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Fuel Starvation?
"Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago. That was pathetic to watch. Have I been missing something? What are heritage knives? What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass? |
Fuel Starvation?
On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:16:06 -0400, "Jim" wrote:
"Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message .. . JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago. That was pathetic to watch. Have I been missing something? What are heritage knives? What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass? Heritage knives are the kitchen knives JimH uses. They are fine knives on which he would never use a good electric sharpener because he wants to pass them on to his kids. When JimH dies, his kids still won't have a set of good knives in their kitchens. |
Fuel Starvation?
"John H." wrote in message ... On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:16:06 -0400, "Jim" wrote: "Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message . .. JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago. That was pathetic to watch. Have I been missing something? What are heritage knives? What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass? Heritage knives are the kitchen knives JimH uses. They are fine knives on which he would never use a good electric sharpener because he wants to pass them on to his kids. When JimH dies, his kids still won't have a set of good knives in their kitchens. Thanks John. I found heritage knives on the web. Looks like they can cut through almost anything. http://www.heritageknifeco.com |
Fuel Starvation?
On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 07:31:57 -0400, "Jim" wrote:
"John H." wrote in message .. . On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:16:06 -0400, "Jim" wrote: "Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago. That was pathetic to watch. Have I been missing something? What are heritage knives? What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass? Heritage knives are the kitchen knives JimH uses. They are fine knives on which he would never use a good electric sharpener because he wants to pass them on to his kids. When JimH dies, his kids still won't have a set of good knives in their kitchens. Thanks John. I found heritage knives on the web. Looks like they can cut through almost anything. http://www.heritageknifeco.com I hadn't thought about passing down my old tin-foil boxes. |
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Jim wrote:
"Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago. That was pathetic to watch. Have I been missing something? What are heritage knives? What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass? I had never heard the expression "Heritage Knives", but I think he was saying they were so good, they he would pass them onto his kids when he dies. I am sure they will fight over who get's the knives. |
Fuel Starvation?
"Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message ... Jim wrote: "Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago. That was pathetic to watch. Have I been missing something? What are heritage knives? What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass? I had never heard the expression "Heritage Knives", but I think he was saying they were so good, they he would pass them onto his kids when he dies. I am sure they will fight over who get's the knives. I wish I had a set of Heritage knives, then I might not have to run my old kitchen knives over the bench grinder to put an edge on them. My wife likes to try to cut granite countertops with them. |
Fuel Starvation?
On Jul 26, 11:20*pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote:
JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message .... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message .... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. *It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. * I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. *I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? *You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. *To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. |
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JimH wrote:
On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) |
Fuel Starvation?
"JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. Wo gets the knives when you finally take the dirt nap? |
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Is your bud so dumb that you have to explain everything to him?
Keep us posted on how your bozo bin is doing. When your membership gets to 20 we'll give you a gold star and a tickertape parade down loser street. "HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) |
Fuel Starvation?
"HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) Turd droppers?? Is more like they're running around with a full blown case of diarrhea without their Pampers. What a stinky messy bunch. |
Fuel Starvation?
Don White wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) Turd droppers?? Is more like they're running around with a full blown case of diarrhea without their Pampers. What a stinky messy bunch. Hey! I was *trying* to be polite. Well, not really. :) I can hardly wait for the Daily Double Bakers' Dozen from Diarrhea Dan (DK) to be caught and flushed, though the effluent probably will clog the filter for a moment or two. Plenty of smaller boats out yesterday on Chesapeake Bay, again more than I have seen in a while. When I got back to the ramp, we were all treated to the sounds of a double engined, mufferless "penis boat" being started and warmed up for some 50-gallon an hour "excitement." This is mostly a fisherman's marina I use these days, and just about everybody goes out of their way to be friendly, helpful, and non-intrusive, even, god help me, the PWC'ers. So the dweeb with the "penis boat" got a few Bronx cheers as he chugged out of the little harbor. Oh...he had the obligatory heavy gold chain necklace and the babe with him had the obligatory artificial tits. Well, at least she wouldn't need a life jacket, no matter what happened. |
Fuel Starvation?
"HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) Turd droppers?? Is more like they're running around with a full blown case of diarrhea without their Pampers. What a stinky messy bunch. Hey! I was *trying* to be polite. Well, not really. :) I can hardly wait for the Daily Double Bakers' Dozen from Diarrhea Dan (DK) to be caught and flushed, though the effluent probably will clog the filter for a moment or two. Plenty of smaller boats out yesterday on Chesapeake Bay, again more than I have seen in a while. When I got back to the ramp, we were all treated to the sounds of a double engined, mufferless "penis boat" being started and warmed up for some 50-gallon an hour "excitement." This is mostly a fisherman's marina I use these days, and just about everybody goes out of their way to be friendly, helpful, and non-intrusive, even, god help me, the PWC'ers. So the dweeb with the "penis boat" got a few Bronx cheers as he chugged out of the little harbor. Oh...he had the obligatory heavy gold chain necklace and the babe with him had the obligatory artificial tits. Well, at least she wouldn't need a life jacket, no matter what happened. We've run into a bad stretch of damp, humid weather. Today is supposed to be nice and then we return to the usual for the next four days. Winds are light so I may take the Yukon down to Mahone Bay to hobnob with the yachtie crowd. I hope the weather improves for this event: http://www.mahonebayclassicboatfestival.org/ and.. http://chesterraceweek.com/ Mahone Bay is a beautiful place to boat and a local committee has been very successful saving a number of beautiful unspoiled islands from greedy developers and carperbaggers. http://www.mahoneislands.ns.ca/events/aad_2007.shtml |
Fuel Starvation?
"HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) Turd droppers?? Is more like they're running around with a full blown case of diarrhea without their Pampers. What a stinky messy bunch. Hey! I was *trying* to be polite. Well, not really. :) I can hardly wait for the Daily Double Bakers' Dozen from Diarrhea Dan (DK) to be caught and flushed, though the effluent probably will clog the filter for a moment or two. Plenty of smaller boats out yesterday on Chesapeake Bay, again more than I have seen in a while. When I got back to the ramp, we were all treated to the sounds of a double engined, mufferless "penis boat" being started and warmed up for some 50-gallon an hour "excitement." This is mostly a fisherman's marina I use these days, and just about everybody goes out of their way to be friendly, helpful, and non-intrusive, even, god help me, the PWC'ers. So the dweeb with the "penis boat" got a few Bronx cheers as he chugged out of the little harbor. Oh...he had the obligatory heavy gold chain necklace and the babe with him had the obligatory artificial tits. Well, at least she wouldn't need a life jacket, no matter what happened. So you guys have something in common, pecker head. Except you don't have the gold or a Babe. You and Jim H are certainly letting your jealous streaks show lately. What's up? |
Fuel Starvation?
Don White wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "HK" wrote in message ... JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. It's just Smithers, trying as usual to stir up a little schitt. He's back in my resurrected bozo bin, along with the rest of the dwarfs. I just started it up again, and it's already caught and flushed the crap from Mike, Herring, Reggie, and Florida Jim, and it is set to flush the others. It's amazing how little traffic there is here when you don't see or smell those turd droppers. :) Turd droppers?? Is more like they're running around with a full blown case of diarrhea without their Pampers. What a stinky messy bunch. Hey! I was *trying* to be polite. Well, not really. :) I can hardly wait for the Daily Double Bakers' Dozen from Diarrhea Dan (DK) to be caught and flushed, though the effluent probably will clog the filter for a moment or two. Plenty of smaller boats out yesterday on Chesapeake Bay, again more than I have seen in a while. When I got back to the ramp, we were all treated to the sounds of a double engined, mufferless "penis boat" being started and warmed up for some 50-gallon an hour "excitement." This is mostly a fisherman's marina I use these days, and just about everybody goes out of their way to be friendly, helpful, and non-intrusive, even, god help me, the PWC'ers. So the dweeb with the "penis boat" got a few Bronx cheers as he chugged out of the little harbor. Oh...he had the obligatory heavy gold chain necklace and the babe with him had the obligatory artificial tits. Well, at least she wouldn't need a life jacket, no matter what happened. We've run into a bad stretch of damp, humid weather. Today is supposed to be nice and then we return to the usual for the next four days. Winds are light so I may take the Yukon down to Mahone Bay to hobnob with the yachtie crowd. I hope the weather improves for this event: http://www.mahonebayclassicboatfestival.org/ and.. http://chesterraceweek.com/ Mahone Bay is a beautiful place to boat and a local committee has been very successful saving a number of beautiful unspoiled islands from greedy developers and carperbaggers. http://www.mahoneislands.ns.ca/events/aad_2007.shtml My wife has me out in the yard, shoveling mulch. It's 87F and rising and the humidity is about the same, so I duck inside after shoveling, wheelbarrowing, and dumping each three wheelbarrows full. It makes me so happy my wife found a supplier of cypress mulch by the truckload instead of by the bagful. :) |
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On Jul 21, 3:55*pm, HK wrote:
DownTime wrote: Gene Kearns wrote: "Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit the selling of a consumer product which has both full and limited warranties if such warranties are clearly and conspicuously differentiated. " Most warranties are going to be fairly specific about the type of fuel you can use. If not, there would be people wanting to sue them over unsuccessfully using propane (or acetylene, or hydrogen) in a boat. The law was on your side.... it probably won't be for Downtime.... The full email is pasted below. I am curious to know if they, or any company can decide to change warranty terms 'on the fly'. I think I might be missing something here, time for a call to the dealer to clarify this. "To All BMW of Fort Myers Customers: We have been advised by BMWNA that with the release of E10 and E85 gasoline with ethanol, there is a need to advise customers that is very important to put quality gasoline into their vehicles. The sale of E10, blended ethanol fuel, is on the rise in the US as more states are mandating its use to improve air quality. *Also promoting the growth of E10 allows the phase out of the current additive MTBE that has been found to contaminate ground water supplies. *Even so, the amount of ethanol added to the gasoline could raise the alcohol level of the fuel and cause your vehicle to crank, but not start; stall out; and/or run rough. *BMW has advised us that they will not warranty, or goodwill, necessary repairs due to bad gas or high alcohol content in the fuel. Some of the parts that could be damaged by poor fuel quality include fuel pumps (high pressure pumps as well), fuel filter, injectors, etc. The problems start because E10 is very effective solvent and it will attack varnish, gum, and resins: *the sludge that can build up in fuel tanks. *Once cleaned off the fuel tank walls, poor performance with clogged filters and injectors is common. *Also ethanol has a great affinity for water, and will attract moisture from the atmosphere. Water is heavier than gas so the water/ethanol molecule is dragged to the bottom of the tank and separates from the more buoyant fuel molecules. * This is called phase separation. *When this separation occurs you end up with a corrosive water/ethanol layer on the bottom of the tank, under what is now substandard fuel. *Water displaces gasoline and then pits and corrodes the metal surfaces causing premature wear on the fuel pump. *Water also reacts with various components in the fuel and forms acids, which corrode the injector tips as well. Water when sucked into an engine will shut it down. *It must be cleaned, and the oil changed. *However, a water/ethanol mixture causes a more serious problem, because instead of just shutting the engine down, the mixture can be partially combusted, but not effectively, which can damage the engine. *Over a period of time this mixture will cause excessive carbon deposits, which can wear on pistons and valves. We recommend that only "top tier" fuels be used, and if necessary a gasoline additive with "techron" be added, occasionally. *If possible, make sure you know your gasoline retailer and try to buy your gasoline from the same location as often as possible. *The best deal isn't always the cheapest deal." This is absurdity on its face. Almost all gasoline is delivered to retail stations from tank farms, where everyone's product is pretty much * exactly this same, other than additives dumped in to raise octane. You think "Shell" gasoline comes from Shell? How are you supposed to know if you are buying "top tier" gasoline, since what's in the tanks of the service stations could be almost anything.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Almost all gasoline is delivered to retail stations from tank farms, where everyone's product is pretty much exactly this same, Up here, it IS all the same.I know this for fact due to a close friend who trucks gas. I can see the flames coming now from the Dwarfs, doubting my validity again, after the " Tall Ships " thread. |
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wrote in message ... On Jul 21, 3:55 pm, HK wrote: DownTime wrote: Gene Kearns wrote: "Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit the selling of a consumer product which has both full and limited warranties if such warranties are clearly and conspicuously differentiated. " Most warranties are going to be fairly specific about the type of fuel you can use. If not, there would be people wanting to sue them over unsuccessfully using propane (or acetylene, or hydrogen) in a boat. The law was on your side.... it probably won't be for Downtime.... The full email is pasted below. I am curious to know if they, or any company can decide to change warranty terms 'on the fly'. I think I might be missing something here, time for a call to the dealer to clarify this. "To All BMW of Fort Myers Customers: We have been advised by BMWNA that with the release of E10 and E85 gasoline with ethanol, there is a need to advise customers that is very important to put quality gasoline into their vehicles. The sale of E10, blended ethanol fuel, is on the rise in the US as more states are mandating its use to improve air quality. Also promoting the growth of E10 allows the phase out of the current additive MTBE that has been found to contaminate ground water supplies. Even so, the amount of ethanol added to the gasoline could raise the alcohol level of the fuel and cause your vehicle to crank, but not start; stall out; and/or run rough. BMW has advised us that they will not warranty, or goodwill, necessary repairs due to bad gas or high alcohol content in the fuel. Some of the parts that could be damaged by poor fuel quality include fuel pumps (high pressure pumps as well), fuel filter, injectors, etc. The problems start because E10 is very effective solvent and it will attack varnish, gum, and resins: the sludge that can build up in fuel tanks. Once cleaned off the fuel tank walls, poor performance with clogged filters and injectors is common. Also ethanol has a great affinity for water, and will attract moisture from the atmosphere. Water is heavier than gas so the water/ethanol molecule is dragged to the bottom of the tank and separates from the more buoyant fuel molecules. This is called phase separation. When this separation occurs you end up with a corrosive water/ethanol layer on the bottom of the tank, under what is now substandard fuel. Water displaces gasoline and then pits and corrodes the metal surfaces causing premature wear on the fuel pump. Water also reacts with various components in the fuel and forms acids, which corrode the injector tips as well. Water when sucked into an engine will shut it down. It must be cleaned, and the oil changed. However, a water/ethanol mixture causes a more serious problem, because instead of just shutting the engine down, the mixture can be partially combusted, but not effectively, which can damage the engine. Over a period of time this mixture will cause excessive carbon deposits, which can wear on pistons and valves. We recommend that only "top tier" fuels be used, and if necessary a gasoline additive with "techron" be added, occasionally. If possible, make sure you know your gasoline retailer and try to buy your gasoline from the same location as often as possible. The best deal isn't always the cheapest deal." This is absurdity on its face. Almost all gasoline is delivered to retail stations from tank farms, where everyone's product is pretty much exactly this same, other than additives dumped in to raise octane. You think "Shell" gasoline comes from Shell? How are you supposed to know if you are buying "top tier" gasoline, since what's in the tanks of the service stations could be almost anything.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Almost all gasoline is delivered to retail stations from tank farms, where everyone's product is pretty much exactly this same, Up here, it IS all the same.I know this for fact due to a close friend who trucks gas. I can see the flames coming now from the Dwarfs, doubting my validity again, after the " Tall Ships " thread. Your validity is always under suspicion, WAFA, but in this case you are probably right. |
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"Eisboch" wrote in
: As for gasoline .... according to this chemist, it's all in the additives. Furthermore, he points out that crude from which gasoline is refined varies, even within a specific brand. What "additives"? Who adds it after the trucker, who doesn't have any way to add anything and doesn't carry anything to add it with, picks it up? The marina doesn't add anything. I've watched 'em. They did add a stick to see how deep it was in the tank. There wasn't anything on the stick except some water detector paste on the bottom that turns color if there's water in the tank. The trucks that carry gas from the dump here to the stations varies. There are a few trucks that LOOK like Exxon or Texaco with large signage on them to that effect. There are hundreds of trucks that have no markings at all because they belong to a couple of tankage companies who haul lots more than gas, one about a mile from my home.... So, where is all this wonderful "additives", which must be a thousand gallons in a 50,000 gallon underground tank, not some drop-in tablet that would dilute the gas a billion to one, now? Nonsense. Gas is gas and just like any other common commodity comes from the LOWEST BIDDER, whoever has gas the cheapest, today, on the commodity market. Notice what the brokers are selling! They sell GAS and DIESEL and BUNKER C and LUBE OIL. There is no commodity named SUNOCO SUPER BLEND on the commodity exchanges. It only exists in the consumer's mind...... ...............just like AMSOIL! |
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2008 03:05:42 +0000, Larry wrote:
You can't drop a pill into 70,000 gallons to change anything. What a hoot! You wouldn't get far with a 420 000 pound trailer. The don't make 3 000 HP tractors, for openers. I seem to recall that 7 000 gallons is the usual size for a fuel trailer. Casady |
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"Larry" wrote in message ... "Eisboch" wrote in : As for gasoline .... according to this chemist, it's all in the additives. Furthermore, he points out that crude from which gasoline is refined varies, even within a specific brand. What "additives"? Who adds it after the trucker, who doesn't have any way to add anything and doesn't carry anything to add it with, picks it up? The marina doesn't add anything. I've watched 'em. They did add a stick to see how deep it was in the tank. There wasn't anything on the stick except some water detector paste on the bottom that turns color if there's water in the tank. FWIW, the author of the article in the link I provided claims to be an employee of a major oil company. He says he is a chemist who works on their gasoline "additives". If he is legit ... why would an oil company have a PhD on their payroll if he didn't do anything? If you read the article, he acknowledges that gas is gas. Actually he says gas is not always refined from the same quality or type of crude, even within a certain "brand". He claims that what makes Shell gas ... Shell, or Mobil gas .... Mobil, or Chevron gas .... Chevron .... is the type of octane enhancing and deposit cleaning additives used by the various companies. Eisboch Eisboch |
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JimH wrote:
On Jul 26, 11:20 pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote: JimH wrote: On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones life. ;-) --------------------- Wrong, Pilgrim. I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still interest me. Some have served their time. I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting. Eisboch One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not admit. Carry on Grasshopper. ---------------- Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you. You take care of you. I'll take care of me. Eisboch Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I brought up. Have a good evening. Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more successful. Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods. I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it differently. BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running just fine. What we see differently is, that I have no need to try to enforce a list of acceptable material possessions onto someone else. You seem to believe your materials goods are so valuable that a set of knives become "heritage knives' that you include in your will, yet Eisboch's purchases are a waste of money and time. There are many people who would tell you that your boat, car and home are useless material possessions that will not bring you any happiness, and you should sell them all and move into a cave to spend all of your time praying for peace and serenity. After all grasshopper, material positions are easy to buy, but they will not bring you happiness. You might be the only person I know who I would make this recommendation. If anyone needs "Serenity Now" it is you. You are sounding more like Harry every day. "If the boat is bigger than mine, no one needs it, and it should be taxed out of existence". EH? |
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On Jul 26, 8:47*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... I bought a 2002ti for under $2400 new, back when it was new. It's about what it was worth, then...and now. All the high-end German family cars I have looked at in recent years seem grossly overpriced and overly complicated. You have to work pretty hard to find a mid-range vehicle that offers more than the Japanese offer these days. Of course, if you have a really short dick and are in desperate need of making sure people "notice* you when you pull into the supermarket parking lot, a nice "7" series BMW will do, for the two people in the parking lot who give a crap anymore about that sort of stuff. No offense to any current, past or future "overdone" BMW owners, of course. *:) I briefly owned an '01 *BMW 750iL. * Black on black, *no chrome, thick, bullet resistant, dark tinted glass, 12 cylinder. *The car was absolutely a dream to drive anywhere long distance, like to Florida and back, but otherwise I rarely drove it. I can honestly say I didn't buy it to be "noticed". * I bought it because I liked it. *So, no offense taken. Mrs.E. also briefly owned an '06 version of the 750iL. * Not anywhere as nice as the '01. *It also had the infamous BMW "I-Drive" system that drove both of us nuts. * What were they thinking? I've pretty much gone full circle with automobiles. *Other than the Porsche, which still does not cease to amaze me, there really isn't any car out there, new or old, that captures my interest. * My little Ranger truck does the job fine. Even losing interest in the GTO and the old Ford convertible Galaxie. Eisboch NO!!!! NOT the goat or the galaxy!!! |
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Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... I bought a 2002ti for under $2400 new, back when it was new. It's about what it was worth, then...and now. All the high-end German family cars I have looked at in recent years seem grossly overpriced and overly complicated. You have to work pretty hard to find a mid-range vehicle that offers more than the Japanese offer these days. Of course, if you have a really short dick and are in desperate need of making sure people "notice* you when you pull into the supermarket parking lot, a nice "7" series BMW will do, for the two people in the parking lot who give a crap anymore about that sort of stuff. No offense to any current, past or future "overdone" BMW owners, of course. :) I briefly owned an '01 BMW 750iL. Black on black, no chrome, thick, bullet resistant, dark tinted glass, 12 cylinder. The car was absolutely a dream to drive anywhere long distance, like to Florida and back, but otherwise I rarely drove it. I can honestly say I didn't buy it to be "noticed". I bought it because I liked it. So, no offense taken. Mrs.E. also briefly owned an '06 version of the 750iL. Not anywhere as nice as the '01. It also had the infamous BMW "I-Drive" system that drove both of us nuts. What were they thinking? I've pretty much gone full circle with automobiles. Other than the Porsche, which still does not cease to amaze me, there really isn't any car out there, new or old, that captures my interest. My little Ranger truck does the job fine. Even losing interest in the GTO and the old Ford convertible Galaxie. Eisboch One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! :) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," and had a *real* sport car. Seriously, I just can't see spending a ton of money on a new car. Most cars today are pretty competent, and I suppose you buy whichever one you like and can afford. My wife is shopping for a new car. So far, she's got it narrowed down to either a VW bug convertible *or* a Toyota FJ. The cars are so similar, I can understand her liking both. :) I like the Beetle, too, but I am subtly trying to convince her to buy Japanese so I don't have to deal with German overengineering. Again. |
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"Eisboch" wrote in
: FWIW, the author of the article in the link I provided claims to be an employee of a major oil company. He says he is a chemist who works on their gasoline "additives". If he is legit ... why would an oil company have a PhD on their payroll if he didn't do anything? If you read the article, he acknowledges that gas is gas. Actually he says gas is not always refined from the same quality or type of crude, even within a certain "brand". He claims that what makes Shell gas ... Shell, or Mobil gas .... Mobil, or Chevron gas .... Chevron .... is the type of octane enhancing and deposit cleaning additives used by the various companies. Eisboch Eisboch I didn't say additives don't exist. They ARE put in at the refinery....all refineries that adhere to the oil industry's standards, the ones that tell you it's SJ or CH-4 standard lube oil. All the companies that produce gas make it so they can all share the commodity as a cartel....oh, oh, can I say that word? The advertising is bull**** for the consumers, those idiots who just HAVE to buy oil with the checkered flag on the can or it's junk. ......and I'm sure there's plenty of non-standardized commodity floating in greasy tankers trekking across the oceans as we type..... .....some of those are heading for the Amsoil bottling plant...(c; |
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"Larry" wrote in message ... "Eisboch" wrote in : FWIW, the author of the article in the link I provided claims to be an employee of a major oil company. He says he is a chemist who works on their gasoline "additives". If he is legit ... why would an oil company have a PhD on their payroll if he didn't do anything? If you read the article, he acknowledges that gas is gas. Actually he says gas is not always refined from the same quality or type of crude, even within a certain "brand". He claims that what makes Shell gas ... Shell, or Mobil gas .... Mobil, or Chevron gas .... Chevron .... is the type of octane enhancing and deposit cleaning additives used by the various companies. Eisboch Eisboch I didn't say additives don't exist. They ARE put in at the refinery....all refineries that adhere to the oil industry's standards, the ones that tell you it's SJ or CH-4 standard lube oil. All the companies that produce gas make it so they can all share the commodity as a cartel....oh, oh, can I say that word? The advertising is bull**** for the consumers, those idiots who just HAVE to buy oil with the checkered flag on the can or it's junk. .....and I'm sure there's plenty of non-standardized commodity floating in greasy tankers trekking across the oceans as we type..... ....some of those are heading for the Amsoil bottling plant...(c; I think we are talking two different things here. I am not referring to motor oil. I am talking about gasoline. The point the chemist was making was that gas is gas when initially refined from crude. What differentiates the different brands is the type and amount of additives they use. Mobil claims to have twice the amount required by EPA standards. Chevron touts it's "Techron" or whatever. Shell uses their proprietary "V Power" in the high test. Each of these additives are required to minimize deposits, but each is a different formulation or amount. So, gas may be gas. But the gas you buy at Mobil is different than the gas you buy at Shell ... or Chevron. That was his point, and I found it interesting that he recommended rotating the brand every 5k miles to get the full benefit of each of these different additives. Eisboch |
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On Jul 28, 9:02*am, hk wrote:
One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! :) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. |
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 09:51:14 -0400, Eisboch wrote:
So, gas may be gas. But the gas you buy at Mobil is different than the gas you buy at Shell ... or Chevron. That was his point, and I found it interesting that he recommended rotating the brand every 5k miles to get the full benefit of each of these different additives. Eisboch Was it this guy? He seems to be recommending the same. http://www.vettenet.org/octane.html He makes sense, but for me, when I need gas, I'll continue to pull into the most convenient gas station. ;-) |
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On Jul 28, 10:32*am, wrote:
On Jul 28, 9:02*am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! *:) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. |
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On Jul 28, 10:47*am, wrote:
On Jul 28, 10:32*am, wrote: On Jul 28, 9:02*am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! *:) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. Cool, glad to hear things are coming back to normal... I will be awaiting the pics. Hope CoolBreeze is doing better too. Is that clutch hand out of the cast yet? If not, I have a bike that's one speed.. fun...;) |
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On Jul 28, 11:24*am, wrote:
On Jul 28, 10:47*am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:32*am, wrote: On Jul 28, 9:02*am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! *:) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. Cool, glad to hear things are coming back to normal... *I will be awaiting the pics. Hope CoolBreeze is doing better too. Is that clutch hand out of the cast yet? If not, I have a bike that's one speed.. fun...;)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yep, she hasn't put the velcro cast for the clutch hand on in awhile, it's still a little stiff. The throttle hand is coming along, she'll need physical therapy on that, but it's a velcro cast now too. She got in the pool yesterday evening, was good to see! |
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On Jul 28, 11:42*am, wrote:
On Jul 28, 11:24*am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:47*am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:32*am, wrote: On Jul 28, 9:02*am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! *:) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. Cool, glad to hear things are coming back to normal... *I will be awaiting the pics. Hope CoolBreeze is doing better too. Is that clutch hand out of the cast yet? If not, I have a bike that's one speed.. fun...;)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yep, she hasn't put the velcro cast for the clutch hand on in awhile, it's still a little stiff. The throttle hand is coming along, she'll need physical therapy on that, but it's a velcro cast now too. She got in the pool yesterday evening, was good to see!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) ?? |
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wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 11:42 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 11:24 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:47 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:32 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 9:02 am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! :) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. Cool, glad to hear things are coming back to normal... I will be awaiting the pics. Hope CoolBreeze is doing better too. Is that clutch hand out of the cast yet? If not, I have a bike that's one speed.. fun...;)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yep, she hasn't put the velcro cast for the clutch hand on in awhile, it's still a little stiff. The throttle hand is coming along, she'll need physical therapy on that, but it's a velcro cast now too. She got in the pool yesterday evening, was good to see!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) ?? Somebody better alert the neighbours first. They might have something to say about a motley, nasty crew of dwarfs infesting the neighbourhood. |
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On Jul 28, 12:31*pm, "Don White" wrote:
wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 11:42 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 11:24 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:47 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:32 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 9:02 am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! :) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. Cool, glad to hear things are coming back to normal... I will be awaiting the pics. Hope CoolBreeze is doing better too. Is that clutch hand out of the cast yet? If not, I have a bike that's one speed.. fun...;)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yep, she hasn't put the velcro cast for the clutch hand on in awhile, it's still a little stiff. The throttle hand is coming along, she'll need physical therapy on that, but it's a velcro cast now too. She got in the pool yesterday evening, was good to see!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) *?? Somebody better alert the neighbours first. They might have something to say about a motley, nasty crew of dwarfs infesting the neighbourhood.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - You're getting so much like Harry it's strange. You know nothing about me, yet you try to act like you do. You used to be the decent one of the three idiots, but now you've stooped to their low level with name calling, insults, deceit, and lies. |
Fuel Starvation?
Don White wrote:
wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 11:42 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 11:24 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:47 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 10:32 am, wrote: On Jul 28, 9:02 am, hk wrote: One of my near neighbors bought a 760 something or other recently, and he let me drive it. LOL.. Bull****! Well, it's a very nice car, to be sure, and very fast, but you get into a schittload of trouble down here in Southern Maryland if you exceed 150 mph on the highways! :) I think he paid in the low six figures for the car. For that, he could have bought my old Jag, which is still sitting in a "hermetically sealed warehouse," Bull****! and had a *real* sport car. Bull****, Bull****, Bull****.. Have you noticed that ANYTHING that is mentioned, Harry has it, does it, much better and bigger than anybody else? I'd love to see a picture that would prove the existence of that Jag in a "hermetically sealed warehouse" along with his lobster boat, and some evidence of his father's infamous trip across the Atlantic and back in a runabout leading to a fireboat welcome in NYC!!!! On another note, remember the before pics of the problem I had? I'll be sending some updates soon. Cool, glad to hear things are coming back to normal... I will be awaiting the pics. Hope CoolBreeze is doing better too. Is that clutch hand out of the cast yet? If not, I have a bike that's one speed.. fun...;)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yep, she hasn't put the velcro cast for the clutch hand on in awhile, it's still a little stiff. The throttle hand is coming along, she'll need physical therapy on that, but it's a velcro cast now too. She got in the pool yesterday evening, was good to see!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) ?? -------------------- Somebody better alert the neighbours first. They might have something to say about a motley, nasty crew of dwarfs infesting the neighbourhood. Hmmmm. The Justwait and Loogy families getting together to socialize, and maybe even...breed. Imagine the results of *that* sort of cross-pollinization...an entirely new breed of semi-human that spends its days walking repeatedly into brick walls. Herring lives in Virginia...I'm sure he'd welcome a few more trailers on his front lawn for the "visit." |
Fuel Starvation?
wrote in message ... That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) ?? -------------------------- Hmmmm ..... I am about due for a little trip in the Sprinter. Eisboch |
Fuel Starvation?
On Jul 28, 1:38*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
wrote in message ... That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) *?? -------------------------- Hmmmm ..... I am about due for a little trip in the Sprinter. Eisboch Maybe we could go east a little and see if we could find that elusive 36' Zimmerman like lobster boat that Harry pretends he owns! |
Fuel Starvation?
On Jul 28, 1:38*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
wrote in message ... That's awesome man.. Now we just need to find someone about half way between our houses with some property.. Looks like Roanoak is about 8 hours for each of us;) Any of you wrecked boaters live in VA? Wanna' have a wrecked boats block party;) *?? -------------------------- Hmmmm ..... I am about due for a little trip in the Sprinter. Eisboch Cool.. What's a sprinter? ;) Will it tow this down? http://www.yaimkool.com I'll bring three little mudwhumpers (motorbikes) and a bottle of Beam.... black of course. |
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