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I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

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I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

i

What do you _really_ think, Iggy? ;-)

Hey, I drove an empty 16' cube van across the border this morning to
pick up all the stuff I bought for US dollarettes.. it could have been
filled with gas cans that actually work and toilets that flush
properly on the first try. WTF happened to this land of the free
stuff?


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Spehro Pefhany wrote:

On Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:48:24 -0500, the renowned Ignoramus21219
? wrote:

?I truly hate those mother****ers.
?
?I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.
?
?They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
?and congratulate each other.
?
?i
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What do you _really_ think, Iggy? ;-)

Hey, I drove an empty 16' cube van across the border this morning to
pick up all the stuff I bought for US dollarettes.. it could have been
filled with gas cans that actually work and toilets that flush
properly on the first try. WTF happened to this land of the free
stuff?



Too amny liberal idiots were voted into office.
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On 10/27/2012 12:46 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Spehro Pefhany wrote:

On Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:48:24 -0500, the renowned Ignoramus21219
? wrote:

?I truly hate those mother****ers.
?
?I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.
?
?They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
?and congratulate each other.
?
?i
?
What do you _really_ think, Iggy? ;-)

Hey, I drove an empty 16' cube van across the border this morning to
pick up all the stuff I bought for US dollarettes.. it could have been
filled with gas cans that actually work and toilets that flush
properly on the first try. WTF happened to this land of the free
stuff?



Too amny liberal idiots were voted into office.


so, how do you strike a balance between hydrocarbon pollution and your
personal convenience? surely you don't believe that gasoline vapors are
good for you - they are in fact a narcotic and a major source of
photochemical smog

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On 2012-10-27, a friend wrote:
On 10/27/2012 12:46 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Spehro Pefhany wrote:

On Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:48:24 -0500, the renowned Ignoramus21219
? wrote:

?I truly hate those mother****ers.
?
?I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.
?
?They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
?and congratulate each other.
?
?i
?
What do you _really_ think, Iggy? ;-)

Hey, I drove an empty 16' cube van across the border this morning to
pick up all the stuff I bought for US dollarettes.. it could have been
filled with gas cans that actually work and toilets that flush
properly on the first try. WTF happened to this land of the free
stuff?



Too amny liberal idiots were voted into office.


so, how do you strike a balance between hydrocarbon pollution and your
personal convenience? surely you don't believe that gasoline vapors are
good for you - they are in fact a narcotic and a major source of
photochemical smog


The point that was lost on you, is that the CARB gas cans do not
reduce pollution and introduce major inconvenience.

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On 10/27/2012 12:46 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
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?? On Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:48:24 -0500, the renowned Ignoramus21219
?? ? wrote:
??
?? ?I truly hate those mother****ers.
?? ?
?? ?I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.
?? ?
?? ?They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
?? ?and congratulate each other.
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?? What do you _really_ think, Iggy? ;-)
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?? Hey, I drove an empty 16' cube van across the border this morning to
?? pick up all the stuff I bought for US dollarettes.. it could have been
?? filled with gas cans that actually work and toilets that flush
?? properly on the first try. WTF happened to this land of the free
?? stuff?
?
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? Too amny liberal idiots were voted into office.
?

so, how do you strike a balance between hydrocarbon pollution and your
personal convenience? surely you don't believe that gasoline vapors are
good for you - they are in fact a narcotic and a major source of
photochemical smog



I drive less than 3000 miles a year. How about you?
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On 10/27/2012 2:48 PM, Ignoramus21219 wrote:
I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

i

Maybe now you can begin to understand how a lot of us feel about the
Government that has run amok and why we want it to change.

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On 2012-10-27, Tom Gardner Mars@Tacks wrote:
On 10/27/2012 2:48 PM, Ignoramus21219 wrote:
I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

i

Maybe now you can begin to understand how a lot of us feel about the
Government that has run amok and why we want it to change.


I have not, yet, encountered a regulation that affected my business,
that I feel is outright wrong. Some I feel are too onerous, but none
that I found, are outright wrong.

I am open minded, however.

What I do see, not in my own business of course, is an incredible
amount of various rule breaking, corner cutting and cheating, that
goes on in small busniess.

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On 10/27/2012 5:47 PM, Ignoramus21219 wrote:
On 2012-10-27, Tom Gardner Mars@Tacks wrote:
On 10/27/2012 2:48 PM, Ignoramus21219 wrote:
I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

i

Maybe now you can begin to understand how a lot of us feel about the
Government that has run amok and why we want it to change.


I have not, yet, encountered a regulation that affected my business,
that I feel is outright wrong. Some I feel are too onerous, but none
that I found, are outright wrong.

I am open minded, however.

What I do see, not in my own business of course, is an incredible
amount of various rule breaking, corner cutting and cheating, that
goes on in small business.

i


I understand and respect that. I, on the other hand am exposed to many,
many, costly, unfair and downright wrong regulations that have been
instituted in the last four years. Ask my employees, who all have
profit sharing, how much it has cost THEM. Ask who our shop Union
endorses unanimously...and I have not discussed politics to any of my
employees, other than to give them a paid hour on election days.

Rule breaking, cheating, corner cutting does NOT go on here, never did
in four generations, 133 years. I walk the talk.


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On 2012-10-27, Tom Gardner Mars@Tacks wrote:
On 10/27/2012 5:47 PM, Ignoramus21219 wrote:
On 2012-10-27, Tom Gardner Mars@Tacks wrote:
On 10/27/2012 2:48 PM, Ignoramus21219 wrote:
I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

i

Maybe now you can begin to understand how a lot of us feel about the
Government that has run amok and why we want it to change.


I have not, yet, encountered a regulation that affected my business,
that I feel is outright wrong. Some I feel are too onerous, but none
that I found, are outright wrong.

I am open minded, however.

What I do see, not in my own business of course, is an incredible
amount of various rule breaking, corner cutting and cheating, that
goes on in small business.

i


I understand and respect that. I, on the other hand am exposed to many,
many, costly, unfair and downright wrong regulations that have been
instituted in the last four years. Ask my employees, who all have
profit sharing, how much it has cost THEM. Ask who our shop Union
endorses unanimously...and I have not discussed politics to any of my
employees, other than to give them a paid hour on election days.

Rule breaking, cheating, corner cutting does NOT go on here, never did
in four generations, 133 years. I walk the talk.


I do not have any union here, thankfully.

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Ignoramus21219 wrote:
I truly hate those mother****ers.

I spill a lot more gasoline when I use those CARB cans.

They are impossible to use while some CARB faggots masturbate together
and congratulate each other.

i

On 2012-10-27, Spehro Pefhany wrote:

http://lfb.org/today/how-government-...d-the-gas-can/




Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany


You need to do some manufacturing. I take a large fender washer that
fits inside the POS spout collar. Bore the center out to fit a short
piece of EMT. Braze the two together. Now attach a section of large fuel
line to the new nipple. Now you have the pour side. For a vent I plastic
weld a vacuum nipple into a hole on the top corner. Use a vacuum cap to
seal it when not in use.

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I buy old plastic gas cans at yard sales(usually for 50 cents), salvage
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If the word gets out, they will make single use
disposable gas cans. Like they do with
refrigerants, now.

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Spehro Pefhany wrote:

http://lfb.org/today/how-government-...d-the-gas-can/


It's too bad the attendant and the writer of that article are both
too stupid to figure out that the cap which is removed to fill
the gas can also be removed to pour into a funnel from it, eh?

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Refrig cans can be converted to small high pressure cans of air
that you charge up on the tank and tote it to the place you need it.

Not hard to do. They are rated for more pressure than you can pump in.

Martin

On 10/27/2012 5:09 PM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
If the word gets out, they will make single use
disposable gas cans. Like they do with
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Spehro Pefhany wrote:

http://lfb.org/today/how-government-...d-the-gas-can/


It's too bad the attendant and the writer of that article are both
too stupid to figure out that the cap which is removed to fill
the gas can also be removed to pour into a funnel from it, eh?



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Martin Eastburn wrote:

Refrig cans can be converted to small high pressure cans of air
that you charge up on the tank and tote it to the place you need it.

Not hard to do. They are rated for more pressure than you can pump in.



I used to see conversion kits for R22 tanks for about $15.
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Martin Eastburn wrote:

Refrig cans can be converted to small high pressure cans of air
that you charge up on the tank and tote it to the place you need it.

Not hard to do. They are rated for more pressure than you can pump in.



I used to see conversion kits for R22 tanks for about $15.


I got a couple of the A and B tanks from ooly packing foam from work
back in 1975 and have been using them as air pigs ever since. I've
replaced a few bashed gauges and rotted hoses, but they're still
hangin' in there. These were nylon(?) lined from the factory so they
don't rust.

They're about 5.5 gallons and my big air chisel would only last about
30 seconds on one, but the stapler or nailers will do over a hundred
pops before the tank gets down to below 55psi, where the staplers
don't work well.

They're light enough to hang on your belt for climbing on ladders if
you don't have a long hose. 3/8" poly hose is just great for those.
Light and pliable in the cold. I've hooked both into my main
compressor for longer run times between cycling, too.

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?Martin Eastburn wrote:
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?? Refrig cans can be converted to small high pressure cans of air
?? that you charge up on the tank and tote it to the place you need it.
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?? Not hard to do. They are rated for more pressure than you can pump in.
?
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? I used to see conversion kits for R22 tanks for about $15.

I got a couple of the A and B tanks from ooly packing foam from work
back in 1975 and have been using them as air pigs ever since. I've
replaced a few bashed gauges and rotted hoses, but they're still
hangin' in there. These were nylon(?) lined from the factory so they
don't rust.

They're about 5.5 gallons and my big air chisel would only last about
30 seconds on one, but the stapler or nailers will do over a hundred
pops before the tank gets down to below 55psi, where the staplers
don't work well.

They're light enough to hang on your belt for climbing on ladders if
you don't have a long hose. 3/8" poly hose is just great for those.
Light and pliable in the cold. I've hooked both into my main
compressor for longer run times between cycling, too.



I've got several portable tanks, and two 20 gallon tanks from scrap
compressors. No need to make parts for them, after I got a free 60 gal
upright compressor that was in good condition.
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New law, the tanks sold now days have a one way
valve. You can put your adaptor kit on, but you
can't inflate the can through the valve.

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Refrig cans can be converted to small high pressure cans of air
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I used to see conversion kits for R22 tanks for about $15.


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For the last decade or so, refrigerant cans have
been required to have one way valves. You can
draw refrigerant out, but can't pump it back in.

Those old freon to air tank kits from the auto parts,
no longer work.

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Refrig cans can be converted to small high pressure cans of air
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Not hard to do. They are rated for more pressure than you can pump in.

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For the last decade or so, refrigerant cans have
been required to have one way valves. You can
draw refrigerant out, but can't pump it back in.

Those old freon to air tank kits from the auto parts,
no longer work.



Not without a modification. ;-)
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In article , cayoung61
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If the word gets out, they will make single use
disposable gas cans. Like they do with
refrigerants, now.

Christopher A. Young
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Spehro Pefhany wrote:

http://lfb.org/today/how-government-...d-the-gas-can/


It's too bad the attendant and the writer of that article are both
too stupid to figure out that the cap which is removed to fill
the gas can also be removed to pour into a funnel from it, eh?


Except that the fill opening is so big that controlled pouring into a
funnel presents difficulties. Then there's that stupid latch they put
on it for some reason.

Really, we need a Constitutional Amendment that abolishes the practice
of non-legislated regulation outright and restricts the size of the US
Code and the Code of Federal Regulations. If they continue to grow
without limit they are going to bury us.


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? If the word gets out, they will make single use
? disposable gas cans. Like they do with
? refrigerants, now.
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? ? http://lfb.org/today/how-government-...d-the-gas-can/
?
? It's too bad the attendant and the writer of that article are both
? too stupid to figure out that the cap which is removed to fill
? the gas can also be removed to pour into a funnel from it, eh?

Except that the fill opening is so big that controlled pouring into a
funnel presents difficulties. Then there's that stupid latch they put
on it for some reason.

Really, we need a Constitutional Amendment that abolishes the practice
of non-legislated regulation outright and restricts the size of the US
Code and the Code of Federal Regulations. If they continue to grow
without limit they are going to bury us.



Laws should have expiration dates, like politicans need term limits.
If the law is a good idea, they'll have no problem renewing it when it
expires. Better yet, put them on the ballots.
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I suspect the people who need to approve such
ammendment, are the people who are giving us
trouble. Not likely to happen.

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