Joseph Cummings

All these records , miles in states, splitting up my money, but yet I who might run 15,000 miles a year, pay the same registration fee as a JB Hunt truck that might run 150,000 miles a year

Remember Nero fiddling while Rome burned? Now we have Newsome

They took this reservoir out of service just a short time ago because it had a tear in it's cover., knowing that it was right before fire season. That's like ripping the engine out of your snow plow truck late in November because it's burning a little bit of oil

I'm sure the word salad he is spewing is going to fix things. This is the problem with guys like him, they think they can bullshit the fire into not burning.

These cats are funny

What is your state rep like? I had a good one down in Bucks County Tommy Tomlinson and he had an aid in the office that straightened out a lot of PennDOT problems for me. Saved me a few trips to Harrisburg. Got me things back fast too. Best part was it was free. Eddie Day Pashinski? Sounds Polish District 121 Democrat, serving Luzerne County Hmmmmmmm, democrat

WTF?

Two weeks 300+ feet underground. They were rescued using Pagnotti's Bucyrus-Erie 50-R drill rig and a bit from Howard Hughes in Texas flown in on a military aircraft. Considered one of Pope John The 23rd's miracles when he was Canonized

Yeah but if you work at the DMV you should at least know the more common manufacturers

Like the Cascadia Movement in the Northwest. They were talking about taking Northern Cali too "The Cascadia movement is a bioregional independence movement based in the Cascadia bioregion of western North America. Potential boundaries differ, with some drawn along existing political state and provincial lines, and others drawn along larger ecological, cultural, political, and economic boundaries. The proposed country or region largely would consist of the Canadian province of British Columbia and the U.S. states of Washington and Oregon, including the major cities of Seattle, Vancouver, and Portland. When all parts of the bioregion are included, Cascadia would stretch from coastal Alaska in the north into Northern California in the south, and inland to include parts of Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, and Yukon. More conservative advocates propose borders that include the land west of the crest of the Cascade Range (named after the long-gone Cascades Rapids[4]), while some advocates propose borders as far north as Alaska and the Yukon region."

My uncle had a Rauch & Lang electric from the mid teens, and the first time the title came back from PA it read "Russian Lang"

Here are some of those super genius Asians who always claim they have broken the 1st and 2nd laws

Put a tarp over it and run a torpedo heater. You should build or buy a shop. They don't cost that much to heat

Seems like it's promising to break the laws of thermodynamics

You should try BitChute. Everything there from sane to Jewish Space Lasers https://www.bitchute.com/video/EVu2a4HTYWbl

Looks like a war zone

Retirement, Hell no. They can work until they get a ride home in The Black Mariah. An undated photograph of the hearse of the Lykens Valley Coal Company, Bear Gap, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. This vehicle was also known as “the Black Mariah.” It was only used to transport miners who died at work to their homes, where the undertaker would be called to prepare the body for burial. It was not a good sign when this hearse was seen on a country road near the mines.

This was a pretty fancy commercial unit. It detected over and under frequency, under and over voltage, and sine wave distortion. It would alarm and take the load, indicator lights on the front to let you know why It was this model, but it was white

I used to have a triplite 1500 with lead acid batteries that I trash picked. Probably from the 90's, Worked really good, had lots of capacity. Batteries got weak in the early teens before I moved up here. Not sure where it went

I'd create labor camps for all those leftist types. I'd make them do clutch jobs on R Models with the drivers side mount all seized up, and bearing roll ins, and brake jobs done in the mud with grease boards for a wheel dolly. Then I'd build a few old time coal breakers, and make them work as breaker boys picking slate without gloves.

I can never talk people out of buying these things. 5 kilowatt hour capacity for like 4000 bucks. If you are careful maybe, just maybe running nothing but the bare essentials you might get 6 -8 hours out of it. And they include "fast charging solar panels". Yeah, like 500 watts of solar. Maybe if your idea of fast is like a week to charge the damned thing. I mean I guess if you live in an apartment in a high rise somewhere, it's the best you can do ,BUT,,,,,,,,

Nahhh, only like 150 bucks. And they make the bores round again. Besides if you are doing END engines you should already have one for fitting oversized liners. I hate those dingleberry things that get called a hone. They might be ok if you are using iron rings. But if the bores aren't round with modern rings they don't always break in so well. That is what those Caterpillar guys were attempting to do back in the 50's and 60s with the "Bab-O Treatment" when chrome alloy rings first became popular

19 degree high in Hazleton today. Not running any heat in the shop right now and its about 30 in there right now. 50 sounds like paradise