did I hear correctly that sometimes if you leave the wheels on a mobile
"home" that the gummint cuts you some slack ? Like it's a loop-hole.
"If I can not dance, I want no part in your revolution." Emma Goldman

cyber wrote:

did I hear correctly that sometimes if you leave the wheels on a mobile
"home" that the gummint cuts you some slack ? Like it's a loop-hole.

No, you didn't.

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 06:07:41 -0600, someone wrote:

cyber wrote:

did I hear correctly that sometimes if you leave the wheels on a mobile
"home" that the gummint cuts you some slack ? Like it's a loop-hole.

No, you didn't.

This guy is getting more than annoying.

About 90% of his posts seem to be about some wishful thinking backdoor
"trick" that he thinks will cleverly save him money, whereas instead
its more like spending a week reinventing the wheel to save 50 cents.

Who told "cyber" this? (Not us.) What kind of slack do they
(supposedly) cut you?

I think some of his other posts have been about when the patent would
run out on Tyvek, and making your own 'trussjoist' type composite
beams, stuff like that. Now what I wanna know is, is this guy
actually a homeowner, or is he building a home that would use truss
joists, or is he getting a mobile home.... That is, would he really
choose to live in a mobile instead of a permanent home, if leaving the
wheels on got him "some slack" (whatever that means), or maybe does he
presently live in a mobile and would go scrounge up some wheels????

As the method actors say, "what is his motivation"?

-v.