Eric V Bielke

Back 50 years ago I worked in a warehouse that sold bulk asbestos to be used for insulation on steam boilers. It came to the warehouse in large drums[maybe 100 lbs]. As a young order filler I would dig this out of the drum and put in a paper bag to be shipped .As of today I do not have any effects from handling the asbestos. But who knows maybe in the future I will have problems.

PA has been ding this for years

I don't remember sacks of flour with patterns-------we got our dairy feed in sacks with patterns printed on them. Very common for 4-H projects for the girls to make dresses out of them

Here in New York state you can't get away with Sh--t. It is plugged into a computer and all info goes to Albany. Even if all dash lights [check engine] are off if the OBC is showing codes present it does not pass. They run this test first------ And then the give it a safety inspection. And don't try to cheat by plugging in an other vehicle----Albany checks to make sure the VIN matches the plugged in OBC. Don't ask me how I know.

And these idiots at the TV station are laughing about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes--- the owner would like to sell it whole

Found a travelall in a junk yard in central Pa this weekend. 392---t34 5sp with overdrive--3.73 trac loc--4WD---10'000 Ramsey winch-------body shot I have no interest in it---if anyone does send a PM

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X2--btdt

Hope you have better luck than me----with 14" snow on the ground it is pretty slow going for an old man

What kind of a tree was that cut from?

Welcome from New York state---------looking forward for post from Queensland

The vet banners were put up after the sign was.

Main street Waverly, NY

"Beckey's"-------a mom and pop restaurant in a small town in the southern tier of New York------Good food-----Good service------Reasonable price-------open from 6 am to 2 pm seven day's a week Their building is the first in a long row of building built in the 1870's. Their out side wall has a western exposure and the mortar in the bricks began to deteriorate, they hired a contractor to side it with red metal roofing------painted the front of the building red--white--and blue-----hung up an American flag. Asked for permission to put up a sign---"God Bless our Veteran's"------They were turned down. Their patrons and a lot of the town folks got wind of this. At the next town board meeting the room was packed.-----They got permission to put up their sign----it is illuminated in the evening hours. They have my business even though it is a 50 mile round trip when I go there for breakfast. A Vietnam Vet