I guess those are the cans you use to make the penny stove with ?
So a six-pack = 2 stoves....
And don't forget the flask of alcohol, suggested in other posts, to use as fuel for the stoves..
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Yes I do. I am not trying to insult Heiniken. I am asking why one would not want to drink fresh local beer especially when there are so many great breweries in Colorado.
I was in the beer business for almost 10 years and I am a former Beer Judge.

your right, drink local, fresh beer. ( Heineken tastes like it is 90%water)

(allthough I take a Belgian 'Hoegaarden' over the Heineken beer anyday)

Heard a great joke (please dont take it personal!!):

"What is the similarity between American beer and seks in a canoe?"

"Both f+++ing close to water!"

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(I realise not all US beer is [censored]!!)

That is a classic old joke but no longer true. Bud Miller and Coors yes but right now I am enjoying an Anderson Valley "hop Ottin" IPA.
Heavy water, Big beer.

Yes Hoegaarden is a good beer.

I was kidding - though I do like Heine.

Avalanche is my local favorite.

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My approach is all about layering. I got me a regular Batman Utility Belt. Except mine doesn't look as cool.

-- Craig