water pollution

Lot's of wiggly cestodes and trematodes in that deuce.

 

I think those are called drunk drivers.

Tom

 

I think a hydrant in the yard for the dog would be even better with an automatic flushing gadget.

 

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You then find out if that breakaway valve assembly really does work as the manufacturer claims. There have been a couple of cases that I know of where a large tracked vehicle simply broke the entire valve assembly, and a geyser of water gushes up

One case was that guy in CA who stole the M1 Abrams tank and went on a joyride, running over parked cars, hydrants, traffic lights, etc, until trying to jump a median and losing a track. Cops managed to use terminal force on him

Another case was a guy in CO who went very seriously monkeys***, and turned a bulldozer into a Mad Max style armored vehicle. If I recall, the community was around 3,000 and he caused at least $10 mil in damages, including totally destroying the city hall

In that case, the engine was badly overheating when one of the tracks fell into a crawlspace. The guy committted suicide and it took them around 12 hours to cut into the armored cab to get a looksee

 

A dog would *love* that feature. Most cats would learn to anticipate when the flushing gadget would turn on, and instinctively hiss at it

If you folks wonder what I mean by an automatic flushing gadget, here is one that I spec

The Kupferle Foundry, Inc.

Except for bitterly cold climates, they can be used year round

 

It was actually an M-60 A3

Never try to pivot steer on top of a Jersey barrier. The outcome ain't so good.

 

My bad

 

In previous decades they were. Now they are called cellphone users. Everytime I think I've ID'ed a drunk driver anymore it turns out they are obliviously blathering away on their cellphones.

 

I didn't want to point that out. Jayman gets testy when you do that.

Tom

 

I've got street cred, though.

 

:doh:

Oh boy .....

:mmph:

 

I was a geek in fatigues, never even been in a tank, or any tracked vehicle for that matter

 

I served on Bradleys, M577s, and M981s for tracked vehicles. HMMWVs as well (which were by far the easiest to deal with, I hate tracks).

 

I only went in HMMWV's. I'll let you play with tracked vehicles. However I did try to operate a small bulldozer once, that got old after about 4 seconds

 

I hate tracked vehicles. They're LOUD and maintenance intensive (think sitting in a motor pool wishing you were dead). Light wheeled vehicles are the way to go until A.) you hit a mine. B.) Enemy arty starts popping air bursts around you. Then you wish you were in a track...

 

No, then I would wish I was the f*** out of there, far far away from there

Anyhoo, on the topic of water pollution, any questions or comments on the points I raised about water treatment? I realize it was a bit scary what with all the complex chemical terms.

Or is it ok for me to go baaaaaaaaaa now?