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    Here's an item that may have a place in your pocket kit or belt kit.

    The larger size holds 5 oz.

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    those cups are great!!!... they take up very little room... put it in your hip pack along with some plastic tubing and a small sheet of folded poly and you got yourself a portable solar still...takes up very little room, creates your own water anywhere you go!!!!
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    When I was a kid they made the same kind of cup only it was plastic.
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    Cool, thanks for the link.
    I remember those, still have one of the plastic ones in the console of the truck.
    Has aspirins in the little pill box in the center
    Wonder if they still make the plastic ones? They were cheap and light.

    Also wonder if you could heat liquid in them, or would they expand and collapse.

    Each large BOB pack has a sierra cup, canteens have canteen cup, but I do like redundancy, and they are kinda cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick View Post
    When I was a kid they made the same kind of cup only it was plastic.
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    Cool, thanks for the link.
    I remember those, still have one of the plastic ones in the console of the truck.
    They still make the plastic ones. I have several. But if space is VERY limited (pocket kit) and you can't pack a pot or full sized titanium cup, I suspect that one of these stainless steel cups will hold up for a while if used as a small cooking/boiling vessel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick View Post
    When I was a kid they made the same kind of cup only it was plastic.

    B.S. When you were a kid, Plastic was not invented.......

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    Anyone have the fold flat cup that indexes into a cup.....?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hope View Post
    Anyone have the fold flat cup that indexes into a cup.....?
    Yeah. It's okay. Kinda' flimsy.
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    I have one of the bowls, it's ok but i wouldn't bet my life on it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    Yeah. It's okay. Kinda' flimsy.
    I have one some place. Does anyone still sell them......? They work good where the water is good to dip right from the creek...

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashdive123 View Post

    NO...that is not it.....It was flat, very, very flat, like two thin sheets of stainless steel, and you indexed them and it turned into a cup shaped some what like a cone. It was flat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hope
    B.S. When you were a kid, Plastic was not invented
    You know, you're right. Come to think of it, they were made from bark.
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    Not real sure BARK had yet been invented......

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    Quote Originally Posted by hope View Post
    Not real sure BARK had yet been invented......
    I think it had been invented, but it hadn't been named, yet.
    At that time, I think they were still calling it(and everything else) "ugh".
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    That was the Neanderthal guys. They "ughed" at everything. At first, we called it "no wipe, ouch". The ouch, of course, is onomatopoeic. (Do you know how long I've been waiting to use that word? Finally!)

    Hope, I've never seen the cup you're talking about I don't guess and I can't find anything on the net that resembles it. If you still have one and can find the manufacturer I'll see what I can come up with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick View Post
    That was the Neanderthal guys. They "ughed" at everything. At first, we called it "no wipe, ouch". The ouch, of course, is onomatopoeic. (Do you know how long I've been waiting to use that word? Finally!)
    Now, why would you use big ol' words like that, when talking to a dumb redneck??

    Hummpppfff, I wonder if Ken bitc*nwhine knows what it means?
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    These are made of plastic not steel but they work pretty well.
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