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gmoneyluv gmoneyluv Most of the time when Ghost Pepper is on the label its kind of wimpy. This was the real deal great flavor and lots of heat. I cut it thin and ate it on German Rye bread I picked up at Karl Ehmers Deutsche Fleisch shop. Boy oh boy!!!!!

Sounds perfect! Any "after effects?"
 
Woke up to 17 F this morning and won't be above freezing until Wednesday. That's darn cold for us rootin' tootin' Texans!
 
Woke up to 17 F this morning and won't be above freezing until Wednesday. That's darn cold for us rootin' tootin' Texans!
I was surprised when I woke up and it was -12° out. Still just 4°.
 
Haven't seen double digit temps in over a week besides negative double digits.


Jeremy
 
Haven't seen double digit temps in over a week besides negative double digits.


Jeremy

Me neither, but I switched my weather app to celsius a while ago.

Side note, this is my 1000th post in the BK&T subforum. What is wrong with me?
 
Me neither, but I switched my weather app to celsius a while ago.

Side note, this is my 1000th post in the BK&T subforum. What is wrong with me?
I hear ya man. I only have 17,216 posts here.
 
That's it? :D
Yep, and these last ones have been building up very slowly. Used to be a fast paced place here. I think Ethan needs to tease us with a new, upcoming blade. ;)
 
Was thinking of purchasing a propane heater for the cabin. Be nice to have something to turn on, as soon as you walk into a cold cabin. Was looking into a "ventless", but that's deceiving. Price is good, is about all. I would like to purchase a direct vent lp, but damn, they're pricey. Keep looking on Craigslist, I guess.
 
My grandpa recently mentioned getting a couple dyna-glo heaters for the house and garage. I have never heard of them, but he seems to think they are pretty good.
 
My grandpa recently mentioned getting a couple dyna-glo heaters for the house and garage. I have never heard of them, but he seems to think they are pretty good.

Picked up a single head Mr Heater for my nephews ice fishing shack. It has 3 different BTU outputs. But I forgot what they are. He loves it out in the garage and the ice shack.
 
My grandpa recently mentioned getting a couple dyna-glo heaters for the house and garage. I have never heard of them, but he seems to think they are pretty good.

Picked up a single head Mr Heater for my nephews ice fishing shack. It has 3 different BTU outputs. But I forgot what they are. He loves it out in the garage and the ice shack.
Was checking out both of these brands. These are what I was interested in, as the price was right, until I found out they kill the oxygen in the air. From what I've been reading, they are dangerous. The "cheaper" ones I'm interested now, the direct vent models, start in the $500-600 range, up to a few thousand. I'll just stick with the wood heat. The wood heat works great, but I was looking for something to heat it until the wood got going good, or, of course, if I ran out of wood, a back up heat source.
 
a glass raised to spirits passed

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@Bladite, this has me enormously intrigued! The few times I have had the occasion to sip Bruichladdich have been memorably pleasant, but none of them were of this particular type and vintage. I have never heard of an "unpeated" Islay, dare I say, Sacrilege?!

In all seriousness, I'd love to hear your tasting notes on this. I might have to educate myself on the nature of unpeated Islays.... Seems like an oxymoron.
 
Was checking out both of these brands. These are what I was interested in, as the price was right, until I found out they kill the oxygen in the air. From what I've been reading, they are dangerous. The "cheaper" ones I'm interested now, the direct vent models, start in the $500-600 range, up to a few thousand. I'll just stick with the wood heat. The wood heat works great, but I was looking for something to heat it until the wood got going good, or, of course, if I ran out of wood, a back up heat source.

for short term and/or supplemental heat, they're fine -- especially since I suspect your cabin isn't totally air-tight.
the mr heater blue flame units even have a "low o2" shut-off switch.
turn it on, get the cabin heating up while you haul stuff in and fire up the wood stove, then turn it back off.
 
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