Guys
I really appreciate the advice you're posting here.
The road(s) I'm fading on are typically very steep, long descents, with
plenty of hairpin bends which require frequent further reductions in speed.
Travelling these descents in 2nd gear would have my engine screaming.
But actually, I
All that, and in DC you will need to get 16 permits, pay off various
govt inspectors and authorities, get taxed outrageously, and donate to
reelection campaigns to keep the crooks in office.
--R
Max Dillon wrote:
How about calling your business Global Warming-R-Us? You see, composting will
Ok Don wrote: Snook was looking for a nice SDL --- ended up with a Caddy ---
sometimes you just can't win.
True. But, I paid less than half what Loren wanted for his SDL and it has MUCH
less than half the mileage.
Donald H. Snook
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Rich wrote: Actually I think my dad's Deville I have has some sort of magnetic
shock set up that varies the stiffness depending on what is going on, but I'm
not sure. It rides pretty easy on the road but when pushed actually handles
very well and does not wallow much (unlike my earlier
Lt Don wrote: Not sure what driving is like down there, but here it is often
mind-numbing hours upon hours of just holding onto the steering wheel and
listening to the radio while zipping along the Interstate highway system. For
as much as us Benz folks like to trash it, the Caddy does that
Well, I guess you can still Hope to Change back to a Benz. Maybe you
can get someone to make up a red/blue cartoon of Karl Benz gazing
messianically up to the sky, with the word Hope beneath it, and stick
it in the back window of the Cad.
--R
Donald Snook wrote:
Lt Don wrote: Not sure what
My son is a vegan, has a buffed physique, and doesn't wear leather. He
rescues and fosters animals (pets) but is anything but a radical.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 11:03 PM, Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Go the link I provided then get back to me.
If it has lungs, I don't eat it. If
Please also check the brake booster hose for leaks or cracks. Mine broke
into two halves, and boy was braking the car hard after that!
!
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:56 AM, Euan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys
I really appreciate the advice you're posting here.
The road(s) I'm fading on are
1. No
2. No
3. No - in fact, property taxes are below those in MD where we lived
before. It is irksome to lack representation in Congress, however (this
will soon change).
4. Yes, I do donate to various partisan causes but never to crooks. This
activity has borne fruit (pending the results of
And what does Loren have to say about this?
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 8:54 AM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok Don wrote: Snook was looking for a nice SDL --- ended up with a Caddy
--- sometimes you just can't win.
True. But, I paid less than half what Loren wanted for his SDL and it
Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Well, I guess you can still Hope to Change back to a Benz. Maybe you
can get someone to make up a red/blue cartoon of Karl Benz gazing
messianically up to the sky, with the word Hope beneath it, and stick
it in the back window of the Cad.
Meanwhile
Certainly it should be flushed. The chances of boiling water in the
fluid is drastically lowered with vented rotors :)
-Rolf
Loren Faeth wrote:
and all that has no effect if you have water in the brake fluid!
Flush our the old fluid! CHANGE THE FLUID! Use ONLY the right
stuff! DOT4!
At
*2. There was a similar photo assembly from the UN side of Afghanistan,
German, Canadians and others. Equally picturesque.
-Rolf
Gary Hurst wrote:
some really good images there.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 8:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I kinda like that mayor y'all had, the one that got busted with hookers
smoking crack or snorting coke or whatever, who staged a big comeback
after doing his penance. Marion Barry, that's the guy, a stellar mayor,
very popular! Weren't there bribes mixed in there too? (Maybe that is
Buddy
Euan wrote:
The road(s) I'm fading on are typically very steep, long descents, with
plenty of hairpin bends which require frequent further reductions in speed.
Sounds like you need to look into Rolf's W126 upgraded brake setup.
IIRC, it is bolt on. The vented rotors will really help cool
What happened to Kaleb's no politics rule?
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
www.kegkits.com
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT business
Rich Thomas wrote:
All that, and in DC you will need to get 16 permits, pay off various
govt inspectors and authorities, get taxed outrageously, and donate to
reelection campaigns to keep the crooks in office.
Kind of like Mexico, eh?
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andrew strasfogel wrote:
3. No - in fact, property taxes are below those in MD where we lived
before. It is irksome to lack representation in Congress, however (this
will soon change).
You're moving, or the 'conspiracy theorists' are correct when they say that the
socialists are planning to
I make no claims for Mass. politicians. Also, Mayor Barry is so very last
millennium. The D.C. government has really cleaned up its act since he left
office.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 10:20 AM, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rich Thomas wrote:
All that, and in DC you will need to get 16
I have no idea what you're talking about. What has PR to do with this?
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 10:23 AM, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
andrew strasfogel wrote:
3. No - in fact, property taxes are below those in MD where we lived
before. It is irksome to lack representation in
I've never driven a 126 (well, moved one in a driveway once but that doesn't
really count) but I have spent significant time in 2 different Cadillac CTSs.
The first would have been an '03, the other was an '04, both were six kinds of
awesome...
My wife knew an older lady who needed her car
You on banned lite yet?
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I am still waiting for input regarding a good business model for creating a
100 percent safe and effective municipal composting program solely for the
region's restaurants and coffee shops. How this veered off into a political
discussion is beyond me.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 10:27 AM, John
Your thread was hijacked.
Thanks,
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT business idea - was
It does not exist.
You need to collect stuff that is highly distributed and low volume.
You will need to give them containers to store the stuff in. It will be
more effort for the source to separate and deal with it, so you might
have to pay them. You need a place and equipment to compost
andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I am still waiting for input regarding a good business model for creating a
100 percent safe and effective municipal composting program solely for the
region's restaurants and coffee shops.
You've gotten what you paid for.
Seriously, if it were so
It's a great model, you just have to find the right market. Small
Caribbean countries that lack good topsoil and sewage infrastructure
would be very appreciative of someone stepping up to organize an
effort like this. Unfortunately, the US comes in about dead last in
the world when it comes to
Loren wrote: Nope. Just what has become an annual trip to the gulf to escape
the ice and snow for a few days. My daughter wants to find work in the gulf
coast area after she graduates in May.
Say hello to my parents while you are down there. They live in Biloxi. John
and Betty Snook.
Allen wrote: Meanwhile replace the Cadillac coat of arms hood ornament with
a Star, as well.
I have seen that done. I think I will keep it stock. It is a real shame when
people take Mercedes or buicks or Cadillacs, or whatever kind of car and put
crap all over them and modify them (usually
andrew strasfogel wrote:
I have no idea what you're talking about. What has PR to do with this?
I was just reading a diatribe this weekend, in which a fellow claimed the
Obaminoids were plotting to increase their power by granting statehood to the
presumably socialist residents of DC and
Curt Raymond wrote:
I were in the market for a big cruiser and had some money to spend I'd surely
give the CTS at try...
CTS or DTS?
The CTS is the replacement for the Catera (the Caddy that Zigs!), and the DTS is
the replacement for The Donald's new ride. I would expect 'reasonable mpg' for
I drove the new (to me) Cadillac this weekend. We had a four drive to the in
law's house, then on Friday we drove to KC (2 hours) to see the Mizzou v. Ku
game at arrowhead on Saturday, then drove back to In law's house, then left on
Sunday to drive back to Wichita. I can report that I love
OK, my last comment on the subject.
My wife in a previous life was residuals program manager for the Boston
Harbor Project, the new wastewater treatment facility for the greater
Boston area back in the 90s. It was a huge project, her job was dealing
with the leftovers (sludge). If you ever
Tell me Rich, do you see any down sides to it? :)
Harry
It does not exist.
You need to collect stuff that is highly distributed and low volume.
You will need to give them containers to store the stuff in. It will be
more effort for the source to separate and deal with it, so you might
because composting releases CO2, and according to Albore, the
almighty expert on everything, releasing CO2 kills the
planet. Someone on the list merely pointed out the hypocrisy. It is
not political, other than albore belongs to a political party.
At 09:37 AM 12/1/2008, you wrote:
I am
It is all in perspective.
A 50k mile caddy is 1/3 spent, if the average lifespan of a caddy is
150k miles. That would leave you 100k useable miles.
An SDL with 250k and no rust is 1/4 spent, figuring a lifespan of 1
million. That leaves 750k to go.
The cost of ownership of the SDL is
Try it on a middle grade of gasoline. My HHR gets 15% better fuel mileage when
run on 91 0ctane and it runs better. I track all my fuel on spreadsheet in my
PALM. If Middle test is less that 10% premium, that's what I feed it.
Pete
-- Original message --
Doubt its going to happen. I compost all or nearly all our food waste and
realize that many (most?) people would freak at the idea. People get really
freaked out by the idea of today's rotting food being tomorrow's high grade
compost.
So I presume you could get all your raw materials for free
I forget, its been a long time. CTS I think, the CTS was the more sporty car.
Still a big car by my estimation. The Hyundi Elantra is considered mid size
now by Avis and the CTS is bigger than that.
Fuel economy.gov says 16-25 for auto trans and regular fuel. I only ever put
regular fuel in
http://dieselenginetrader.com/
CM
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300Dt/'85 300Dt Cali (parting out)/'87 190E 2.3 (parting out)
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This was an link i found on dieselenginetrader.com It is a series of
Life magazine photos of GM's diesel exhibit in 1955. Interesting!
http://viewlinerltd.blogspot.com/2008/12/1955-general-motors-powerama-exhibit.html
Loren Faeth
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After much thinking, I believe I will be selling the '77 300D and the '87
Acura Legend and hunting down a '98 or'99 E300D to buy. Anyone have
advice/input for me? Anyone know where a nice, reasonably priced one is?
Bob R.
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Donald H. Snook wrote:
True. But, I paid less than half what Loren wanted for his
SDL and it has MUCH less than half the mileage.
Loren wrote:
It is all in perspective.
The cost of ownership of the SDL
Ahh. But you plan to keep your car. Don is likely to sell his
next week.
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Very good input - thanks!
I don't see the solution as massive centralized composting facilities but in
developing a cadre of back yard gardneners on how to recycle their organic
yard and kitchen waste. Or maybe get the schools involved?
My local D.C. Whole Foods has its own liquid composter
I think the two of you need a time out.
Besides, my compost bins generate good CO2.
ALS
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 12:12 PM, Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
because composting releases CO2, and according to Albore, the almighty
expert on everything, releasing CO2 kills the planet. Someone
Touche!
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 3:38 PM, Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Donald H. Snook wrote:
True. But, I paid less than half what Loren wanted for his
SDL and it has MUCH less than half the mileage.
Loren wrote:
It is all in perspective.
The cost of ownership of the SDL
I'm jumping in late here, so not sure what's been talked about. We have
green boxes here. Well, we have every known colour of box set out on the
kirbside. lol. Green is for compost. Lot of ppl here with gardens, will
still throw the easy compost stuff in their own composter. We have to mulch
$tarbuck$ gives away their used coffee grounds in big bags, my wife
would drag those home now and again to throw in the composter and to
spread right on the plants dirt, I think it had some sort of repellent
qualities (for bugs). You could probably fill up your car with that
stuff with a
By using the term business model I am not suggesting that a profit can be
turned on the composting of garbage!
BTW, where is this enlightened burg that you call home? Maybe I should move
there!
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 5:01 PM, E M [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm jumping in late here, so not
Friend of mine has some computers he would like to donate to a women's
shelter to provide web browsing, email, other basic stuff.
They would probably not run XP well/at all, and certainly the Win98 on
them now is not secure or suitable for semi-public use.
Looked at Damn Small Linux, is there
Yes, but it is a royal PIA to go around and haul away their stuff. And why
should I? As a good corporate citizen Starbucks should figure out a way to
turn their waste stream into something that resonates with civic
responsibility. Or maybe municipalities should simply refuse to take
anything to
The stuff from Starbucks is AWESOME. You got some plants that aren't cutting it
coffee grounds are the way to go and getting 'em by the 5# bag from Starbucks
is the way to get coffee grounds.
I spread 'em around all my plants all summer, its worth stopping after work for
a Frappawhatever on a
Loren wrote: It is all in perspective. A 50k mile caddy is 1/3 spent, if the
average lifespan of a caddy is 150k miles. That would leave you 100k useable
miles. An SDL with 250k and no rust is 1/4 spent, figuring a lifespan of 1
million. That leaves 750k to go. The cost of ownership of the
Fosset crash site recovery/investigatrion, etc., on Discovery channel
tonight 10PM EST.
Wilton
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And My Grand Daughter is on Diners Drive Ins and Dives.
Guess what I'll be watching?
O'Rourke Diner in Middletown, CT
--
Pete Arnold
2008 Chevy HHR, 33Kmi
2001 PT Cruizer, 98Kmi {Wife's Ride
1995 F-250 P.S.D 205Kmi, Finally Broken in!
1954 Nash Metropolitan, Hanger Queen
1998 Prowler 5th
I'm sure there's a way to make money out of pretty much anything. Our local
Zoo would collect the droppings from the larger animals, elephants etc and
sell it as Zoo Poo. lol. No kidding, the stuff was about $3.00 for a 5lb
bag!!
If you have access to coffee grinds from all your local
Loren wrote:
It is all in perspective. A 50k mile caddy is 1/3 spent, if the
average lifespan of a caddy is 150k miles. That would leave you 100k
useable miles. An SDL with 250k and no rust is 1/4 spent, figuring a
lifespan of 1 million. That leaves 750k to go. The cost of ownership
of the SDL
Only think I know bad about them is the rust issues, and the glow plug
that break off requiring the head to be pulled. Post info about the 77
when you get ready to sell it.
Robert Rentfro wrote:
After much thinking, I believe I will be selling the '77 300D and the '87
Acura Legend and
Robert Rentfro wrote:
After much thinking, I believe I will be selling the '77 300D and the '87
Acura Legend and hunting down a '98 or'99 E300D to buy. Anyone have
advice/input for me? Anyone know where a nice, reasonably priced one is?
Go for it! A lot of the nasty mechanical stuff (vacuum
I've gotten a lot of interest in parts from my coupe. Just a quick
update: the car is going to be going to the scapyard towards the end of
the week. If you requested parts and we've settled on a price you're
all set. If you've requested a part but we haven't settled on terms,
please
John took the wife and I for a ride in his. Best accelerating thing I've
been in for several decades that didn't have wings. Reminded me of a T-34C
at takeoff power. Scary fast, plus great mpg. It isn't an Olds 442 or a GTO
but those days are long gone.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 2:12 PM, Robert
I'm there!
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Wilton Strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fosset crash site recovery/investigatrion, etc., on Discovery channel
tonight 10PM EST.
Wilton
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On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 6:05 PM, Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm there!
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Wilton Strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Fosset crash site recovery/investigatrion, etc., on Discovery channel
tonight 10PM EST.
Wilton
It's worse than that -- the brake fluid absorbs the water, it does
not separate out, and will boil in the calipers.
Change it pronto, and then again if a couple weeks.
peter
On Nov 30, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Craig McCluskey wrote:
On Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:20:05 +1300 Euan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wonko the Sane wrote:
It isn't an Olds 442 or a GTO
but those days are long gone.
I'm not so sure about that.
I don't think there ever were more cars on the market at one time that could
0-60 in under 7 seconds than there are today.
Mitch.
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I think a million miles is being a bit generous. Even if the engine does
make it, how many transmissions will it cost you, not to mention all the
other bits that fail with age and miles.
I've read where cars have a million on them, and had the engine freshened
a few times. That's not going a
If you think that's fast, don't try a 997 Turbo. Makes a 442 feel like it's
chained to a tree with the hand brake on by comparison, and then some. hee
hee
Ed
300E
2008/12/1 Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John took the wife and I for a ride in his. Best accelerating thing I've
been in for
Nantucket does that.
--R
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Or maybe municipalities should simply refuse to take
anything to the dump that can be reused/repurposed or converted into a
useful product such as compost.
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I always seem to have something strange happen to me on trips these
days, guess I need to go over the cars better before I leave.
This trip (to Ft. Wayne, IN, about 300 miles each way) started with
the trip odometer resetting improperly and clicking instead of
advancing. Grrr, I just
Only problem is then people start dumping their trash in vacant lots,
ravines, etc. late at night.
Allan
--
1983 300D
Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nantucket does that.
--R
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Or maybe municipalities should simply refuse to take
anything to the dump that can
So, how can the rest of us check it out?
Actually, I can follow at least 2 shows, sometimes more, very well.
Wilton
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Sent: Monday, December 01, 2008 6:13 PM
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I grew up, er, rather, spent my earlier years in the Fort.
--R
Peter Frederick wrote:
This trip (to Ft. Wayne, IN, about 300 miles each way)
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Wonko the Sane wrote:
John took the wife and I for a ride in his. Best accelerating thing I've
been in for several decades that didn't have wings. Reminded me of a T-34C
at takeoff power. Scary fast, plus great mpg. It isn't an Olds 442 or a GTO
but those days are long gone.
That was an E320
C'mon over to the Linux list, we've worked through most of the lightweights...
I'm partial to AntiX, run it from a live cd, no need for a hard drive at all,
that might be a great thing in this case as every time the computer is shut off
all cached info is gone...
Others: Sidux and Xbuntu. I got
Vacant lots on Nantucket (if you can find one) go for about $500k -- $1M
an acre, and there are no ravines. Place is small enough and everyone
knows everyone else's business and there are enough busybodies, so not
much illegal dumping going on. It used to be fun going to the dump,
never knew
Oh. So, in other words, YOUR car is even less in my realm of possibility for
ownership than the E300D.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 6:42 PM, John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wonko the Sane wrote:
John took the wife and I for a ride in his. Best accelerating thing I've
been in for several
Peter Frederick wrote:
Never a dull moment -- to top all this off, I had to go apply for a TWIC
(Transportation Worker Identification Card) from the TSA today -- they
decided that ALL employees and contractors who work in ANY facility with
access to the water (river, estuary, etc) MUST have a
I have to agree with John and I've been around long enough to see the auto
industry grow up to produce the quality it does today. The last American
cars that would not go 200,000 miles+ were the full size GM products with
small V6 engines made in the early 80s.
From my personal observations:
Time for brakes on the Explorer. I want good stopping power and long life. I
am either going with factory Motorcraft, heavy duty Motorcraft or ceramic
Akebono. Opinions?
Rick Knoble
'85 300 CD
'87 190 DT
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his car is still what, a 30k plus car
Wonko the Sane wrote:
Oh. So, in other words, YOUR car is even less in my realm of possibility for
ownership than the E300D.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 6:42 PM, John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wonko the Sane wrote:
John took the wife and I for a ride
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
his car is still what, a 30k plus car
Mine cost $26k. Pristine low mileage cars go for over 30k though.
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you got screwed
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Subject:2005 Mercedes Benz E320 CDI, 38K miles - $8002 (USA)
Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2008 02:34:42 GMT
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Wonko the Sane wrote:
Oh. So, in other words, YOUR car is even less in my realm of possibility for
ownership than the E300D.
I think good E300Ds are less than $15k now, and the CDI was $26k. The
E300Ds are either a 98 or 99, whereas the CDI is 6 years newer. The
E300Ds hold their value
My observation is that few American cars are driven until worn
out. they end up in the junkyard with around 150k miles, or sooner
if wrecked. To be fair, the average MB ends up there at about
250k. However, my example was an SDL. My old SDL had over 400k
miles and ran better than any other
I only have whatever money I got from the previous car.
If you can keep that going, you're lucky! I've been doing that with my RC
fixers lately. Hopefully, I can keep things going for quite a while and
basically have a self-sustaining hobby. It would take way more luck to do
it with
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Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2008 02:36:51 GMT
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Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you got screwed
Original URL:http://lakecharles.craigslist.org/cto/904918118.html
Good old craigslist... although that is exactly what my car looks like.
John
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and now its in my junkyard. Still trying to decide what to do with that
car, fix it or part it
Loren Faeth wrote:
My observation is that few American cars are driven until worn out.
they end up in the junkyard with around 150k miles, or sooner if
wrecked. To be fair, the average MB ends up
hahahah, I just happen to be looking at CL (yea I know, Im not supposed
to) and came across that ad JUST as your post came thru about how much
you paid for yours.
John Robbins wrote:
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you got screwed
Original URL:http://lakecharles.craigslist.org/cto/904918118.html
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
you got screwed
http://lakecharles.craigslist.org/cto/904918118.html
That car gets around (like all the scam ads on Craigslist)
http://auckland.craigslist.org/cto/906177971.html
What I can't figure out is why it's still posted four weeks later.
In Michigan, the
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
http://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/936324292.html
What an intriguing color combination, rust on puce.
No problem finding that car in a crowded parking lot.
Mitch.
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Some of it has changed, some hasn't.
Chappel's is remodeling the old restaurant downtown and has a new
place on the north end (quite nice for us since we stay at Don Hall's
Guesthouse just down the road). Lots of new stuff downtown -- new
convention center, new big library.
We drove
There was talk last week about Mac Pros ...
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Five years ago, Virginia Tech burst
So - how do you extract the oil from the used grounds? We throw away a
LOT of grounds from the employee lounge coffee machine at work ---
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OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and
mountaineering; all the rest are merely games. - Ernest Hemingway
On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 11:10:26 -0800 (PST) Christopher McCann
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http://dieselenginetrader.com/
Unfortunately, most of the engines for sale are in Europe.
Craig
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http://www.okiebenz.com
For new and used parts go to www.okiebenz.com
To
My observation is that a lot of car's drive trains will last longer
than the rest of the car if they receive proper maintenance. The rest
of the car will fall apart around the drive train. The MB seems to be
the exception to that - in my limited experience.
I agree with Loren on the SDL - it's an
Halls! Gas House! I used to go to that place with my parents. Very
swanky. There were a couple others around too.
What is the rich peoples' district? There were a couple.
--R
Peter Frederick wrote:
Some of it has changed, some hasn't.
Chappel's is remodeling the old restaurant downtown
Once belonged to the hardest working Mary Kay rep. hee hee
Ed
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2008/12/1 Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
http://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/936324292.html
What an intriguing color combination, rust on puce.
No problem finding that car in a crowded parking
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