You are surprised?
They told you that the melting of Greeland ice sheet was going to doo this.
Your 12 years has come home...
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You are surprised?
They told you that the melting of Greeland ice sheet was going to doo this.
Your 12 years has come home...
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Guessing that you have not ever worked with or near anhydrous, but by far - the biggest danger is if it leaks, to anyone or anything breathing air. This stuff will burn your lungs if you are downwind.
Back-in-the-day, it was common to transfer from a nurse tank onto an on-board tank on the applicator unit it'self, in stead of the pull-behind that you see today.
You didn't want to be downwind of that transfer process.
We had a tank apparently come loose from the truck next section over recently. Burnt all vegetation in the area.
I doubt that it has much, if any, long term issues to the surrounding land other than the burn at release.
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I have a simple philosophy, if it's man made it's not healthy.
Got a story for ya, I grew up on a farm, Harvest season was good money for those willing to work on the harvesters.
My uncle worked the majority of his life in those fields. After supper he would like to sit on the porch and have a cigarette or two, smoked like a chimney.
He would stink like anhydrous so bad that today I could get a whiff and know exactly what it is.
He played a game with me to see who could count the most satellites, of course he would win. Quite amazing how many of those things could be seen 50 some years ago.
One time I watched a mosquito land on his arm and he was watching me while puffing on that smoke. The mosquito no sooner drilled into him and it just fell over dead, I **** you not. He was bathed in that crap because they get off the tractor and just unplug a plugged nozzle.
He was born in 1924, passed away in 2023, I sat front and center and smiled, that was a great day
The Immigration Act of 1924, or Johnson–Reed Act, including the Asian Exclusion Act and National Origins Act (Pub. L.Tooltip Public Law (United States) 68–139, 43 Stat. 153, enacted May 26, 1924), was a federal law that prevented immigration from Asia and set quotas on the number of immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe.[1][2] It also authorized the creation of the country's first formal border control service, the U.S. Border Patrol, and established a "consular control system" that allowed entry only to those who first obtained a visa from a U.S. consulate abroad.
I get what your saying also, and what we don't know won't hurt us, ask a farmer.
Got a story for ya, I grew up on a farm, Harvest season was good money for those willing to work on the harvesters.
My uncle worked the majority of his life in those fields. After supper he would like to sit on the porch and have a cigarette or two, smoked like a chimney.
He would stink like anhydrous so bad that today I could get a whiff and know exactly what it is.
He played a game with me to see who could count the most satellites, of course he would win. Quite amazing how many of those things could be seen 50 some years ago.
One time I watched a mosquito land on his arm and he was watching me while puffing on that smoke. The mosquito no sooner drilled into him and it just fell over dead, I **** you not. He was bathed in that crap because they get off the tractor and just unplug a plugged nozzle.
He was born in 1924, passed away in 2023, I sat front and center and smiled, that was a great day
The Immigration Act of 1924, or Johnson–Reed Act, including the Asian Exclusion Act and National Origins Act (Pub. L.Tooltip Public Law (United States) 68–139, 43 Stat. 153, enacted May 26, 1924), was a federal law that prevented immigration from Asia and set quotas on the number of immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe.[1][2] It also authorized the creation of the country's first formal border control service, the U.S. Border Patrol, and established a "consular control system" that allowed entry only to those who first obtained a visa from a U.S. consulate abroad.
I get what your saying also, and what we don't know won't hurt us, ask a farmer.
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Beast, 6.6 Diesel Isuzu/Dirtymax, 8 miles to the gallon, top speed of 60 mph in 15 seconds, Pathetic
Aurus, Porsche 4.4 liter, 600Hp and 649lb-ft, 62 mph in 6 seconds, WTF
Not quite apples to apples but with the Aurus new 12 cylinder Porsche and Bosch not mentioned above I think you can figure the rest out.
Aurus, Porsche 4.4 liter, 600Hp and 649lb-ft, 62 mph in 6 seconds, WTF
Not quite apples to apples but with the Aurus new 12 cylinder Porsche and Bosch not mentioned above I think you can figure the rest out.
Yeah, even 40 yrs ago they were being replaced quickly.
IDK if I've seen that other type in 30 yrs by now?
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[wasn't thinking of it, but] I am about 1/2 way through running a pkg of applicator parts right now.
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OH, IDK .. maybe ....
Years ago we stopped and talked to a fella that was sett'n marten traps. (North Ontario)
On the back of his 4wheeler he had this 5gal bucket of snot that he said just makes the marten run up that pole!
He opened that lid up and it was about enough to make you gag !
"Cover that back up!" UGH!
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Years ago we stopped and talked to a fella that was sett'n marten traps. (North Ontario)
On the back of his 4wheeler he had this 5gal bucket of snot that he said just makes the marten run up that pole!
He opened that lid up and it was about enough to make you gag !
"Cover that back up!" UGH!
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Demonstrators protest against offshore drilling plan in Argentine Sea and these are the people coming across the border.
Cute little pic of a walrus they have.
Just a pic from the north, they are legally hunted mainly for thier ivory, sometimes you can luck out and purchase a skull on a street corner if that's your thing.
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If you live in a considerably populated area in the United States you'll recognize this company. They are world wide, look up New Zealand's WM
www.wm.com
So I have two questions, if they are true to what they have an image of why is it that the containers are not actually recycled since this company is globally and all?
The emblem they use on thier product is encouraging but it's not what a recycled emblem is. Recycled is the arrows with a solid line around it.
This is the sign for RECYCLED , if you did not know this before hand you won't because that information is no longer knowledgeable.
This is what people see now days, intending to recycle not recycled.
Second question, who pays for an extra can for recycle garbage?
Here the cans for recycles is the yellow lid as the one the cab over is picking up in above pic. At one time containers where supplied and pickup was free because those recycling your garbage make a profit. What's changed ?
Example, where do you think the majority of blow in insulation comes from? Is that not a product that has to be purchased by the consumer? Maybe by chance you'll get that cardboard box back but instead of jamming back into a can your blowing it in your attic.
Yes this is a cruel ****ing world
WM | Waste Management & Recycling Services
WM is the leading provider of comprehensive waste management, offering services such as garbage collection, recycling pickup and dumpster rental.
So I have two questions, if they are true to what they have an image of why is it that the containers are not actually recycled since this company is globally and all?
The emblem they use on thier product is encouraging but it's not what a recycled emblem is. Recycled is the arrows with a solid line around it.
This is the sign for RECYCLED , if you did not know this before hand you won't because that information is no longer knowledgeable.
This is what people see now days, intending to recycle not recycled.
Second question, who pays for an extra can for recycle garbage?
Here the cans for recycles is the yellow lid as the one the cab over is picking up in above pic. At one time containers where supplied and pickup was free because those recycling your garbage make a profit. What's changed ?
Example, where do you think the majority of blow in insulation comes from? Is that not a product that has to be purchased by the consumer? Maybe by chance you'll get that cardboard box back but instead of jamming back into a can your blowing it in your attic.
Yes this is a cruel ****ing world
