On 7/28/2015 8:30 AM, trader_4 wrote:

I don't even see a law that applies. The article talks about some
guy having an issue with his neighbor. The apparent law talks
only about "commercial" BBQs not being exempt from air quality laws.....
This is like so many things, the details are lacking. If the
guy is doing small scale, typical, BBQ occasionally on his property,
it's one thing. If he's doing large scale stuff every day with
the smoke blowing onto a neighbor close by home, then it's another.


That may be the case. Or not. We don't know.

When I smoke food overnight the neighbors may comment, but sometimes
they get to share in the bounty of the smoker. If the neighbor is
cooking once a week or so, usually not a big deal.

If the guy doing the cooking is doing it every day and then goes off to
sell his product, the neighbor probably has a legitimate complaint. No
matter how good is may smell, I'd not want it every day.

Recall the problems with the hot sauce guy in California recently. Some
years back a new Frito Lay plant had many neighbors complaining about
odors.

Or the neighbor may just be a miserable bitch.

On Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at 7:17:37 AM UTC-5, Moe DeLoughan wrote:
On 7/26/2015 5:17 PM, Uncle Monster wrote:
I know there are a few folks who post here from Florida and I thought this might be interesting. O_o

http://preview.tinyurl.com/npmsw5q

[8~{} Uncle BBQ Monster


Article says they have a dispute with a neighbor. In those cases there
are always at least three sides to the story. We're only getting one
here.

There is nothing like having a crazy woman for a neighbor. I've personally experienced their insanity and meddlesome behavior. It would take a whole day to write about most of the nosy neighbors and total wackos of both sexes or "genders" I've put up with over the years. o_O

[8~{} Uncle Wacky Monster

Oren posted for all of us...



On Sun, 26 Jul 2015 18:21:36 -0700 (PDT), Uncle Monster
wrote:

Couple three months ago three ass-hats were distracting store clerks
and stealing the store blind. Two clerks are timid and not
confrontational, not paying attention. So I spoke up. The leader of
the pack got in my face and invited me outside so all three could
handle me. I told that slimy faced Mexican that I was already
standing at the door, on my way out. Told him not to make the wrong
mistake, he may not like the results by dealing with me. (all on
video). I have experience already fighting 3 on 1. Then this ass hat
made a verbal; attack on a beautiful female customer. She got in his
face just like I did. I'm old but a 3 on 1 fight would have been a
hoot, to hone my skills.

All bark no bite from those ass-hats.

I can't fight anymore even though I've seriously injured people by accident while sparring but I was able bodied at the time. I got a good price on an inexpensive Hi-Point CF380 which I will have to use in self defense instead of my hands and feet. It's not the finest firearm in the world and gun snobs look down on Hi-Point firearms but the guns have a lifetime warranty. A 380 round will poke a hole through the forehead of any thug. ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Bullet Monster

I wasn't armed with ammo when this clown made a threat. Not much
effort to beat all three down or cut off lips, ears and nostrils off.


Funny only one spoke for all three.

I have never met a man that could catch a .380 in his teeth or able to
not choke on the barrel, Have you?

A barrel in a nostril or ear can change the battle.

Most of the time just the presentation makes the sale...

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I know there are a few folks who post here from Florida and I thought this
might be interesting. O_o

http://preview.tinyurl.com/npmsw5q

[8~{} Uncle BBQ Monster

I saw this and disagree with most of the posters. I see some gov't guy who
was just doing his job because the municipality passed a law about the
smoke. If he didn't go out then he would be canned because the powers to be
obviously have some kind of interest in it's enforcement or a neighbor has a
hard on. Most of these kind of laws aren't enforced. I like the reaction of
the evil doer g calm & collected. What a waste of resources. Now if he had
a dozen defunct washers or refrigerators on his lawn then I wouldn't like
it. The guy could most likely fight it and win. Describe what you smelled,
how could differentiate this from other odors. What were the weather
conditions at the time. Were you trained in odor identification? How did you
measure it? How long did it last? What are some of odors in the courtroom
now? Do you use antiperspirant? What were you doing immediately before you
smelled this? Where were you when noticed it? Do you have any documentation
this is hazardous to the public or regulated by the state? So on. Might be
some all powerful HOA.

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I'll take good barbecue smoke over those assholes that burn leaves every fall.


The EPA has banned the leaf burning AFAIK nationwide. Our local guys
outlawed it. But if you set your lawn or field or building on fire then you
are severely chastised. I used to do it too but can't stand it now.

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On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 16:02:29 -0400, Tekkie®
wrote:

Oren posted for all of us...



On Sun, 26 Jul 2015 18:21:36 -0700 (PDT), Uncle Monster
wrote:

Couple three months ago three ass-hats were distracting store clerks
and stealing the store blind. Two clerks are timid and not
confrontational, not paying attention. So I spoke up. The leader of
the pack got in my face and invited me outside so all three could
handle me. I told that slimy faced Mexican that I was already
standing at the door, on my way out. Told him not to make the wrong
mistake, he may not like the results by dealing with me. (all on
video). I have experience already fighting 3 on 1. Then this ass hat
made a verbal; attack on a beautiful female customer. She got in his
face just like I did. I'm old but a 3 on 1 fight would have been a
hoot, to hone my skills.

All bark no bite from those ass-hats.

I can't fight anymore even though I've seriously injured people by accident while sparring but I was able bodied at the time. I got a good price on an inexpensive Hi-Point CF380 which I will have to use in self defense instead of my hands and feet. It's not the finest firearm in the world and gun snobs look down on Hi-Point firearms but the guns have a lifetime warranty. A 380 round will poke a hole through the forehead of any thug. ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Bullet Monster

I wasn't armed with ammo when this clown made a threat. Not much
effort to beat all three down or cut off lips, ears and nostrils off.


Funny only one spoke for all three.

I have never met a man that could catch a .380 in his teeth or able to
not choke on the barrel, Have you?

A barrel in a nostril or ear can change the battle.

Most of the time just the presentation makes the sale...

I don't make threats, have never pulled a gun personally. Stopped
friends from doing so. Have ordered my staff to shoot to kill upon my
order. If I draw down your ass is dead. Never to testify against me.
Idle threats are stupid.

On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 07:58:37 -0700, in alt.war.vietnam "Edmund J.
Burke" wrote:

Put a capitol on "colonel," you arsehole spic!

"capital"

A capitol is a building.

wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 16:32:30 -0400, Tekkie®

wrote:

Uncle Monster posted for all of us...



I know there are a few folks who post here from Florida
and I
thought this might be interesting. O_o

http://preview.tinyurl.com/npmsw5q

[8~{} Uncle BBQ Monster

I saw this and disagree with most of the posters. I see
some gov't
guy who was just doing his job because the municipality
passed a law
about the smoke. If he didn't go out then he would be
canned because
the powers to be obviously have some kind of interest in
it's
enforcement or a neighbor has a hard on. Most of these
kind of laws
aren't enforced. I like the reaction of the evil doer g
calm &
collected. What a waste of resources. Now if he had a
dozen defunct
washers or refrigerators on his lawn then I wouldn't like
it. The
guy could most likely fight it and win. Describe what you
smelled,
how could differentiate this from other odors. What were
the weather
conditions at the time. Were you trained in odor
identification? How
did you measure it? How long did it last? What are some
of odors in
the courtroom now? Do you use antiperspirant? What were
you doing
immediately before you smelled this? Where were you when
noticed it?
Do you have any documentation this is hazardous to the
public or
regulated by the state? So on. Might be some all powerful
HOA.

If you do a little reading you see that this is not your
garden
variety BBQ. It is s smoker made from a 55 gallon drum and
the
neighbor says she measured CO at 170 PPM in her yard.
I still think there is more going on here.

A 55 gallon drum is pretty standard for smokers, at least in
Texas it is

"Oren" wrote in message
news
On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 16:02:29 -0400, Tekkie®
wrote:

Oren posted for all of us...



On Sun, 26 Jul 2015 18:21:36 -0700 (PDT), Uncle Monster
wrote:

Couple three months ago three ass-hats were distracting store clerks
and stealing the store blind. Two clerks are timid and not
confrontational, not paying attention. So I spoke up. The leader of
the pack got in my face and invited me outside so all three could
handle me. I told that slimy faced Mexican that I was already
standing at the door, on my way out. Told him not to make the wrong
mistake, he may not like the results by dealing with me. (all on
video). I have experience already fighting 3 on 1. Then this ass hat
made a verbal; attack on a beautiful female customer. She got in his
face just like I did. I'm old but a 3 on 1 fight would have been a
hoot, to hone my skills.

All bark no bite from those ass-hats.

I can't fight anymore even though I've seriously injured people by
accident while sparring but I was able bodied at the time. I got a good
price on an inexpensive Hi-Point CF380 which I will have to use in self
defense instead of my hands and feet. It's not the finest firearm in
the world and gun snobs look down on Hi-Point firearms but the guns
have a lifetime warranty. A 380 round will poke a hole through the
forehead of any thug. ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Bullet Monster

I wasn't armed with ammo when this clown made a threat. Not much
effort to beat all three down or cut off lips, ears and nostrils off.


Funny only one spoke for all three.

I have never met a man that could catch a .380 in his teeth or able to
not choke on the barrel, Have you?

A barrel in a nostril or ear can change the battle.

Most of the time just the presentation makes the sale...

I don't make threats, have never pulled a gun personally. Stopped
friends from doing so. Have ordered my staff to shoot to kill upon my
order. If I draw down your ass is dead. Never to testify against me.
Idle threats are stupid.

"shoot to kill"? You have been watching too many old movies. Nowadays, you
shoot to stop the thread, and if death results, well them's the breaks.

On 7/28/2015 6:27 PM, �Jones wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 07:58:37 -0700, in alt.war.vietnam "Edmund J.
Burke" wrote:

Put a capitol on "colonel," you arsehole spic!

"capital"

A capitol is a building.

wish someone would put a capitol on his ass

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On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 18:27:45 -0500, ¡Jones wrote:

On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 07:58:37 -0700, in alt.war.vietnam "Edmund J.
Burke" wrote:

Put a capitol on "colonel," you arsehole spic!

"capital"

A capitol is a building.

The 'colonel' is a colon.

"¡Jones" wrote in message
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On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 07:58:37 -0700, in alt.war.vietnam "Edmund J.
Burke" wrote:

Put a capitol on "colonel," you arsehole spic!

"capital"

A capitol is a building.

Thanks for reading, Jones.
BTW, that was bait.
LOL

"¡63-07903 and 63-07908 CH47A Cargo Helicopter" wrote in message
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On 7/28/2015 6:27 PM, �Jones wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 07:58:37 -0700, in alt.war.vietnam "Edmund J.
Burke" wrote:

Put a capitol on "colonel," you arsehole spic!

"capital"

A capitol is a building.

wish someone would put a capitol on his ass


Well, the size of my ass has been greatly appreciated, stubby.
But whatz the problem, little feller? You gots a problem just 'cause I'm
smarter 'n you?

On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 18:58:02 -0700, "taxed and spent"
wrote:

"now days"? Your spell checker is as bad as mine.

Touche`

posted for all of us...



On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 16:32:30 -0400, Tekkie®
wrote:

Uncle Monster posted for all of us...



I know there are a few folks who post here from Florida and I thought this
might be interesting. O_o

http://preview.tinyurl.com/npmsw5q

[8~{} Uncle BBQ Monster

I saw this and disagree with most of the posters. I see some gov't guy who
was just doing his job because the municipality passed a law about the
smoke. If he didn't go out then he would be canned because the powers to be
obviously have some kind of interest in it's enforcement or a neighbor has a
hard on. Most of these kind of laws aren't enforced. I like the reaction of
the evil doer g calm & collected. What a waste of resources. Now if he had
a dozen defunct washers or refrigerators on his lawn then I wouldn't like
it. The guy could most likely fight it and win. Describe what you smelled,
how could differentiate this from other odors. What were the weather
conditions at the time. Were you trained in odor identification? How did you
measure it? How long did it last? What are some of odors in the courtroom
now? Do you use antiperspirant? What were you doing immediately before you
smelled this? Where were you when noticed it? Do you have any documentation
this is hazardous to the public or regulated by the state? So on. Might be
some all powerful HOA.

If you do a little reading you see that this is not your garden
variety BBQ. It is s smoker made from a 55 gallon drum and the
neighbor says she measured CO at 170 PPM in her yard.
I still think there is more going on here.

Thanks, adds a little more depth to it. 170 is high for a outside area!
I guess this story will disappear with just our speculation left.

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Oren posted for all of us...



On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 16:02:29 -0400, Tekkie®
wrote:

Oren posted for all of us...



On Sun, 26 Jul 2015 18:21:36 -0700 (PDT), Uncle Monster
wrote:

Couple three months ago three ass-hats were distracting store clerks
and stealing the store blind. Two clerks are timid and not
confrontational, not paying attention. So I spoke up. The leader of
the pack got in my face and invited me outside so all three could
handle me. I told that slimy faced Mexican that I was already
standing at the door, on my way out. Told him not to make the wrong
mistake, he may not like the results by dealing with me. (all on
video). I have experience already fighting 3 on 1. Then this ass hat
made a verbal; attack on a beautiful female customer. She got in his
face just like I did. I'm old but a 3 on 1 fight would have been a
hoot, to hone my skills.

All bark no bite from those ass-hats.

I can't fight anymore even though I've seriously injured people by accident while sparring but I was able bodied at the time. I got a good price on an inexpensive Hi-Point CF380 which I will have to use in self defense instead of my hands and feet. It's not the finest firearm in the world and gun snobs look down on Hi-Point firearms but the guns have a lifetime warranty. A 380 round will poke a hole through the forehead of any thug. ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Bullet Monster

I wasn't armed with ammo when this clown made a threat. Not much
effort to beat all three down or cut off lips, ears and nostrils off.


Funny only one spoke for all three.

I have never met a man that could catch a .380 in his teeth or able to
not choke on the barrel, Have you?

A barrel in a nostril or ear can change the battle.

Most of the time just the presentation makes the sale...

I don't make threats, have never pulled a gun personally. Stopped
friends from doing so. Have ordered my staff to shoot to kill upon my
order. If I draw down your ass is dead. Never to testify against me.
Idle threats are stupid.

I was only making a remark on what this poster stated (valid or not).

I never have either but when I swept my hand back the guy with the bat took
off. I have learned to trust my instincts-like the hair (what little I have
left) going up in the back of my neck.

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On Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at 4:40:13 PM UTC-4, Tekkie® wrote:
jimmy posted for all of us...



I'll take good barbecue smoke over those assholes that burn leaves every fall.


The EPA has banned the leaf burning AFAIK nationwide. Our local guys
outlawed it. But if you set your lawn or field or building on fire then you
are severely chastised. I used to do it too but can't stand it now.

Do you have a citation for this? We can still burn where I am, regrettably..
We've got one guy about four doors down who piles up a bunch of
just-fallen leaves and lets them smolder. Stinks up the neighborhood
and gives my asthmatic husband problems.

For burning brush, the township wants us to burn no more than a
4' x 4' x 4' pile, but we annually burn a much bigger pile than
that, and no one squawks. We wait until the pile is dry and will
burn cleanly.

Cindy Hamilton

Cindy Hamilton posted for all of us...



On Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at 4:40:13 PM UTC-4, Tekkie® wrote:
jimmy posted for all of us...



I'll take good barbecue smoke over those assholes that burn leaves every fall.


The EPA has banned the leaf burning AFAIK nationwide. Our local guys
outlawed it. But if you set your lawn or field or building on fire then you
are severely chastised. I used to do it too but can't stand it now.

Do you have a citation for this? We can still burn where I am, regrettably.
We've got one guy about four doors down who piles up a bunch of
just-fallen leaves and lets them smolder. Stinks up the neighborhood
and gives my asthmatic husband problems.

For burning brush, the township wants us to burn no more than a
4' x 4' x 4' pile, but we annually burn a much bigger pile than
that, and no one squawks. We wait until the pile is dry and will
burn cleanly.

Cindy Hamilton

I do not not but call your AHJ or DAGS. I know what is true for my locality..

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