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Here's some good looking pellets….

Discussion in 'The Pellet Bag' started by krooser, Nov 13, 2013.

  1. krooser

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    their price,
    FOB Price:EUR 120 - 200 / Ton conversion is $160 to $268 a ton. The medium income was stated as a broad range in Tunisia from 4,800 TND to 12,000 TND or $6,240 to $15,600. I don't know how they can afford pellets or much else at that rate.
     
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    Those pellets look like cow dung run thru a die...
     
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    What did you expect in pellets from Tunisia......wood??:rolleyes:
     
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    I'll have some dropped off at your place… see if they pass the smell test.
     
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    Thanks friend.......:confused:
     
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    That's kemo-sabe to you…

    For those of you in Rio Linda...
    kemosabe
    friend
    Tonto often referred to the Lone Ranger as kemosabe