Eladiun wrote on Jan 30^th, 2012 at 6:34pm:


Any and all posts hereafter are dead to me...thread is won & done

Ironical the Bionicle wrote on Jan 30^th, 2012 at 6:24pm:


And here you are coming for a reach around....You know what it is, but you still want to join in.....

Coldest I have ever been in was roughly  -76.  I was outside for several hours as well.

Yeah, it was -56 where I live.  I don't live off seals.  The coastline is warmer.  The water helps regulate the temp and keep it more balanced.  I live in the more remote colder areas outside fairbanks and north pole.  I also have a place to stay in Tok.  Anyways, I live off moose, buffalo, and fish.  Life is goooooooood.  All I need is more money 

Gasoline does not freeze at -32 C.  It freezes far closer to -97 F, or -71 C.  Some argue it freezes at around -50 C.

Seeing as I live in alaska, and my car starts just fine at -56 C, or -70 F, I can confirm this with experience.

The only stoves I ever see though use propane.  Propane has a freezing point of -187 C, or -304 F.

Now, if you are talking about some type or form of diesel fuel, that shit freezes at -20 F.  This is why only rich people own diesels as you must keep them running when not in a garage.

Epoch wrote on Jan 31^st, 2012 at 6:32am:


it's some mix of butane/propane and when I said freezing I actually meant staying liquid and not wanting to come out to be lighted by the match. 

edit : the mistake is that in Frog gaz = means some kind of butane, propane, ... or mix of.
and gasoline is known as essence . ( leaded, unleaded, bio-shit, your choice )
diesel is known as diesel, gaz-oil or mazout. ( first one in cars, second one in trucks, third one to heat houses, but it's the same shit. )

stainer wrote on Jan 30^th, 2012 at 12:16pm:


Do you check his temp with a Rectal Thermometer ?