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Old October 21st 05, 10:50 PM
 
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100 percent keerect,I first have to have a mind.That's why mind control
can not work on me.I didn't see any radios at the Goodwill store this
afternoon,but I bought a nice Skil model 595 belt sander (it has a
little baggy on it for catching sanding dust) for five dollars.I plugged
the belt sander in a wall outlet at the store and let it run about three
minutes.I didn't smell any burnt out motor smell,but the motor made a
sort of a wheezy screetchy noise when I shut it off.A couple of drops of
3 in 1 oil will fix that.And I bought an old wooden folding chair for
three dollars and two old books for one dollar each,Lying Prophets by
Eden Phillpotts,published 1897 and The Works Of The Rev.Jonathan
Swift,D.D.Dean Of St.Patrick's,Dublin,Ireland.published 1871.I am going
to especially enjoy reading that book.
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Old October 21st 05, 11:29 PM
 
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For the conspiracy kooks out there,,, is somebody trying to steer
www.devilfinder.com How To Steer A Hurricane Hurricane Wilma
straight up North towards the Texas/Louisiana/Mississippi/Alabama Gulf
Coast.A lot of noaa's weather predicting equipment is worn out and
broken,they really can't tell us much of anything that is accurate.I am
not a conspiracy kook,I will wait and see.
cuhulin

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Old October 22nd 05, 12:20 AM
 
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I read an article about that on the internet a few weeks ago.Other than
that,I do not have any creditable information.There are Airports in
America right now that have broken down,out dated,worn out equipment,do
you think NOAA is that much different? Offhand,on another topic,look in
your public libraries for Popular Mechanics magazines that date back
about two or three years ago.Article by a retired woman whom worked for
NASA.
cuhulin

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Old October 22nd 05, 12:40 AM
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wrote:
A lot of noaa's weather predicting equipment is worn out and
broken,they really can't tell us much of anything that is accurate.


Want to post some creditable source for that statement?


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Old October 23rd 05, 02:43 AM
 
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Cmdr Buzz Corey,,, anything you post anywhere,,, what creditable
evidence do you have to back up anything you ever have to
say,hearsay,what he/she/it said/saw,,, do you have any on the spot
creditable witnesses? (you don't have s..t) Was you personally there?
Why should I believe anything that ever comes out of your yap? By the
way,you should go get a different nicname,,, you are an insult even to
yourself.
cuhulin

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Old October 23rd 05, 02:44 AM
 
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creditable source,eh? I always tell the TRUTH.
cuhulin

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Old October 23rd 05, 06:08 AM
 
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Right here,you are looking at it.
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