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August 4th 05, 05:07 AM
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"m II" wrote in message news:HpgIe.126039$wr.91437@clgrps12... magnetic mike II AKA the "Man of Steel"? |
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August 4th 05, 05:38 AM
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Honus wrote:
magnetic mike II AKA the "Man of Steel"? Nah..more like 'Ferrous Beuller' on one of his days off. I can easily leap over loose change lying on the floor. mike |
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August 4th 05, 05:52 AM
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"m II" wrote in message news:qZgIe.126045$wr.32502@clgrps12... Honus wrote: magnetic mike II AKA the "Man of Steel"? Nah..more like 'Ferrous Beuller' on one of his days off. Alright, I admit it...I laughed out loud. |
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#4
August 4th 05, 05:41 AM
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Regardless,I am still right,basically. www.devilfinder.com What
kind of metal are water meters made of? And water companies probally wouldn't appreciate grounding wires attatched to their water meters.If you are going to ground to a water pipe,it is best to ground to the pipe on the street side of the water meter.If you live in an apartment,you probally can't.Even when I am wrong,I am right. cuhulin |
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