Andre, nothing yet. The tank is being made in South Korea, and then it gets carried to the port via donkey, and then shipped from Korea on a tramp steamer, which has to make a prior stop in Tierra Del F-ing Fuego, first. Ask me again in January.
Hobo Jungle
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Hev, Holy Cr*p!!
Andre, nothing yet. The tank is being made in South Korea, and then it gets carried to the port via donkey, and then shipped from Korea on a tramp steamer, which has to make a prior stop in Tierra Del F-ing Fuego, first. Ask me again in January.
Andre, nothing yet. The tank is being made in South Korea, and then it gets carried to the port via donkey, and then shipped from Korea on a tramp steamer, which has to make a prior stop in Tierra Del F-ing Fuego, first. Ask me again in January.
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The Dirt wrote:Hev, Holy Cr*p!!![]()
Andre, nothing yet. The tank is being made in South Korea, and then it gets carried to the port via donkey, and then shipped from Korea on a tramp steamer, which has to make a prior stop in Tierra Del F-ing Fuego, first. Ask me again in January.
Uff!!
A.
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Thanksfagivgafiggafragiking is here in Maine! 16 degrees? Bring it on! We're cozyfied inside.




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Pete, if you can locate the leak in the tank, I know how to fix it for a few dollars. My Chevrolet tank had a leak where the filler tube met the tank. I used POR paint and it has held for 10 years. I've even repaired steel sinks and plumbing bits with this paint. I bet Mitch knows about it.
That a life will be spent gaining inches,
When this distance is read in miles.
When this distance is read in miles.
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Tramp, You're right! Those slippers do look better on your legs then mine! Go ahead and keep 'em!!!

Running that red block Charlie.
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Daisy:
Do your tracks come apart or how do you keep them from coming apart.
Jim
Do your tracks come apart or how do you keep them from coming apart.
Jim
KEEP IT ON THE RIGHT TRACK=========================
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Hhmmm, is that a new Persian rug we see there, Ms. Daisy, functioning as a central lake, no doubt?
I only remember the broad-planks floor (envy envy...) 
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Simon, the Guard Cat.
Keeps his friends close, and his ammo closer.

Keeps his friends close, and his ammo closer.
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The Dirt wrote:Simon, the Guard Cat....
Absolutely LOVE dem kitties!
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Murph, he is a good kitty. He was a 'drop-off' at an area farm, and I got wind of him via an 'information-alley' bulletin board at work.
I had had two Siamese cats for umpteen years, inseparable, and when the older one died, the other was dead in little more than a month, I swear of a broken heart.
So this guy materialized, and I brought him home as a surprise for the kids. They named him 'Simon', which proved apt, as every time you would walk past a chair or sofa under which he was lurking, he would leap out and assassinate your foot or ankle, after which the kids would shriek "You've been Simonized!".
I guess we've proven ourselves adequate as owners, as he has decided that we're sufficiently worthy, in our feeding, caring, and adoring him, that he's been willing to stick around, so long as we understand that our tenure as owners remains on a permanent probationary basis.
In the meantime, he gets to sleep with a babe...

or wherever he wants...

and even has the dog serving as a pillow.

I had had two Siamese cats for umpteen years, inseparable, and when the older one died, the other was dead in little more than a month, I swear of a broken heart.
So this guy materialized, and I brought him home as a surprise for the kids. They named him 'Simon', which proved apt, as every time you would walk past a chair or sofa under which he was lurking, he would leap out and assassinate your foot or ankle, after which the kids would shriek "You've been Simonized!".
I guess we've proven ourselves adequate as owners, as he has decided that we're sufficiently worthy, in our feeding, caring, and adoring him, that he's been willing to stick around, so long as we understand that our tenure as owners remains on a permanent probationary basis.
In the meantime, he gets to sleep with a babe...
or wherever he wants...
and even has the dog serving as a pillow.
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I bet Mitch knows about it.
Saaaay, what HAS happened to Mitch? He's tailed off ever since his trip to Canada. I'll bet it's the cumulative result of eating too much fish. I hear he's eatin' it breakfast lunch and supper and two snacks in between, had it filleted and sauteed, breaded buttered battered broiled and barbequed, fried and fricaseed, curried deviled and creamed, he's been eating fish nuggets, fish burgers, and fish cubed sliced chopped and diced, even had fish-in-a-pita and fish-on-a-f*ing-stick.
Hey bro, ya listening? It's not too late! Get yerself out to yer local greasy spoon, and order a heaping double-platter of sausage, eggs, toast, and potatoes, OJ and coffee! You'll be better and back out on the rails with the rest of us losers in no time!
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I love that Simon, such a cutie. And check out your lantern here, heading up the mast in the howling sleet blizzard at the front of this kickass wtf is global warming winter of 08:


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Tramp, do you still use the old cast iron radiators for heating? They bring back memories of the ones in my old home in Geneva, N.Y. ! I wish I had a dollar for every crayon I melted on them during the winters!!!! 
Running that red block Charlie.
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highrailjon wrote:....the old cast iron radiators for heating? They bring back memories ....I wish I had a dollar for every crayon I melted on them during the winters!!!!
You too?!!! Me too! Why did we do that - did we simply forget those radiators were so lethal to crayons and just found their groves handy for holding art supplies? I thought I was the only one who did that kind of stunt.
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The Dirt wrote:I bet Mitch knows about it.
Saaaay, what HAS happened to Mitch? ...
Hey bro, ya listening? ...
I was just wondering that, too, these past couple of days! Anybody who has motto's such as (I think I got these right):
It's better to have loved and lost than to live w/ a psycho the rest of your life."
and
If a man says something in a forest and no woman is around, is he still wrong?
Priceless attitude. No fear.
A guy who can come up w/ that sort of wisdom is surely missed by all like-minded independent thinkers. In fact, he was one of the voices that convinced me, early on, that I was visiting a forum I would find very comfortable and decided to stay.
Plus, discussions w/ him in them are all the more interesting.
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