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Posted by Ook on September 1, 2006, 5:16 pm
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> Ook wrote:
>> Usenet may be fading
>> away
>
> not if you ask me
>
> google got on the usenet wagon, now google archives these q & a
> sessions; thus: Google Groups
> http://groups.google.com/
>
> only difference google carries at the big 8 in the heiarchy, they also
> allow a user to create their own group, where'as with usenet it's not
> so easy to get a group started
>
> I agree, it really is an "on time" source of help
>
> how long has usenet been around anyway? since the days of 300 baud
> modems?
>
PS. Tell me more about "drivesealer" that you recommend using on the posts.
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Posted by sosessyithurts on September 1, 2006, 5:57 pm
Ook wrote:
> PS. Tell me more about "drivesealer" that you recommend using on the posts.
that's what we used to treat a horse fence, it came reccommended by a
fella who raises cyldesdales
you thin it with kerosene in order to make it soak in better, about 1/2
and 1/2
it's no different than railway ties, you know, the black railroad ties
you can find laying around
driveseal oppossed to watersealer, I can't see water sealer lasting
more than a few years before it loses its properties
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extensiive usenet statistics
http://www.livinginternet.com/u/ua_old.htm
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Posted by Ook on September 1, 2006, 8:09 pm
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> Ook wrote:
>
>> PS. Tell me more about "drivesealer" that you recommend using on the
>> posts.
>
> that's what we used to treat a horse fence, it came reccommended by a
> fella who raises cyldesdales
>
> you thin it with kerosene in order to make it soak in better, about 1/2
> and 1/2
>
> it's no different than railway ties, you know, the black railroad ties
> you can find laying around
>
> driveseal oppossed to watersealer, I can't see water sealer lasting
> more than a few years before it loses its properties
>
> ---
I found it. Driveway sealer. Driveway and paving sealer. Know of any
suppliers in the US for this stuff? A brief romp through the Internet showed
it readily available in the UK, NZ, Australia, etc. Or can any good driveway
sealer work?
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Posted by sosessyithurts on September 1, 2006, 8:42 pm
Ook wrote:
> I found it. Driveway sealer. Driveway and paving sealer. Know of any
> suppliers in the US for this stuff? A brief romp through the Internet showed
> it readily available in the UK, NZ, Australia, etc. Or can any good driveway
> sealer work?
oh sure, any home-depot, lowes, ace hardware...
do you have a local DIY home shop? they mighit have it too..
of course if it's cold out.. it will go on a tad thicker and soak in a
tad slower
maybe add your city and state to your search terms
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Posted by jeffc on September 2, 2006, 9:06 am
"Ook" <Ook Don't send me any freakin' spam at zootal dot com delete the
Don't send me any freakin' spam> wrote in message
>Usenet may be fading away
It is?
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