Went to the store today and picked up a few items as you can see. I found small baking pans, measuring cups a Alum 32oz bottle, allsorts and cotton string.

Having issues finding reasonably sized things to boil water in for kits I went outside the box and found these awesome different sized Baking pans. The smallest is about 3x2x1 inch. Also I got stainless steel measuring cups which I realized can easily serve the purpose. Not to mention with the measuring cups I have a small range of sizes to figure which fits better into what kit. The biggest is 1cup the smallest 1/4th cup I figure making a bowl out of alum foil it wouldnt end up much bigger then 1cup and I do realize 1/4th a cup aint much but I wasnt much going for the smallest of the pack.

I picked up a alum bottle for storing dry foods like Oatmeal and rice and a back of allsorts for well eating =D!

Cotton string i mainly picked up for wicking in candles and oil lamps of sorts.


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KK Got a pic of the marlin too now enjoy =D

I'll leg-wrestle you for the Allsorts.

P.S., I intend to win.

You dont want my awesome baking pans?!

Now there's a guy who loves his liquorice allsorts.
Boy does that bring back memories. Haven't eaten those since I was a kid.

You might want to take a minute - and explain to people here what they are.

Pete #2

All the best .... from Bertie !

Frisket, try the measuring cups first.

I had that idea once. I might have had to buy a new set of measuring cups for my grandmother after the handle of her 1 cup cup fell off...

Bertie Bassetts Liquorice Allsorts are useful for Calorific intake, intestinal comfort (constipation and vomiting), wide ranging anti-viral (effective against SARS), and also appetite suppression.

And then I'll beat you.
-Blast, 220 lbs, 38-inch inseams, runner, Allsorts lover.

Well, we'll just see. I've wrestled stringbeans before.

-Doug, 195 lbs, 34-inch inseam, snowshoer, size 12 EEE trotter, keeps hearing the theme to 'Rocky' when he cracks another beer

All quite correct. But you neglected to mention the SAR angle: "A draghound will follow aniseed from here to John o'Groat's."