My dads boat doesn't have that setup, but every time I borrow his boat on Lake Erie, it sucks about 40-45 gallons of expensive marina E0 to be out on the water.
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My dads boat doesn't have that setup, but every time I borrow his boat on Lake Erie, it sucks about 40-45 gallons of expensive marina E0 to be out on the water.
The little fellow made it in with the lettuce from the garden. Big mistake!
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I know a guy with 3xF350’s … he’s invited me to go fishing a couple times - but I’m weary that his 550 gallon tank needs my Exxon card
… so I always have other plans …Boats are hard on gas.
My Hewescraft Ocean Pro 240 only has a single Honda 250 on it, and eats plenty of gas.
A typical fishing trip is over 200 gallons.
Time spent on a boat is not deducted from your life expectancy. 
Added protien ... yuuuum, lol.
I had a Merkur. I liked that car.
I put some Mercury Mountaineer hubcaps on my car. Didn't want to go with CVPI steelies since it's a Mercury and not a Ford!
Of course because it's Ford, even though it's the same wheel but different factory hubcaps I had to get different lugnuts. Oh well, they were only $.75
Of course because it's Ford, even though it's the same wheel but different factory hubcaps I had to get different lugnuts. Oh well, they were only $.75
Put some new pads on there, and send it out the door.
Customer reports car is iron deficient
No amount of renovations can resuscitate a dead mall. Sears closed and a couple stores about to close out. Majority of the spaces is being converted to office space and having furniture places (ugh mattress places) and inflatable jump houses to fill space just reeks of death.
The bronze koi inside the former Sears is still there though.
Not my pic. Still kool though:
Something super random: Microwave antenna 20+ years still standing. History time:
Back in the late 90's telephone companies were trying to compete in the cable television market. They can't piggyback wired coax cable infrastructure so they used microwave frequencies to transmit digital cable over the air. A receiver 'cable box' receives the signal then outputs to a TV.
Story time:
This antenna hanging the top of the mall was used for a demo television setup in the former telephone store. We would go to the mall to pay our telephone bill in-person and they would have a CRT TV hooked up to a Zenith set-top box with banners and flyers stating crystal-clear TV, all digital picture and whatnot. We had a system installed at our place. Didn't last long and the cable competitor was coming out with digital cable later on. You could tell who had this system installed with the antenna overhanging the roof with it pointing west for some reason. I guess they had the transmitter up in the mountains up West. We took down our antenna it looked like an eyesore. Cool piece of history tech, didn't last long.
The bronze koi inside the former Sears is still there though.
Not my pic. Still kool though:
Something super random: Microwave antenna 20+ years still standing. History time:
Back in the late 90's telephone companies were trying to compete in the cable television market. They can't piggyback wired coax cable infrastructure so they used microwave frequencies to transmit digital cable over the air. A receiver 'cable box' receives the signal then outputs to a TV.
Story time:
This antenna hanging the top of the mall was used for a demo television setup in the former telephone store. We would go to the mall to pay our telephone bill in-person and they would have a CRT TV hooked up to a Zenith set-top box with banners and flyers stating crystal-clear TV, all digital picture and whatnot. We had a system installed at our place. Didn't last long and the cable competitor was coming out with digital cable later on. You could tell who had this system installed with the antenna overhanging the roof with it pointing west for some reason. I guess they had the transmitter up in the mountains up West. We took down our antenna it looked like an eyesore. Cool piece of history tech, didn't last long.
In my neighborhood, a guy pulls his boat on Wednesday; I mean honestlyTime spent on a boat is not deducted from your life expectancy.
Great stuff, if you like a porter, which I do. Had it in Buffalo.
Protein chips? Green meat is the healthiest!
