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On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 21:24:27 GMT, "Maxprop"
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On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 04:19:58 GMT, "Maxprop"
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On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 23:04:12 -0800, (Thom Stewart)
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Hey Frostty,

If Z is Zed, How should I pronounce my dog, "JAZZ" name. (Zed my ass!)
If Z is zee How would you pronounce Jazz,,,

Also; it is Gasoline we put in our automobiles; not Petrol. Gasoline
is
a distillate of Petrol(eum.)

Get with it "Frostty" :^)

Ole Thom

Then what do you put in a gas powered vehicle?

Propane.

Max

Unlikely.....

Oh? We have lots of gas powered vehicles here. All the trucks owned by
propane distributors are powered by propane. Some school corporations use
propane or CNG in their busses. Lighter-than-air vehicles, such as hot
air
balloons, are powered by propane. The vast majority of forklifts are
powered by propane.

Don't know what you've got down under, but we burn a lot of propane in
vehicles up here.

Max


Yep, I'm sure you do, just as we do......but it's almost always a mix
of Propane and Butane.

Maybe there, but not here--propane only. But your attempt to obfuscate the
argument didn't go unnoticed. We put *gas* in our gas-powered vehicles, and
gasoline in our gasoline-powered vehicles. Nuf said.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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Yep, I'm sure you do, just as we do......but it's almost
always a mix
of Propane and Butane.

Maybe there, but not here--propane only. But your attempt
to obfuscate the
argument didn't go unnoticed. We put *gas* in our
gas-powered vehicles, and
gasoline in our gasoline-powered vehicles. Nuf said.


go easy on the lad, he's out of practice.

SV