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Re: Questions about cooler and cups
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01/12/04 05:39 PM
01/12/04 05:39 PM
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Since we're from Omaha, I always take a soft-sided cooler full of steaks along (packed inside checked baggage)--a big hit on the grill on the beach. Once they're in the fridge, the cooler gets used all week, filled with Belikins and Fanta sodas. Then we shove the wet clothes from the last morning in the cooler and it goes back in packed bags for the trip home. Durn handy, IMO.
* I Go Pogo *
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Re: Questions about cooler and cups
#78390
01/12/04 05:40 PM
01/12/04 05:40 PM
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Joined: Apr 2002
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Since we're from Omaha, I always take a soft-sided cooler full of steaks along (packed inside checked baggage)--a big hit on the grill on the beach. Once they're in the fridge, the cooler gets used all week, filled with Belikins and Fanta sodas. Then we shove the wet clothes from the last morning in the cooler and it goes back in packed bags for the trip home. Durn handy, IMO.
* I Go Pogo *
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Re: Questions about cooler and cups
#78391
01/12/04 09:14 PM
01/12/04 09:14 PM
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GRAFFICE
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IF YOU DON'T HAVE A ROOM WITH A FRIDGE THE COOLAPSABLE COOLER IS A MUST!!! IT LET'S YOU KEEP SOME BEERS CHILLY IN THE ROOM OR CAN BE USED FOR THOSE BEACH WALKS WHEN THE NEXT ESTABLISHMENT MIGHT BE 50 YARDS(METERS) AWAY........ENJOY
YA CAN'T PUT A PRICE ON A GOOD TIME
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Re: Questions about cooler and cups
#78393
01/21/04 01:08 PM
01/21/04 01:08 PM
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Joined: May 2001
Posts: 266 Atlanta, GA, USA
Seaislegal
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Yep, as Jan said we did the soft sided cooler as a carry on and it did come in real handy. Since it was soft sided and had good padding it was a good carry on for my Camcorder and such.
We also had some insulated cups with lids for golf cart riding... hitting a road bump and spilling your Beliken or Frozen drink really sucks (as we'd learned the prior year) so the cups worked much better and kept the drinks colder longer as well.
We had beachfront rooms with fridges but it was still handier to have the cooler to take some Belikens to the beach, on a boat ride or wherever.
Jello shots are easy to make (just make sure you aren't sloshed when you make them and grab the 151 instead of the regular rum... an oops I made last year!)
Take down Jello of whatever flavor you like, then its one cup of hot water and one cup of vodka, rum or booze of choice. Basically you substitute the alchohol for the cold water. Some folks add a half packet of Knox Gelatin too if they want them real solid.
Places like Sams Club sells the little cups and lids that are the best for jello shots. I just took some of them down with me last year.
Hope this helps! Andrea in Atlanta
Andrea in Atlanta
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