s with no issues at all - just drain a bit out of the bike's tank, as did all of my biking mates). However, I'd probably want to give the more modern ones like the Omnifuel a thorough cleaning afterwards, once the emergency was over....
And many Coleman stoves sell them as dual fuel - unleaded and Coleman fuel. Bearing in mind the litigious nature of American society, I can't see them doing that if it was going to create problems.
Bingo! I presume you are referring to the birds not being furry rather than the 'Angry Birds' app.!
Of course there is The North Pole, The South Pole and the Poles 'comin over ere, taking our jobs, workin ard and showin us all up, it ain't on I tell ya, it ain't on'
If you bite the head and tail off of a penguin, you can suck your coffee up through the middle.
All the wafer melts and turns into a warm and waffery chocolatey taste sensation.
Back to the original question though
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All the wafer melts and turns into a warm and waffery chocolatey taste sensation.
Back to the original question though
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Super unleaded would be a worse choice than normal unleaded as there are more additives used to up the octane rating. If you are in a sticky position for fuel then I would go for white spirit before unleaded petrol.
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If you bite the head and tail off of a penguin, you can suck your coffee up through the middle.
All the wafer melts and turns into a warm and waffery chocolatey taste sensation.
Back to the original question though
That is known as a Tim Tam orgasm in Australia as the don't have penguins there apart from the fairy penguins and they are to small to dip in your tea.
Nice one Res
A Kiwi girl showed me how she could s-s-s-suck the innards out of a p-p-p-penguin, never knew about Tim Tams. They sound ace-better than our Penguins.Googling it suggests sucking Baileys or better still, whiskey through 'em. Inspired.
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