There is a time and place for shenanigans. (edit: THIS is that time and place)

[azurbanclucker]

Honestly I prefer Briggs, but a Tecscumbag is what I ended up with. Think we've derailed this thread good enough yet?

Prolly should ask the thread owner.

 

[Ifitaintbroke]

Prolly should ask the thread owner.

Nice deflection. Expertly done.

 

[BackroadGirl57]

Yeah. Good on ice.

Yeah.

Actually there's a good point hidden in there - if you're filling your own in-car NO2 bottles from a mother bottle, warming the mother and chilling the little one helps get the in-car bottle to take more.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Yeah.

Actually there's a good point hidden in there - if you're filling your own in-car NO2 bottles from a mother bottle, chilling the mother helps get the in-car bottle to take more.

Opposite. Heat the mother bottle, chill the small one. Having the recipient bottle cold means you get more liquefied nos into the bottle before heat causes it to expand. Also allows for a faster flow.

For use, having a bottle heater in the car gives more efficient and consistent gas expansion, because every shot you pop chills the bottle slightly and lowers the bottle pressure. Keeping the bottle warm helps keep the nos from cooling to the point it liquefies again and you you have no pressure.

"Chill to fill, heat to thrill."

This is all presuming you aren't filling someplace that has dropped the grand or so for a pump kit, which does a more consistent job filling bottles regardless of thermodynamics.

 

[BackroadGirl57]

Opposite. Heat the mother bottle, chill the small one. Having the recipient bottle cold means you get more liquefied nos into the bottle before heat causes it to expand. Also allows for a faster flow.

For use, having a bottle heater in the car gives more efficient and consistent gas expansion, because every shot you pop chills the bottle slightly and lowers the bottle pressure. Keeping the bottle warm helps keep the nos from cooling to the point it liquefies again and you you have no pressure.

"Chill to fill, heat to thrill."

This is all presuming you aren't filling someplace that has dropped the grand or so for a pump kit, which does a more consistent job filling bottles regardless of thermodynamics.

Fixed. Sorry, I'm tired and it's been a looooong day already. I tend to reverse order things when I'm tired. Including pouring water all over the table then setting the glass in it. Yes, really.

 

[sourland]

Fixed. Sorry, I'm tired and it's been a looooong day already. I tend to reverse order things when I'm tired. Including pouring water all over the table then setting the glass in it. Yes, really.

I've been known to pour coffee that way.

 

[notabitail]

I've been known to pour coffee that way.

Instant wake up.

 

[sourland]

Instant wake up.

I am admittedly sluggish in the morning. The Princess hits the ground cheerful and running - drives me nuts. Thankfully I generally get up before her.

 

[Brooks_]

I am admittedly sluggish in the morning. The Princess hits the ground cheerful and running - drives me nuts. Thankfully I generally get up before her.

No winning there. Wake up after - too late. Wake up before - I only got 2 sips of coffee. At least that's how it goes down for me.

 

[BackroadGirl57]

No winning there. Wake up after - too late. Wake up before - I only got 2 sips of coffee. At least that's how it goes down for me.

For me it goes

Wake up before anyone else, get told to quit being noisy. (I wake up hungry as a wolf and I'm looking for/trying to make breakfast.)

Wake up after everyone else (which I haven't done in months), "what kept you so long? Stay up too late?" and I grab whatever everyone else hasn't demolished and get to work. I always have stuff to fix around the house before I leave for work.