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Tom Watson
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Regards,

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What a pity. I wonder if he was aware that WD-40 cures pulmonary fibrosis.

B.

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On Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:22:42 -0500, dpb wrote:

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Yeah. That's why I pasted the whole article the last time I got
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Of course, people complained that I hadn't simply posted the link.



Regards,

Tom Watson
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Yeah. That's why I pasted the whole article the last time I got
something from the Times.

Of course, people complained that I hadn't simply posted the link.



I was able to read it without registering or logging in -- I know I don't
have any cookies stored because I clean those out pretty much daily in my
Konqueror (linux) browser.

RIP Barry -- that product unstuck a lot of bolts and protected a lot of
equipment.


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http://www.bugmenot.com/view/nytimes.com
will give you acct name and PW for the ny times and many other sites.
Art

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Iz okay. I registered, oh, many years ago and have never gotten spam, or,
for that matter, any email, from them.

On 7/22/2009 7:17 PM HeyBub spake thus:

dpb wrote:

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Iz okay. I registered, oh, many years ago and have never gotten spam, or,
for that matter, any email, from them.

I still prefer to do an end run around their silly "registration" scheme
by using Bugmenot. (Besides, it helps satisfy my requirement for doing
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HeyBub wrote:
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Iz okay. I registered, oh, many years ago and have never gotten spam, or,
for that matter, any email, from them.



Same here. I read the Times daily and nary a spam.

Tanus

Tanus wrote:
HeyBub wrote:
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Iz okay. I registered, oh, many years ago and have never gotten
spam, or, for that matter, any email, from them.



Same here. I read the Times daily and nary a spam.


Come to think on it, however, I do get solicitations from DailyKos, The
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, ACORN, and The Communist Party
USA...

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I registered a few years ago. Must have a cookie because it never asks me
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Subject

Spritz some WD-40 on cast iron saw table, then some 150 wet/dry on a
ROS, a little elbow grease, and all those nasty little rust stains
disappear.

Follow up with a paper towel wipe down, and you're ready for some
paste wax or other protectorant of choice.

Lew

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Spritz some WD-40 on cast iron saw table, then some 150 wet/dry on a
ROS, a little elbow grease, and all those nasty little rust stains
disappear.
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Kerosene, any light oil, water, virtually any other lubricant will do
the same...

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"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
Spritz some WD-40 on cast iron saw table, then some 150 wet/dry on a
ROS, a little elbow grease, and all those nasty little rust stains
disappear.

Pretty much what I do. My tablesaw lives in the garage of a friend and at
the beginning of the summer every year when I go over for the first time, I
take WD-40 and some 0000 grit steel wool. Touches it up very nicely.

I
dpb wrote:

Tom Watson wrote:
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requires registration...

When I come across a site that requires compulsory registration, I
always try http://www.bugmenot.com to see if they have any
login/passwords on file for the site.

Came up with this for the NY Times site:

http://www.bugmenot.com/view/nytimes.com

There are a number of good combinations here.

Joe
aka10x

On Jul 22, 5:47*pm, Tom Watson wrote:
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Regards,

Tom Watsonhttp://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/

May he rust in peace.