Kamper

My wife says I don't listen to her. At least, I think that's what she said!

Still there. They still have to pay to get into the Sand Bar and I think, now the bilge.

I think a "fee site" would be more attractive to a professional audience. Folks who are working regularly with the materials discussed who might want peer-to-peer feed-back. This is the group who may not offer the same solutions to a problem but can explain their actions with better reasons than "my brother-in-law's best friend's nephew read about it on THaT other site." Since many of these technicians already work in a shop with other mechanics they might not feel a need to research "out of house." That will further reduce your target market to hobby-businesses, shade tree mechanics and those who prefer to work alone. In other words, not me. I'm too cheap! lol! Good luck with it either way!

I got in this morning from clearing the driveway and my wife said "I don't know why it took you so long. Nothing's falling. It's all going sideways!"

The article says they were scared to death.

Is there a "purpose" listed on your FID? Or does that only apply to hand-guns, there?

Sometimes, I hate you guys. Kidding!

Is that what they're calling it these days?

Batteries and tires. I'm easy to shop for.

Air offers less resistance to water. That system allows the boat to use air bubbles as roller bearings.

Good. I could use at least one place to go that doesn't tolerate bitchy little girls whining about imagined slights and taunting each other.

Welder, did you read the original post? It's about antique cars requiring products that are no longer easy to obtain. I agree with you about using factory recomended materials but what do you do when they are no longer made? Cheers!

Skipper... The subject is Bikini Island. Not the Bikini Atoll. W-Man, This guy needs a charter to Bikini Island. For 'research purposes!'

Good luck! I'll definitly check itout.

Awsome! I wish my boat hit the delimiter at 85.

Sounds like the jerk deserved to be thrown off but the Captain was still responsible for returnning him to land. I'm wonderring if he's going to come in with the tide in a few days, himself.

Aren't you worried they'll keep trying to confiscate your roll of Certs?

It's a power thing. From people who know they really don't have any power except that the person they are talking with has to take the call.

Thank you for your courteous response.

Go to any boat supply website and search for "horns." You'll find a variety of items including electrical, canned air and lung air operated devices. My favorite is like a giant plastic kazoo.

Even though Ezekial was proud to have his work effort praised by his employer, Karavan Kandi Worx, he never felt comfortable wearing his "Fudge Packer of the Month!" T-shirt.

Your country has gotten a horrible reputation for shoddy goods lately. How do I know I can trust my life to your product? I also question your integrity since you are selling a product but are not showing as a vendor on this site.

Time will tell. The thing is just under 500 miles across. Even though it is currently expected to miss by a decent margin the effects will probably be felt well inland in the region. The coverage I have been seeing (CH9 Manchester and ABC) has not been that hysterical. They are suggesting precautions but not telling folks to board-up. I've just laid-in additional supplies of crackers, canned fruit and juices. I cleaned my water bottles and will fill them later if it starts to look more threatening. TV sells by having more people watch. They get more ratings by piquing folks intrest by wonderring if they are going to die. On the bright side, it is better than down-playing the possibilities and having folks die in ignorance which has happenned way too often. An example of that is "Katrina" where even the governor ignored warnings to make preperations. Good luck to you and anyone else in the storm-track. Just read this in The Globe, as of 734am. NWS is saying Early may pass within 30 miles of the coast. http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2010/09/forecasters_ext.html

If you have the space put in a few inches of slack. Sometimes the ends will deteriorate slightly and you may have leaks or air may get into the line. If you are havng trouble "out there" and suspect the fuel line you can trim the 'split-ends' and be on your way. You can also use this procedure if your pre-trip inspection makes you wonder about the connectons. Good luck!

Here's an item with a similiar theme http://news.yahoo.com/video/cincinnati-wlwt-18191085/girl-born-on-8-9-10-at-11-12-21349417