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"hk" wrote in message ... 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." It's the least he could do for the enlisted men |
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wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... Eisboch |
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On Jul 28, 3:40*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch |
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:40:20 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... Eisboch I don't give a rat's ass what JimH throws. Scotty, he's talking about his version of this: http://www.pleasureway.com/jpegs/08v...s/08ascent.jpg I thank God he and his wife decided to keep their's. That decision probably saved me some bucks! |
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wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch |
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"Eisboch" wrote in
: 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 Ok, so where do they take the Hess Gas the trucking contractor filled up with at 6AM this morning on hsi way to the Shell stations to blend in this amazing array of chemical magic? There is no Shell refinery within a thousand miles of Charleston, so it didn't go there. I can tell because it came from Hess, where everybody fills up their trucks, right under the Mark Clark Expressway bridge at the Hess tank farm which comes from the tankers on the dock. All the gas leaving the Hess dump is exactly the same....and there's NO PLACE for each company to fill up on additives in between the Hess dump and the local station! So, knowing this, the gas at Mobil ISN'T any different than the gas at Raceway because they came to town in the same nasty tanker floating on top of a film of seawater ballast left over from the last trip. Drop by, I'll get you aboard to peer into that tanker's tank. It's nasty! GAS is a commodity traded on the open market many times before it ends up in your tank....from the lowest bidder through the jobber network. It's not CHEVRON TECHRON. They don't sell that at the commodity exchange. They sell GAS. I'm not even sure they sell different grades any more! I don't see high test listed differently from GASoline. |
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"Larry" wrote in message ... "Eisboch" wrote in : 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 Ok, so where do they take the Hess Gas the trucking contractor filled up with at 6AM this morning on hsi way to the Shell stations to blend in this amazing array of chemical magic? There is no Shell refinery within a thousand miles of Charleston, so it didn't go there. I can tell because it came from Hess, where everybody fills up their trucks, right under the Mark Clark Expressway bridge at the Hess tank farm which comes from the tankers on the dock. All the gas leaving the Hess dump is exactly the same....and there's NO PLACE for each company to fill up on additives in between the Hess dump and the local station! So, knowing this, the gas at Mobil ISN'T any different than the gas at Raceway because they came to town in the same nasty tanker floating on top of a film of seawater ballast left over from the last trip. Drop by, I'll get you aboard to peer into that tanker's tank. It's nasty! GAS is a commodity traded on the open market many times before it ends up in your tank....from the lowest bidder through the jobber network. It's not CHEVRON TECHRON. They don't sell that at the commodity exchange. They sell GAS. I'm not even sure they sell different grades any more! I don't see high test listed differently from GASoline. Ok. You've made your points. I've made mine. It really doesn't matter when the price is all within a few cents of each other. BTW .... you are wrong. : -) Eisboch |
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 20:06:35 +0000, Larry wrote:
wrote in news: : http://www.vettenet.org/octane.html And he says: "Each company has its own additive and adds it to the base gasoline. So while the base gasoline may be the same, the additive is different, and hence the brand of gasoline you use is different because of the additive, not the base gasoline." Ok, so all I'm asking is WHERE do they take the Hess gas in the tractor trailer to ADD in the TECHRON between the Hess oil dump in N Charleston, SC and the TECHRON station on Ashley Phosphate Rd about 6 miles away? The DRIVER doesn't have tanks of "additives" for 5000 gallons of regular. The answer is quite simple....he doesn't. It's all BULL****... ....I asked them! I asked the transport contractor driver filling up the tanks with TEXACO PLUS at Ashley Marina. I watched him dump gas into the underground tanks in the parking lot. He told me he gets it from Hess, like everyone else, and delivers some here (TEXACO AT MARINA) and some someplace else like Kangaroo across the bridge. When the truck is empty, he goes back to the dump for another load. Hell, he showed me all the gas tickets he delivered THAT DAY....tens of thousands of gallons...LOAD AFTER LOAD!! BULL****....ALL BULL****. ......Just like AMSOIL! Wouldn't be a big trick for the Hess depot to have additive dispensers for the companies it's serving. Not saying they do. But if I cared that much about it, I would find out. If not, you're right. --Vic |
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 19:59:11 +0000, Larry wrote:
Drop by, I'll get you aboard to peer into that tanker's tank. It's nasty! Nobody but crew wearing anti-static should get close to that. --Vic |
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:04:40 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote: "Larry" wrote in message .. . "Eisboch" wrote in : 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 Ok, so where do they take the Hess Gas the trucking contractor filled up with at 6AM this morning on hsi way to the Shell stations to blend in this amazing array of chemical magic? There is no Shell refinery within a thousand miles of Charleston, so it didn't go there. I can tell because it came from Hess, where everybody fills up their trucks, right under the Mark Clark Expressway bridge at the Hess tank farm which comes from the tankers on the dock. All the gas leaving the Hess dump is exactly the same....and there's NO PLACE for each company to fill up on additives in between the Hess dump and the local station! So, knowing this, the gas at Mobil ISN'T any different than the gas at Raceway because they came to town in the same nasty tanker floating on top of a film of seawater ballast left over from the last trip. Drop by, I'll get you aboard to peer into that tanker's tank. It's nasty! GAS is a commodity traded on the open market many times before it ends up in your tank....from the lowest bidder through the jobber network. It's not CHEVRON TECHRON. They don't sell that at the commodity exchange. They sell GAS. I'm not even sure they sell different grades any more! I don't see high test listed differently from GASoline. Ok. You've made your points. I've made mine. It really doesn't matter when the price is all within a few cents of each other. BTW .... you are wrong. : -) Put twelve gallons in the Ranger this morning - $3.50 a gallon. WHOO HOO!!! |
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Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) |
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Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. |
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Vic Smith wrote in
: Wouldn't be a big trick for the Hess depot to have additive dispensers for the companies it's serving. Not saying they do. But if I cared that much about it, I would find out. If not, you're right. --Vic There's only one line and they fill all the tanks from the same huge overhead pipes really fast....as fast as they can. The drivers are paid by the load... |
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"DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. The whole thing is a Mercedes in reality. The only thing "Dodge" about it is the badge. Same thing with the Frieghtliner version. Mercedes has been making this van in various models for years for the European market. Eisboch |
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DK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. Damn, you are correct. That is one way to improve Dodge's image, sell Mercedes rebranded as a Dodge. Now that will really **** off JimH, that damn Eisboch owns a Mercedes Full Size Van. Not only a good looking van, but a superior engineering van. You know that cost a tab bit more than a set of knives. |
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Eisboch wrote:
"DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. The whole thing is a Mercedes in reality. The only thing "Dodge" about it is the badge. Same thing with the Frieghtliner version. Mercedes has been making this van in various models for years for the European market. Eisboch Grasshopper, that is one good looking well built van , I hope it brings you joy to drive a quality built full sized van. ;) |
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On Jul 28, 9:34*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote: Eisboch wrote: "DK" wrote in message m... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. *Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. *;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. The whole thing is a Mercedes in reality. *The only thing "Dodge" about it is the badge. Same thing with the Frieghtliner version. Mercedes has been making this van in various models for years for the European market. Eisboch Grasshopper, that is one good looking well built van , I hope it brings you joy to drive a quality built full sized van. *;) Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. |
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JimH wrote:
On Jul 28, 9:34 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote: Eisboch wrote: "DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. The whole thing is a Mercedes in reality. The only thing "Dodge" about it is the badge. Same thing with the Frieghtliner version. Mercedes has been making this van in various models for years for the European market. Eisboch Grasshopper, that is one good looking well built van , I hope it brings you joy to drive a quality built full sized van. ;) Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. |
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"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message . .. Not only a good looking van, but a superior engineering van. You know that cost a tab bit more than a set of knives. Dime a dozen in Europe. Same with most of the Mercedes automobiles. It's only here that Mercedes has the "high end" image. Eisboch |
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 21:23:28 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
"DK" wrote in message m... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: Eisboch wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 3:40 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: wrote in message ... On Jul 28, 1:38 pm, "Eisboch" wrote: 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. I'd show you, but JimH might pull a nutty. So'k I did a google..;) Yes, it will tow that ....whatever it is ..... it's my boat.. sniff... Eisboch I know. Just kidding. Eisboch http://www.dodge.com/en/2008/sprinter/ Nice looking, but it is still a Dodge. ;) IIRC, thats a Mercedes under the hood. The whole thing is a Mercedes in reality. The only thing "Dodge" about it is the badge. Same thing with the Frieghtliner version. Mercedes has been making this van in various models for years for the European market. Eisboch And for only a few hundred dollars, one could make it a Mercedes again! http://www.mercedessprintergrille.com/ |
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Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. |
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"DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. |
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Don White wrote:
"DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. Don, have you noticed that Diseased Krueger, aka DK, and Loogy and JustWaitaDrool, all respond the same way? You toss them a bit of a bone, and they post, and post, and post, and post... They're like pustules that fill up with foul-smelling matter every morning and need to be squeezed for them to get any relief. |
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"HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. Don, have you noticed that Diseased Krueger, aka DK, and Loogy and JustWaitaDrool, all respond the same way? You toss them a bit of a bone, and they post, and post, and post, and post... They're like pustules that fill up with foul-smelling matter every morning and need to be squeezed for them to get any relief. You're the right guy to do the squeesin'. |
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D.Duck wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. Don, have you noticed that Diseased Krueger, aka DK, and Loogy and JustWaitaDrool, all respond the same way? You toss them a bit of a bone, and they post, and post, and post, and post... They're like pustules that fill up with foul-smelling matter every morning and need to be squeezed for them to get any relief. You're the right guy to do the squeesin'. I have to admit, it is hard to resist responding to a guy who says you can be a Christian no matter how much of a monster you are, so long as you have faith. (JustWait) The other two schittheads are back my bozo bin, and that means I only see the rare response to their nonsense the past few days. But it is unlikely those neutered pussies have changed their stripes. |
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"hk" wrote in message . .. D.Duck wrote: "HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. Don, have you noticed that Diseased Krueger, aka DK, and Loogy and JustWaitaDrool, all respond the same way? You toss them a bit of a bone, and they post, and post, and post, and post... They're like pustules that fill up with foul-smelling matter every morning and need to be squeezed for them to get any relief. You're the right guy to do the squeesin'. I have to admit, it is hard to resist responding to a guy who says you can be a Christian no matter how much of a monster you are, so long as you have faith. (JustWait) The other two schittheads are back my bozo bin, and that means I only see the rare response to their nonsense the past few days. But it is unlikely those neutered pussies have changed their stripes. You're going to be miserable the next 3 days while JimH is gone. He seems to be the only one who dares to get close enough to you to express your anal glands for you. Now you got pustules too? How disgusting. |
Fuel Starvation?
D.Duck wrote:
"HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. Don, have you noticed that Diseased Krueger, aka DK, and Loogy and JustWaitaDrool, all respond the same way? You toss them a bit of a bone, and they post, and post, and post, and post... They're like pustules that fill up with foul-smelling matter every morning and need to be squeezed for them to get any relief. You're the right guy to do the squeesin'. Holy ****! Dumbass Don caught a typo! Someone sing the Canadian national anthem while I mark my calendar. |
Fuel Starvation?
On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 19:32:02 -0400, DK wrote:
D.Duck wrote: "HK" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "DK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote: JimH wrote: Nice flip flop. At what point did you start sucking Richard's............ Never mind. I flip flopped as soon as I knew it was not a Dodge, but really a Mercedes. I am biased against Chrysler products, and I and the rest of the world do find Mercedes to be a well built quality auto mfg'er. While I really don't care if anyone else own a Chrysler, based upon Chrysler products I have driven (but never owned) from have found that they do not hold up. They shake rattle and roll, and sound like they are falling apart. Which is why they don't hold up their value as well as other cars. Warp17 is talking about flip flopping? He was WAFA's nemesis until the two realized they had *zero* friends here. They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog. And that, my friends, is how the three stooges were resurrected. "They along came "Skippy" the puppy dog" What the hell?? You'd better go to stoodge school (any school) and learn how to talk correctly. Don, have you noticed that Diseased Krueger, aka DK, and Loogy and JustWaitaDrool, all respond the same way? You toss them a bit of a bone, and they post, and post, and post, and post... They're like pustules that fill up with foul-smelling matter every morning and need to be squeezed for them to get any relief. You're the right guy to do the squeesin'. Holy ****! Dumbass Don caught a typo! Someone sing the Canadian national anthem while I mark my calendar. He didn't catch one, he made one. http://tinyurl.com/6lq5gg |
Fuel Starvation?
On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 01:17:12 +0000, Larry wrote:
Vic Smith wrote in : Wouldn't be a big trick for the Hess depot to have additive dispensers for the companies it's serving. Not saying they do. But if I cared that much about it, I would find out. If not, you're right. --Vic There's only one line and they fill all the tanks from the same huge overhead pipes really fast....as fast as they can. The drivers are paid by the load... I asked about this (you got me curious) in the auto tech group and was pointed to this. As Ripley said, believe it or not: http://www.t-r-i.com/gifs/xGasoline%20Quality.pdf Excerpt: "Gasoline Distribution The great majority of gasoline today is blended at refineries to either regular or premium specifications and shipped to distribution terminals via pipelines or on barges. From the terminal, it is delivered via tank truck to the service station. If ethanol is used as the oxygenate, it may be blended at the terminal truck rack during loading. If the station uses blending dispensers, only regular and premium products are delivered; the mid-grade product is blended at the dispenser. Older stations, with non-blending three-product dispensers will have all three products delivered, with mid-grade gasoline blended at the terminal. Most gasoline is fungible; a terminal may supply the same base gasoline to different branded outlets, while differentiating the performance by blending the specific brand?s detergent additive package at the truck rack. Terminal rack blending operations have become quite sophisticated, in providing automated additive injection and data logging for many different additives." --Vic |
Fuel Starvation?
On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 05:20:40 +0000, Larry wrote:
(Richard Casady) wrote in : 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 We don't get fuel from tankers. We get it from underground tankage, bigger than tankers. All that nonsense aside, my point is the TRUCK DRIVER doesn't have 400 gallons of "additives" to put in the 7000 gallon truck, either. That's all just bull****. Tetra ethyl lead was used in quantities of up to six ml per gallon. A driver could carry that much. There are undoubtly third world ********s with leaded gas but I don't think drivers have ever handled the pure TEL The bush pilots of the great white north used to add the stuff to cheap gas. Little one gallon cans of the pure stuff. Casady |
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