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The Best ,Cheapest Allrounder Filler

05/06/2011 3:23 PM

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WHICH IS THE BEST,CHEAPEST,WATER SOLUBLE,INERT,FREELY AVAILABLE,

LIGHTEST WEIGHT LONGEST LIFE FILLER

WITH ANTI CAKING PROPERTIES

THANKS

REGARDS.
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Re: The bEST ,cheapest allrounder filler

05/06/2011 3:38 PM

This sounds like a commercial for those water soluble fiber drinks.

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05/06/2011 4:02 PM

Rereating a question will not result in a better answer.
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05/06/2011 4:18 PM

AIR.
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Re: The bEST ,cheapest allrounder filler

05/06/2011 4:29 PM

I looked through the LynDoor™ Industries catalog, and I cannot find anything that will meet all of your requirements.

I might have suggested Beerium™ (we use that for the bubbles in beer), but it must be stored in a container of liquid electricity and it cakes up pretty badly unless it is dissolved in flat beer.

Are there ANY other requirements that we should know about?

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Re: The Best ,cheapest all rounder filler

05/06/2011 5:17 PM

Ooh ooh I know,

pick me, pick me!!

Ahem, yes, Thank You

The cheapest filler available here at CR4 is Anonymous Posters (aka Guest) with imprecise questions.

Fewer calories, too.

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Re: The Best ,cheapest all rounder filler

05/06/2011 7:04 PM

Anything that makes me laugh like that has to be worth a GA!
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Re: The bEST ,cheapest allrounder filler

05/06/2011 10:32 PM

Sounds like you need some powdered unobtanium oxide.

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Re: The bEST ,cheapest allrounder filler

05/07/2011 2:47 AM

Look here for help!

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Re: The bEST ,cheapest allrounder filler

05/07/2011 2:58 AM

Your first post:

Sir

which is the best ,cheapest,freely available,inert,water soluble, lightest weight weight filler ?

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Your second post (on the same subject):

SIR,

WHICH IS THE BEST,CHEAPEST,WATER SOLUBLE,INERT,FREELY AVAILABLE,

LIGHTEST WEIGHT LONGEST LIFE FILLER

WITH ANTI CAKING PROPERTIES

THANKS

REGARDS.

Do you really think that just shouting will get you an answer?

My answer is SiO2

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Re: The Best ,Cheapest Allrounder Filler

05/07/2011 5:11 PM

Sponge cake. (Or does that flunk the anti-caking criterion?)

Newsletter Challenge:
Part 1- How many mutual incompatibilities were there in the first specification?
Part 2- How many other incompatibilities result from the new anti-caking spec?

As for shouting, I guess it works; this thread has more replies than the non-shouting one.

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