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[Blknight.aus]

Having a 44 in the back doesn't count.

does 200l in the back 160l underneath and 2Kl in the trailer count?

That gets you from brisbane to katherine and lets you drive round for a few months.

[V8Ian]

does 200l in the back 160l underneath and 2Kl in the trailer count?

That gets you from brisbane to katherine and lets you drive round for a few months.

Home brew?

[cuppabillytea]

Home brew?

Must be. Guinness doesn't travel.

[Blknight.aus]

Home brew?

well not all of it, thats what the 200l was for, just in case the batch was bad.

didnt have to pay for that tho, amazing what you can make with a set of spanners and a "yeah, I can do that" attitude.

[V8Ian]

I used to carry 121,800 litres at a time, give or take 150 litres.
I could travel from Karumba-Eromanga-Altona-Birkenhead-Karumba, without buying fuel.

[cuppabillytea]

I used to carry 121,800 litres at a time, give or take 150 litres.
I could travel from Karumba-Eromanga-Altona-Birkenhead-Karumba, without buying fuel.

A lot of other people wouldn't be buying fuel either.

[carlschmid2002]

My work ride burns 600L an hour. I have done 6 hours non- stop but it wouldn't hover when we took off.

[V8Ian]

does 200l in the back 160l underneath and 2Kl in the trailer count?

That gets you from brisbane to katherine and lets you drive round for a few months.

I used to carry 121,800 litres at a time, give or take 150 litres.
I could travel from Karumba-Eromanga-Altona-Birkenhead-Karumba, without buying fuel.

I think we've got the kid beat, Dave.

[carlschmid2002]

i could see this happening to me.

Last night my kids and I were sitting in the living room and I said to them,
"I never want to live in a vegetative state, dependant on some machine and fluids from a bottle. If that ever happens, just pull the plug."
They got up, unplugged my computer and threw out the wine!!
The little ...,,,,,,,,,,

[Toxic_Avenger]

That's a tricky subject. I'm sure we all have mixed emotions about euthanasia.
Sadly, at work, I have had a few cylinders returned by police forensics after they were used for the purposes of ending one's own life

One elderly gent wanted 'a small portable nitrogen bottle' to 'help his plants grow', and asking specific details about how fast the gas comes out, how long it might last etc.
After explaining that plants do not require gaseous nitrogen for growth (usually it's CO2 in large greenhouses - nitrogen is gained through fertilizers etc), he promtly decided to abort the conversation...

Max dog brewing is a company started by Philip Nitsche where you can buy nitrogen for the purposes of brewing beer. Strangely enough, I've never heard of beer brewing requiring a medlical flow regulator and a nasal cannula...

There needs to be some dignity in it, how we as a society ethically get there is probably the biggest hurdle... as people with a will will find a way.