Many Happy Returns, Cold Air That Is
- Ed.A
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I have the Inlet in place, dragging in Cold Air quite nicely. 3" PIPE Fits the inlet port on the ChanningIII perfectly, another benefit is it quiets the fan noise by at least 1/2. Thanks to those that posted their Inlet set-ups and ideas that were mentioned, they were wicked helpful.
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- CoalHeat
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Sounds more like Baston, you know where you pak the cah. He He!Ed.A wrote:Smartasse.alleg wrote: what are you from Connecticut or something? hehe
- Ed.A
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Nope, see we here in Connecticut don't have accents, we just have terminology that gets shared between the other N.E. States. ie: Wicked. I park my car, unlike Uncle Teddy who paks his cah in the bayWood'nCoal wrote: Sounds more like Baston, you know where you pak the cah. He He!
I also have a bad habit of calling everyone "Kid", kinda like people from Philly calling guys "Boss."
- CoalHeat
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I beg to differ-I've heard accents in Conn. Maybe they were transplants from Baston, dahling.Ed.A wrote:Nope, see we here in Connecticut don't have accents, we just have terminology that gets shared between the other N.E. States. ie: Wicked. I park my car, unlike Uncle Teddy who paks his cah in the bayWood'nCoal wrote: Sounds more like Baston, you know where you pak the cah. He He!
I also have a bad habit of calling everyone "Kid", kinda like people from Philly calling guys "Boss."
Are you being critical of "the swimmer"?
- CoalHeat
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Rush Limbaugh was talking about a speech Teddy made about a week ago about global warming and the alleged rising sea levels. I thought it was interesting, since Ted is such an expert on matters involving rising water.Ed.A wrote:Who me? NeverWood'nCoal wrote:Are you being critical of "the swimmer"?
- Ed.A
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I'd say Teddy has all the expertise required to comment.Wood'nCoal wrote:Rush Limbaugh was talking about a speech Teddy made about a week ago about global warming and the alleged rising sea levels. I thought it was interesting, since Ted is such an expert on matters involving rising water.
Don't forget how he squashed the Windmill Field off of Nantucket, alternate energy is great thing as long as he doesn't actually have see it.
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Yes, Ed, I had heard about that.Ed.A wrote:I'd say Teddy has all the expertise required to comment.Wood'nCoal wrote:Rush Limbaugh was talking about a speech Teddy made about a week ago about global warming and the alleged rising sea levels. I thought it was interesting, since Ted is such an expert on matters involving rising water.
Don't forget how he squashed the Windmill Field off of Nantucket, alternate energy is great thing as long as he doesn't actually have see it.
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Be patient,remember,
Kennedy's and life, just don't go together!
Teddy's just a little overdue...
BK
Kennedy's and life, just don't go together!
Teddy's just a little overdue...
BK
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I was very young when John and Robert were killed, I do remember Bobby's funeral train on television. I respect them, they did do a lot of good for the country, but I don't like Ted and I don't agree with what he stands for. To me he's just a bloated old windbag.bksaun wrote:Be patient,remember,
Kennedy's and life, just don't go together!
Teddy's just a little overdue...
BK
Better get back on topic now!