Re: Comparitive density of Chromo's crude vs 'Chromo Crude' . . . 
| October 22, 2017 06:16PM |
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GeorgeGaskill Wrote:
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> The beer would probably be heavier than
> the crude petroleum.
Most definitely true of my hearty GRAMPS Chromo Crude Triple Chocolate Stout -
It's definitely NOT a "cheap beer", as Willie so insultingly implies – just ask Rich Muth, who has sampled some of the same. OTOH, some of the 'tar sands' crudes, and other low-grade extracts of questionable net energy gain,* are supposedly heavier than water and may or may not outweigh my most excellent brew, which contains not only ~9% C2H5OH, but also significant quantities of dark chocolate and capsaicin . . .
- El Abuelo Loco, Greengo y Curmudgeoño de los Locomoturas Viejos y Verdes,
aka Der DünkelOlivGrünDampfKesselMantelLiebHabender Grossväterchen
* Net Energy: the energy produced by the fuel, minus the energy used to extract, process and transport it.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/22/2017 09:03PM by Russo Loco.
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> The beer would probably be heavier than
> the crude petroleum.
Most definitely true of my hearty GRAMPS Chromo Crude Triple Chocolate Stout -
It's definitely NOT a "cheap beer", as Willie so insultingly implies – just ask Rich Muth, who has sampled some of the same. OTOH, some of the 'tar sands' crudes, and other low-grade extracts of questionable net energy gain,* are supposedly heavier than water and may or may not outweigh my most excellent brew, which contains not only ~9% C2H5OH, but also significant quantities of dark chocolate and capsaicin . . .
- El Abuelo Loco, Greengo y Curmudgeoño de los Locomoturas Viejos y Verdes,
aka Der DünkelOlivGrünDampfKesselMantelLiebHabender Grossväterchen
* Net Energy: the energy produced by the fuel, minus the energy used to extract, process and transport it.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/22/2017 09:03PM by Russo Loco.
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