Hope it is not the thong photo!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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$46,5 is too rich for my blood but not a bad price for a Maxie. They didn't say if it was an original or not.
Either one
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Unconventional
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That's how cold it got overnight 
Did I make the answer to Hoppy and the Thong clear?
Unconventional
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Woo Hoo 
Two health related visits today, one tomorrow, then I get to take the rest of the month off 
Two health related visits today, one tomorrow, then I get to take the rest of the month off
All boils down to who has to pay the bill at the end. A decent set of studless winter tires will get you through most driving conditions. Citys don’t care about the cars. I have been watching South Main Auto, on youtube and its crazy how bad cars can get in less than 10 years. In new york. Almost as bad as winnipeg..
And the dust control used on gravel roads here can be just as bad. When its really dry, the stuff gets into every nook and cranny, and when it gets wet it just starts eating.
PA is really bad they use coal cinders and salt!
You need something to scuff the finish so the salt can start the rusting process
Unconventional
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We use sand and granulated salt but that comes after they spray down the salt brine solution. Our roads are white with the stuff. It get's in places you didn't know existed.
Unconventional
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I hate to sound like a Tree Hugger, but that salt has got to harm the surrounding environment
A 41 Willys kit. Yes please.
It does in watersheds
Trying to think...I recall calcium carbonate being used near the Bay
Salted sand, dumped on centerline of highway. Really bad.
The purpose of salt is to break the bond of ice to road surface so it can be cleared off the roads. But they leave it. In real cold weather with blowing snow, salt causes snow to stick to roadway. Then it creates a real hazard.
The purpose of salt is to break the bond of ice to road surface so it can be cleared off the roads. But they leave it. In real cold weather with blowing snow, salt causes snow to stick to roadway. Then it creates a real hazard.
Good morning
Morning Fred !
Hey Mike, hope your day goes well.
It does. But that doesent seem to matter. They douse our bridge here, has to cause an issue. I know there were holes rusted through the support webs that i would fit through, they rebuilt it abot 8 years ago.
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