SA6. I'm pretty sure it'll be more... something... than my E4.

Finally got myself a pair of good sunglasses

The first thing you do when you got up out of bed ?

Did you hit that streets a-runnin and try to beat the masses?

Finally got myself a pair of good sunglasses

I guess if by 'good' you mean overpriced plastic, but mainstream ghey.

A case of 2002 Longoria Syrah 1/2 bottles. It was less that $6/btl.

iPhone 3G 16gb black with case

pass pearl boards

Ditto....

and for the vinyl rig...

Ice and more ice. Need to keep the drinks cold when you're at the park from 10am-8pm.

Ice and more ice. Need to keep the drinks cold when you're at the park from 10am-8pm.

Add salt with the ice. It will keep the water/ice cold for days.

Doesn't that just lower the freezing temperature therefore turning more of the ice to liquid? If the rate of thermal loss (insulation) doesn't change I don't think adding salt will have much effect.

Who wants salty ice cubes anyway?

I just bought a suckitstefan cable. Paid for it anyway.

Green tea sampler #1

Green tea sampler #2

Large ingenuiTea loose tea maker (w/almost free pitcher and more green tea sampler)

Who wants salty ice cubes anyway?

Margaritas?

Add salt with the ice. It will keep the water/ice cold for days.

Doesn't that just lower the freezing temperature therefore turning more of the ice to liquid? If the rate of thermal loss (insulation) doesn't change I don't think adding salt will have much effect.

What Nate said makes sense to me.

We held a fun sporting competition yesterday at a local park for the NY chapters of my Fraternity. Dodgeball, basketball and handball. Selling drinks is so profitable when you're buying Poland Spring from BJ's or Costco!

Doesn't that just lower the freezing temperature therefore turning more of the ice to liquid? If the rate of thermal loss (insulation) doesn't change I don't think adding salt will have much effect.

You're right. But the ice that eventually turns to water stays pretty darn cold. This is what we used to do on our 3-4 day canoe trips. The beer was still cold on the last day even though the cooler was all water at that point.

You're right. But the ice that eventually turns to water stays pretty darn cold. This is what we used to do on our 3-4 day canoe trips. The beer was still cold on the last day even though the cooler was all water at that point.

The big questions is: why do you have beer left on the last day?

The big questions is: why do you have beer left on the last day?

We have to drink in the canoe man.

We have to drink in the canoe man.

I'm dissapointed. It should all have been gone by then.

I'm dissapointed. It should all have been gone by then.

True true.

You're right. But the ice that eventually turns to water stays pretty darn cold. This is what we used to do on our 3-4 day canoe trips. The beer was still cold on the last day even though the cooler was all water at that point.

The only thing I can see it helping with is transfer of the cold to the beverage since with everything as a liquid you get much higher conductivity. Myth Busters actually did a piece on something like this. Their question was what was the fastest way to cool something down, saltwater + ice was the answer.

There's one reason to watch Myth Busters, and it's not the two guys, nor is it the science...

Well, the guys can be funny, and the science can be pretty fun, too...

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