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yooper · 01-30-09, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

She probably thinks I am a Trex salesman if she followed the directions and read all these thing anyways.

Trex? What's that? Sounds interesting.

Hugh Heifer · 01-30-09, 04:25 PM

Well,

is going to be out for a bit so I am going to take the 90 to the shop and caress it with Craftsman tools. Later

Hugh Heifer · 01-30-09, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by yooper

Trex? What's that? Sounds interesting.

It is a fantastic composite pro....uuuh, never mind.

yooper · 01-30-09, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

A friend was mowing the lawn on his rider. He had is youngest in his lap. He looked over his left shoulder while backing. Meanwhile, adopted son #2, a bit older, ran up on his blind side and dad backed over him, blades turning. He thought he had run over a toy or a stump so he just kept going until he saw son #2's shoe shoot across the yard. They spent a couple weeks at Ronald McDonald House in the Chatt. They thought they were going to have to amputate about mid shin but the foot and lower leg responded to all the graphs, etc and the kid is doing pretty well. Although he was the most athletic of the family. He lost a portion of the end of his foot and big toe. It was severed at the scene.

Really horrible. Waiting to hear about the conference call.

Holy fuck.

I don't remember reading that here. You must have shared it in your traveling pastry stew chefs with cloudophobia forum.

Hugh Heifer · 01-30-09, 04:28 PM

I almost forgot:

>SEMLIN<

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Hey HH,

Everything in Belize is low key. I would suggest visiting both the islands and the mainland. The islands I would recommend are either Caye Caulker or San Pedro. There's a nice resort in San Pedro called the Victoria House. On the mainland, I would recommend either Caves Branch or The Inn at Roberts Grove. At Caves Branch I would only stay in the Tree House villas--there pretty nice. I'd also recommend Cha Creek.

Tell your friend to be careful when booking a place; the web pages make many of the resorts look nice, but in reality, there are only a handful of places I'd take my family. We met more than one disappointed visitor who was expecting nicer accommodations than what they got.

Cheers,
M

A little info

Hugh Heifer · 01-30-09, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by yooper

Holy fuck.

I don't remember reading that here. You must have shared it in your traveling pastry stew chefs with cloudophobia forum.

Maybe

No answer from

on the conference call about the possible layoffs.

Hugh Heifer · 01-30-09, 04:30 PM

oooot

DSRTRDR · 01-30-09, 04:30 PM

I would also suggest gloves for the grease job

DSRTRDR · 01-30-09, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

She probably thinks I am a Trex salesman if she followed the directions and read all these thing anyways.

you are not ?

what was I thinking

Bogo · 01-30-09, 04:32 PM

Oops, polyurea, not moly grease.

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Multi-Purpose SD Polyurea Grease (TY6341, CXTY24420, TY24421, TY24422, CXTY24419)

Applications

·Ideal in rolling-contact applications
·-15 to 350°F (-26 to 177°C)
·For high-temperature, extreme-pressure conditions
·Used for initial lubrication at the factory in U-joints and axle bearings
·For excellent protection in corrosive and wet conditions
·Compatible with most other types of grease
·Excellent for all-purpose applications, especially those requiring a severe-duty grease
·Our best multi-purpose grease

Service rating

·Equipment manufacturers' extended service intervals
·NLGI grade 2
·JDM J13E1, J13E4, J13E5 and J25C
·GC-LB

Physical properties

·Green color (emerald)
·Polyurea thickened
·Paraffinic-base oil with EP and anti-rust additives

TY6341, Multi-Purpose SD Polyurea Grease (cartridge), 14 oz., (397 g)

CXTY24420, Multi-Purpose SD Polyurea Grease (tub), 4 lb., (1.8 kg)

I use it everywhere. It's water washout is better than most water resistant greases I've seen. Also it is a high temperature handling grease and won't droop off of a part until above 500F.

I only included part numbers for realistic sizes. You can get it in mini (3oz), pail (35lbs), and tub (120lbs) sizes too.

DSRTRDR · 01-30-09, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by yooper

Holy fuck.

I don't remember reading that here. You must have shared it in your traveling pastry stew chefs with cloudophobia forum.

yeah, I cannot recall either, but then, I have had hiatuses

no, not hootuses

ChaseTruck · 01-30-09, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Cube Dweller

Gawd I hate Vista. MS changed the menus/pulldowns for Excel 07 (I'm assuming this change happened with Vista) and it's upsetting 13 years of muscle memory using the previous style of Excel. I wonder if they have a retro menu option

The new version of Excel for the Mac supposedly did away with macros...

Rezkid · 01-30-09, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by valentine

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Rezkid · 01-30-09, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

At first glance I thought the package on top of the gum was a couple of condoms

bowchickabowwow

Cube Dweller · 01-30-09, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

I would also suggest gloves for the grease job

Oh yeah, definitely. Need a box of latex or other disposable gloves. I use the Costco Nitrile but they are kinda thin

DSRTRDR · 01-30-09, 04:39 PM

anybody have an interest in glow-in-the-dark female embryos ?

what, no ?

then why do I have to

yooper · 01-30-09, 04:40 PM

wow

in Wisconsin

eBay Motors: BMW : R-Series (item 200303915245 end time Feb-08-09 15:00:00 PST)

Rezkid · 01-30-09, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by thorvald

I know, Nater just seems more older though for some reason

not much of an age gap...I'm older by like 6 or 7 months

Bogo · 01-30-09, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

A friend was mowing the lawn on his rider. He had is youngest in his lap. [snip]

When we were young dad never allowed us in the yard when he was mowing. He only had a push mower. He was most worried about stones and sticks thrown by the mower.