[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
[at-l] CarsonTrucksnsuch
Jim Bullard wrote:
> At 12:06 AM 1/28/2005 -0500, Clark Wright wrote:
>
>> about that darn, gas guzzlin TRUCK . . . i don't see no Appalachian
>> Trail Special license tag on it!! oh, yeah, the NC prison shop
>> prisoners havn't gotten unshackled long enuf to pound them out yet -
>> darn! :)
>
>
> Felix' truck is in the wrong state to have one of those AT tags.
[me back at ya:] . . . I thought felix had an address in every state! :)
>> I have graduated from snotty lawyer bmw days, to my own kewl 'yota
>> tundra truck, but the mileage sucks . . . I hear that toyota is doing
>> a 270 hp hybrid highlander suv deal that gets over 30 mpg on the
>> highway, and 28 combined city/highway . . . now that's my idea of the
>> american way - uh, japanese way? uh, international we are the world
>> way?? :)
>
>
> A lot of Toyotas are built in Cambridge, Ontario these days. It could
> be a Canadian way.
[me back at ya:] . . . I guess that makes toyotas the hybrid way! :)
>> anyhow, if anyone has any extra gravel, I could use some on a horse
>> barn driveway down here in new bern - feelix, it's not that far -
>> really! :)
>
>
> Last summer I went to the local quarry and asked for 15 yards of
> gravel. "We don't do gravel. We sell crushed stone" they said. "Huh?"
> says I. "What's the difference". Gravel, it seems, is dug out of the
> ground and sifted or washed from the dirt. Crushed stone is blasted
> from the ground and smashed by big crushing machines. Apparently when
> you buy a load of small pieces of rock it is important to be clear
> whether you want rock broken in to little bits by Mother Nature or by
> your fellow humans.
[me back at ya:] . . . so yer choice is either the pits or being crushed
. . . or, just stoned! :)
--
No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
Version: 7.0.298 / Virus Database: 265.7.5 - Release Date: 1/26/2005