<<> << I have talked to a few people that would love to try out the glycerin > on there cement driveways.">> > > You might get stuck in a cement driveway but if you just add water, sand > and gravel and stir, voila....concrete.
Yes, you are correct, people generally have concrete driveways, wiseguy.>> This brings up a burning question that has been keeping me up nights of late. The street in front of my house, as one example, is a material made at the asphalt plant. Sometimes call blacktop, or chipseal (cheap and dirty) or asphalt. So why is it when the TV newsreaders are breathlessly recounting some minor happening at the local flugplatz (mandatory MB talk), they always blather about "the TARMAC". All the pavement (excluding the runways, one assumes) is tarmac tarmac tarmac. Yes, I know, short for tar macadam. So what? It's bleeding asphalt. What did I do with those little yellow ones? RLE
