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Oct 27 2011 05:24pm
Have to write a 12-15 page research paper for my English IV class, and prepare a presentation.

Made the decision to write it on the topic " Can Renewable Energy Actually Power The World? ". In this paper I will compare conventional energy sources with renewable energy sources and draw a conclusion from statistical data, general public acceptance and the current developments in today's society.
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giving a big man hug to whoever finds me a nice ee L50-55 scale / leather with Magic Luck
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This post was edited by Moojilsuh on Oct 27 2011 06:50pm
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Oct 27 2011 07:11pm
A shout out to my bro Josh... :)

Sup UA :banana:
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Oct 27 2011 07:23pm
Anyone have any experience using a propane grill during the dead middle of winteR?

I feel like using my grill more, but wondering if winter will stop me?

I know propane has a very low freezing point, and I think it will flow up until -43 degrees F, but just wondering if anyone has any experience. Just want to make sure I'll be Okay with sub 32 degree F (0 degree C) temps.

:o
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Oct 27 2011 07:25pm
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Anyone have any experience using a propane grill during the dead middle of winteR?

I feel like using my grill more, but wondering if winter will stop me?

I know propane has a very low freezing point, and I think it will flow up until -43 degrees F, but just wondering if anyone has any experience.  Just want to make sure I'll be Okay with sub 32 degree F (0 degree C) temps.

:o



My dad puts the same wrap you put on old piping so it doesnt freeze in the winter on his tubes and valve for grille.
we usually grille out every year at least once , when there is about a foot of snow
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Oct 27 2011 07:35pm
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Oct 27 2011 07:36pm
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Oct 27 2011 07:37pm
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Oct 27 2011 07:38pm
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Oct 27 2011 07:39pm
Quote (MrMoJoRising @ Oct 27 2011 09:23pm)
Anyone have any experience using a propane grill during the dead middle of winteR?

I feel like using my grill more, but wondering if winter will stop me?

I know propane has a very low freezing point, and I think it will flow up until -43 degrees F, but just wondering if anyone has any experience.  Just want to make sure I'll be Okay with sub 32 degree F (0 degree C) temps.

:o


Coming a good 'ol canadian, its fine to grill in the winter.

I've never had a problem grilling, even during -15 to -20 degree C temperatures.
Mind you, I do have a higher end grill with good lines. But we use to grill all the time in the winter with an ancient grill.
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