Dusty
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All that I care about is the price of the swapped tank. I don't care where it comes from or where it goes after I burn it. 
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Timber
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What what What ??? your no fun Dusty
patrick_g
Elite Member
GaryE, A person convinced against his will is of the same opinion still. An older version of "My mind is made up, don't confuse me with facts!"
No wonder I huffed and puffed above 11,000 feet back packing in the Sierras. I just thought it was the reduced density (lowered partial pressure of O2 starving my hemoglobin) and was blissfully unaware that the O2 drained out of the higher air down into the lower air kinda like the calories drain down out of the doughnuts on top (so always grab the one on top and don't get one off the bottom with all those calories in it.)
Pat
No wonder I huffed and puffed above 11,000 feet back packing in the Sierras. I just thought it was the reduced density (lowered partial pressure of O2 starving my hemoglobin) and was blissfully unaware that the O2 drained out of the higher air down into the lower air kinda like the calories drain down out of the doughnuts on top (so always grab the one on top and don't get one off the bottom with all those calories in it.)
Pat
Egon
Epic Contributor
Nope Pat! The reason you puffed and panted was because the Torch batteries were so heavy!
patrick_g
Elite Member
Egon said:Nope Pat! The reason you puffed and panted was because the Torch batteries were so heavy!
Allow me to take this opportunity to translate Egon's post from Canadian to American English.
In England and certain of its colonies a torch (electric torch) is a flashlight. Of course Egon also had inside information, not everyone knew I carried a 100 AH deep cycle battery to run the 200, 000, 000 candle power light I prefer for safety reasons.
Pat