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Since there is no exposed plastic for sparks and things to penetrate, MSHA might approve this butane fire device to be carried by American miners.
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Unconventional
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We had an inspector on occasion. Bic lighters were one of his pet peeves. "Empty your pockets." we heard before he even said hello
Same out working in the oil fields.We had an inspector on occasion. Bic lighters were one of his pet peeves. "Empty your pockets." we heard before he even said hello
Unconventional
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Lotta the same hazards
Glad it's over I didn't mind the work just got tired of all the inspections.
Always kept everything right and did my best not to blow myself up. LOL
Unconventional
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"I don't care if ya got the Camaro under the carport!
We gotta save these Ribeyes!"
We gotta save these Ribeyes!"
Here there is a lower limit but not as far as heat goes. I guess it's up to you.
Probably different for construction and other outside workers though
Ahoey
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In Manitoba the upper limit is +35 C. Don’t know about lower limits as when it starts freezing, masonry gets horded and heated
Morning guys.
The car show wasn't bad last night but thought more people would have showed up.
Have a great day
The car show wasn't bad last night but thought more people would have showed up.
Have a great day
Scott Bender
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Not mine. Pretty significant item that's why posting here.
Wish I had the money I'd jump on it.
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city counsel meeting tonight and not sure what's on the agenda but it's hot 95*
MARGARITAS!!!
Sounds good I'd stay for the meeting and bring chips an dip.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
With a little bit of luck they will vote to ban the sodomite flags luke the recently did in a city here in michigan
Don't have a problem with any kind of flag here mostly around here it's fixing the water or sewer and dealing with people not keeping there yards up.
I just found out the gas company is planning to put in another transmission line right next to the existing pipe. That pipe happens to be in my front yard.
Yea **** Charlie sounds like your front lawn is going to be remodeled. Sorry.I just found out the gas company is planning to put in another transmission line right next to the existing pipe. That pipe happens to be in my front yard.
Figures but not having a monthly bill for sewer might not be bad.
My fault. I MAY have over stepped the easement.Yea **** Charlie sounds like your front lawn is going to be remodeled. Sorry.
I wouldn't want that around here but they are knocking on the door. Its $7000 impact fee to hook up and then I gotta pay for it monthly plus drink their chlorinated water. NO THANKS.
Well you took care of it I'm guessing so hope they put it back to a nice area.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
I dont know
I'm on a septic system now, that is about half the required size for my house, but was grandfathered in
In essence, that means it is not serviceable and if it ever needs work (other then emptying) it will need to be rebuild
And at THAT time, $79,95 per month will sound pretty good
These trees and shrubs are what I stand to lose.
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