Snow Storm Coffee 2-6-10
- freetown fred
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just got off the phone w/ the kids--Lower Saucon-Bethleham--they had about 8"Daughter was pissed--wondered why every time it snows,hubby is working,so she gets to play w/ the snowblower--starter is shot--I told her to cross the selonoid w/ a screw driver--not a clue-they're both RN's--thank God they know more about people then they do machinery
- SMITTY
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I had the wife do that on a motorcycle I was working on to show her how a solenoid works. One spark & she tossed the screwdriver up in the air & said F THIS!
Good luck with over-the-phone instructions!
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The plow is down at the intersection of the court and other road - it's stuck! They brought in a Bobcat to move some of the snow but there isn't anywhere to dump it. I'm glad we have no where to go tomorrow, either. Stay warm, Lisa
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Don't want to start another thread yet, but we're
going to get another beating Tuesday and Wednesday.
going to get another beating Tuesday and Wednesday.
- freetown fred
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Smitty,I remember back in the 70's,Boston got slam dunked w/ a blizzard--I got a call up in Vermont & brought the 10 wheeler down--spent 3 days w/ bucket loaders cleaning streets & we dumped it in the harbor-----yep,nostalgia--things were simpler
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Yep,that's what their talking about here---new threads are good---breaks up the monotony
tsb wrote:Don't want to start another thread yet, but we're
going to get another beating Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Can't dump snow in the harbor or river anymore. Lots of other stuff is in the snow, it has to be separated out first.
http://www.tienmao.com/archives/002047.html
http://www.tienmao.com/archives/002047.html
- freetown fred
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Yep,I was going to mention that--my God--if DEC or whatever Mass. has over there--I'm sure they'd go out of their minds--like I said--simpler times
Wood'nCoal wrote:Can't dump snow in the harbor or river anymore. Lots of other stuff is in the snow, it has to be separated out first.
http://www.tienmao.com/archives/002047.html
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That was back when EVERYTHING went in Boston harbor! Bodies, raw sewage, industrial waste, medical waste -- you name it, it's in there! Even prompted the Standells to write a tune about it!
Now if a drop of pee hits a storm drain, they call out the EPA!!! Times sure have changed!!!
Now if a drop of pee hits a storm drain, they call out the EPA!!! Times sure have changed!!!