Those Ancients were Smart, and also Intelligent People.

http://www.devilfinder.com
Ancient Music of Ireland Tabhair Dom Do Lamh

(pybertra, crank up the volume)
cuhulin

Last year that B HO ButtKisser who lives catty corner across the
street from doggy's couch, he pushed his pawn shop $65.00 lawn mower
over to my house.He rattled my screen door, he Hollered, SHOW ME WHERE
THAT OIL DRAIN PLUG IS!!!

Last year, he BROKE my chainsaw, but he doesn't care.He said, (last year
when he BROKE my Remington electric chainsaw) I am an old country boy
from Edwards, I know all about chainsaws!

I had to show him (old country boy from Edwards) about eight times how
to turn it on, and at least five or six times how to keep the chain
properly adjusted.
I am an country boy from Edwards, I know all about chainsaws!
http://www.townofedwards.com/history.htm
cuhulin

wrote:
Last year that B HO ButtKisser who lives catty corner across the
street from doggy's couch, he pushed his pawn shop $65.00 lawn mower
over to my house.He rattled my screen door, he Hollered, SHOW ME WHERE
THAT OIL DRAIN PLUG IS!!!

Last year, he BROKE my chainsaw, but he doesn't care.He said, (last year
when he BROKE my Remington electric chainsaw) I am an old country boy
from Edwards, I know all about chainsaws!

I had to show him (old country boy from Edwards) about eight times how
to turn it on, and at least five or six times how to keep the chain
properly adjusted.
I am an country boy from Edwards, I know all about chainsaws!
http://www.townofedwards.com/history.htm
cuhulin

Country boy? Edwards is a suburb of Jackson.

I am from Carthage, wayyyyyyy out in the backwater hick sticks in Leake
County.I too am an old Country boy.

Found Any Pearls Lately?
http://www.thecarthaginian.com
http://msleake.com/pearl_river.html

First gas engine lawn mower we ever had was back around 1953 after my
family moved to Jackson in 1949.It was a second hand gas engine lawn
mower my dad bought at a gas station.I thought that gas engine lawn
mower was the greatest invention since sliced bread.That old reel type
lawn mower that I used to have to use was reel tuff, mowing that reel
tuff grass and reel tuff weeds.I own an old Keen Kutter reel type lawn
mower, it is in very good condition, I bought it many years ago at a
junk shop.I don't use it though.

The first chainsaw was developed in 1830 by an Orthpedic/Surgeon guy in
Germany.It was a hand cranked device for cutting bones.I bought my first
gas engine chainsaw (McCulloch chainsaw) back in the early 1970s.I
didn't break it either, it finally wore out.
cuhulin

Moderate quake strikes South San Diego County.
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=287282
cuhulin

Extraordinary Number of US Quakes - Still Climbing
http://www.stevequayle.com/index1.html
cuhulin

wrote:
Extraordinary Number of US Quakes - Still Climbing
http://www.stevequayle.com/index1.html
cuhulin



Rumors abound at Cal Tech that the Big One is nigh. They are telling
people to prepare.

On Apr 13, 5:49*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
Extraordinary Number of US Quakes - Still Climbing
http://www.stevequayle.com/index1.html
cuhulin

Rumors abound at Cal Tech that the Big One is nigh. *They are telling
people to prepare.

They at CalTech being whom? The geologists or the frat boys?

///Choie ca oie! Mope wa, Mope dep, buku kilo, buku Earthquakes,
Mope!///
Yeah, you got that right, Sang! I am Glad I don't live in Earthquake
Territory.Things are bad enough as it is!
cuhulin

On Apr 13, 12:13*pm, Bob Dobbs wrote:
bpnjensen wrote:
On Apr 13, 5:49*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
Extraordinary Number of US Quakes - Still Climbing
http://www.stevequayle.com/index1.html
cuhulin

Rumors abound at Cal Tech that the Big One is nigh. *They are telling
people to prepare.

They at CalTech being whom? *The geologists or the frat boys?

Sounds like some more hyperbole from the purveyors of panic.
You know, those opportunists that want to sell a load of 'survival' gear
to the gullible masses.
Back before the Y2K non-event it was ten thousand rounds of ammunition
and six hundred pounds of rice, then during Dubya's phoney ramp up to the
Halliburton KBR rip off scam it was Visqueen and duct tape,
and it seems like there has always been some overnight C2C guest 'expert'
mouthing off between Sangean and C. Crane commercials.
I actually live close enough to all the latest SoCal/Mexican seismic instability
to feel the temblors and daily shaking and I'm certainly not worried about any
'big one'. However if dolts like Cuhu want to sign over their disability check,
that one from the government he constantly bashes, I'd be glad to spend it. ;-)

--

Operator Bob
Echo Charlie 42

To be honest, California is obviously a sitting duck for big quakes -
but unless I hear that some reliable scientists are using the data in
a statitistically meaningful way to reach the conclusion that our
quake risk has heightened, then prounouncements of this type are just
for laughs and nothing more.

By the way, didn't you hear? The Aztecs say the world ends in two
years :-)