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Posted by john on May 23, 2007, 5:25 pm
On May 23, 3:00 pm, .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
> wrote:
> >>>Can you tell what the tonage is? Thanks for any information you can
> >>>provide. If there is a market for the units or the parts separately
> >>>could you give me an idea of where to look or how to market? Thanks
> >> Take that bullshit down to the scrap yard, take whatever they
> >> give you, and go get drunk on it. If it's enough.
> >He could go over to the injun reservation and buy some
> >firewater cheap...... It also makes a great coil cleaner.
> They got any sandpaper over there ?
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I'm one of the Injuns that lives in the Chickasaw nation. We get our
fire water from the white hillbillies that live up in the Arbuckle
mountains. We trade tobacco for moonshine. We get drunk and they get
cancer. I am courious about the sandpaper comment. What did that
mean?
john
john@ardnet.com
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>8-10 years ago. They were working when they were removed. Now they
>need to be cleaned up a littl and checked out. I am wondering if the
>units are better as scrap or as a unit. The local recycler is paying
>1.32 per pound for the coils, and 2.85 for clean copper tubing. I