wrote:
About three years ago, the oil level in my lawn mower was down about one
cup of oil.I put some Valvoline 10 - 30 oil in there.I knew it says on
top of the cap, Use 30 Weight Oil Only.That B HO ButtKisser across
the street said, You put the wrong kind of oil in there! That lawn mower
(I have two lawn mowers now) still runs as good as new.Last Summer,
there was a problem with his lawn mower and he doesn't know anything
about fixing a lawn mower.He told one of his sons to be on the lookout
for a good used lawn mower.He bought a pawn shop lawn mower for
$65.00.Just wait untill that front wheel drive transmission on his pawn
shop lawn kicks the bucket, and it will, sooner or later.

Last Summer when I HAD to build two fences on my yard to keep those B
HO ButtKissers (they ((''they'')) live next door to me, both sides of my
house) from driving on my yard and parking on my yard, he said, The wind
is going to blow that fence down!

Last Summer when I was using my comealong to put my 1914 Ford Model T
car on my old trailer, he said, That wheel is going to fall in that
hole!

Yes Sir, he is the World Authority Expert on everything.He broke my
chainsaw.He didn't even know how to find the oil drain plug on his lawn
mower, he asked me, Show me where that oil drain plug is!
cuhulin


I never spent more than $50 on a gas mower and had very good luck.

Get some Goats and you won't need a lawn mower.There is a hill near
Westland Plaza shopping center, (a mile and a half East of doggy's
couch) many years ago there was a guy who lived there and he owned a lot
of goats.That hill was called Goat Hill.That was when this area was
''Country'', before it all got built up like it is nowadays.
cuhulin

On Apr 28, 10:04*am, wrote:
Get some Goats and you won't need a lawn mower.There is a hill near
Westland Plaza shopping center, (a mile and a half East of doggy's
couch) many years ago there was a guy who lived there and he owned a lot
of goats.That hill was called Goat Hill.That was when this area was
''Country'', before it all got built up like it is nowadays.
cuhulin

Here is a good internet friend of mine, his name is David. He has many
vids on different subject matter. The main parts I guess is
survivalsim and his farm with goats. If you look at all his vids
you'll see where he ate a good side of ribs from his one goat.

I didn't know about 'registered' goats and all that so I've learned
quite alot from Dave, his different goat vids helped a schmuck like me
who wasn't raised in that stuff. Enjoy his vids and take on the
gubiment and militia etc. One of his vids - I went to the website
about what he was talking about and printed out the list to take to
any store to see where the product actually originated from (barcode
list)....VERY few come from the US sadly:-(

He's in the same neck of the woods as you Cuh.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooluC...=C2AYWW vzZZ4

''Global warming'' in the Sierra Mountains,California.I just now saw a
video clip of that on WLBT tv news.
SNOW.
cuhulin

On Apr 28, 10:15*am, wrote:
''Global warming'' in the Sierra Mountains,California.I just now saw a
video clip of that on WLBT tv news.
SNOW.
cuhulin

We USED to get snow into June...

wrote:
''Global warming'' in the Sierra Mountains,California.I just now saw a
video clip of that on WLBT tv news.
SNOW.
cuhulin


We get snow well into May during El Nino events. No biggie.

Paul Gallo was just now on the phone, talking to Connie Moran, Mayor of
Ocean Springs,Mississippi.She said there is a new oil leak where that
offshore oil rig exploded.She said some of the oil slick is heading for
the Gulf Coast.
cuhulin

Watching 12:00 PM WLBT tv news.A few minutes ago, Alan Gerard Chief
Meteorologist National Weather Service in Jackson was talking on WLBT tv
news.He said last weekend's storm was the ninth worst storm since 1900
in Mississippi.
More stormy weather is predicted for this coming weekend, but they are
not expected to be bad as last weekend's stormy weather.

Batten down the hatches, y'all.
cuhulin

On 4/28/2010 1:12 PM, wrote:
Watching 12:00 PM WLBT tv news.A few minutes ago, Alan Gerard Chief
Meteorologist National Weather Service in Jackson was talking on WLBT tv
news.He said last weekend's storm was the ninth worst storm since 1900
in Mississippi.
More stormy weather is predicted for this coming weekend, but they are
not expected to be bad as last weekend's stormy weather.

Batten down the hatches, y'all.
cuhulin


Gee! I thought only people from Arkansas, could legally, make
fun of Mississippi.

Drifter...

wrote:
Watching 12:00 PM WLBT tv news.A few minutes ago, Alan Gerard Chief
Meteorologist National Weather Service in Jackson was talking on WLBT tv
news.He said last weekend's storm was the ninth worst storm since 1900
in Mississippi.
More stormy weather is predicted for this coming weekend, but they are
not expected to be bad as last weekend's stormy weather.

Batten down the hatches, y'all.
cuhulin


What about the oil slick? What does Chief Gerard have to say about that?