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|    Jim Wilkins to Bob La Londe    |
|    Re: Integrated Coal Gasification Combine    |
|    29 Aug 25 09:13:30    |
      From: muratlanne@gmail.com              "Snag" wrote in message news:108r8iq$1p46b$1@dont-email.me...              On 8/28/2025 8:52 PM, Bob La Londe wrote:       > On 8/28/2025 6:40 PM, Snag wrote:       >> If we get over 3" of snow here the whole fuckin' county shuts down       >       > Utah is something. I rolled in to Salt Lake to join up with an outfit I       > worked for in Early September once. I got a hotel room for the night, and       > when I looked out the window in the morning there was snow or ice (not       > sure which, but it looked like snow) on all the roof tops. For Utah, Salt       > Lake isn't even cold country.       >       > In the low lands I'm used to we don't usually even see any jacket weather       > until around Halloween.       >        Useta be that we expected first snow around the opening of deer       season , which was the Saturday after October 20th IIRC .       ---------------------------------       In New England we can only expect the unexpected. We have had a damaging ice       storm on Halloween and fine warm weather past New Years. The Jet Stream can       bring weather from anywhere from Hudson's Bay to the Gulf of Amexica.              I was exploring the Black Forest mountains one fine fall until waking up to       snow. It seems the Germans expect everyone to be prepared and don't treat       the roads with anything damaging like salt. I slid into a ditch when I tried       to turn into a gas station to buy better tires. The burly station owner came       out and lifted the back end of my VW out of the ditch and onto the road. For       me that takes a helper when the engine is loose on blocks. An alternative is       raise one side on a curb, a strong guy crawls under the engine, unbolts it       and holds it on his chest while others lift and move the car away. An       experienced crew can swap engines in three minutes. These were racers, not       thieves, doing a practice speed test while I watched to learn. Cutting an       upper engine bolt access hole under the rear window helps.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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