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Post Fiend
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I just bought a 'new' one of them 'old style' Stanleys. Best thermos I ever owned. First had one back in the 80s in the Marines.....I even ran OVER that SOB one time.....Had a good dent in it, but kept my coffee piping hot all day.
The one I just got will have nothing BUT coffee in it. I'm going to get one of the shorter, wider 'soup' thermi for this winter for work. Great for chicker/rice....chicken/stars....etc..
The one I just got will have nothing BUT coffee in it. I'm going to get one of the shorter, wider 'soup' thermi for this winter for work. Great for chicker/rice....chicken/stars....etc..
and one 24 and one 32 ounce large mouth thermos for chunky type soups and the like.
The 24 ounce thermos even has the fold flat carry handle.
I now use them for camping. They are built for abuse.
They also make a pretty good weapon/projectile.
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It's a little hard to find the 100% stainless ones these days. I never liked the Stanleys that were stainless inside and painted green outside. But the all stainless ones were great. I prefer the Thermos brand.
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When someone says thermos, you normally think of the green ones.
At least I do.
They both do the job, just fine.
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Oh, I'm picking out a thermos for you .....
Not just any thermos for you .....
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I've been called worse.
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