My grill is a causality of the ice

[Jim]

Originally Posted by SirMoby

So Jim, what kind of grill you got?

I'm with Mr.Yum. Weber Gensis Silver

It is a big ass Vermont American with all the sweet, sweet features you would ever want. The built in smoker, infared rotisserie. And I could take it to 600 degrees in 15 minutes.

All gone now...

And Cleo, assuming that ice is heavy, the chunk was about 3 feet by 6 feet and about 2 feet thick. How much do you think it weighed?

[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by Cleo

How do you know that the ice weighed in at 500 pounds?...

The grill has a scale

I used to cook outside all year round until I wised up & let The Bitch talk me into getting a big ass Weber range-top with a built in grill

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by Jim

And Cleo, assuming that ice is heavy, the chunk was about 3 feet by 6 feet and about 2 feet thick. How much do you think it weighed?

Now this is the only time European metric measures are better that old style feet/pounds/pints. Because if you know the size of the ice in metres, it is supposedly easy to convert it into volume in litres or weight in kilogrammes.

But don't ask me to do it, I still work in imperial measures (British pound/feet/pints)

[Jim]

Originally Posted by ecchi

Now this is the only time European metric measures are better that old style feet/pounds/pints. Because if you know the size of the ice in metres, it is supposedly easy to convert it into volume in litres or weight in kilogrammes.

But don't ask me to do it, I still work in imperial measures (British pound/feet/pints)

I know...I looked to find a formula for the weight of ice. I know a gallon of ice weighs 8.8 pounds. But, how big is a gallon of ice?

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by Jim

I know...I looked to find a formula for the weight of ice. I know a gallon of ice weighs 8.8 pounds. But, how big is a gallon of ice?

Would that be an American gallon or a British gallon?