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No, not mine. I'd love to have a show car, but the daughter in college and wifey in remodeling mode is taking all my moolah. Times are 10 - 3, can you be there earlier? I'll be there, just not the entire time. If I knew when you were coming, I'd be sure to be there then so you can buy me a BBQ lunch.

Mid-week reminder. Everyone welcome - great time of fun for the whole family. Guys should bring a towel to clean up all the drooling you'll be doing over these hot cars. Inflatables and other activities for the kids. This Saturday, 10-3 at Poplar Springs on Hwy 92 near Catfish Den and Carruth.

Carburetor is probably dirty; leaned out the fuel mixture and seized the pistons. Shoulda taken it to Subby for a pre-season tune-up. Oh wait.... Microcenter rocks.

Check with Gotcha Looking Good to see if they still do tinting on building windows.

No.I had a brief unsuccessful marriage when I was very young. Been with this one 30 years this fall though.

Is the right button on your mouse working? Might want to try another mouse. Also, go into the mouse set-up in the control panel and check to see what is assigned to each button. It may be that the button functions are set wrong.

Sorry if I was unclear. A lot of parents these days seem to want the schools to raise their kids for them, and then blame the schools when something goes wrong. I'm just saying that parents should take responsibility for their kids, not pass it to someone else.

First off, we need to stop blaming the schools and everyone else for what our kids do. I'm not defending the public school system by any means, but it's the parent's responsibility to teach their kids morals and good behavior. Too many parents these days just throw their kids out into the world with little regard as to what they are doing or who with. I saw it all the time when my daughter was in school; kids that should not have been allowed out of the house looking and acting that way. If parents were putting their kids first in their lives (behind their spouse, of course), they would b

I sure do! I miss you guys, you should move back over here.

I got my daughter one when she was 13. She was away from us a lot because of some of the activities she was involved in, and I wanted to make sure we could stay in contact. We started out slow; I gave her my old phone with 50 minutes per month of talk time. This was when only people within our plan was "in-network", so she could call mom and me without using up her minutes. If she used over her minutes, she paid the overage. If she lost her phone, she did without. And...I promised her that if she abided by the rules for a year, I would buy her any new phone she wanted and increase her minu

I don't do facebook; I just can't bring myself to put all that private info out, and I'm too ugly to post pics for everyone to see.

I bet y'all have shined up a lot of these cars.

...is Car Show day at Poplar Springs Baptist Church. We'll have around 100 gorgeous cars to look at, and other activities for the whole family including inflatables for the kids. This is a first class car show that is put-on by one of our members who is a car enthusiast. You will have a great time and meet some of the nicest people around. Saturday 03-13-10 from 10AM - 3PM. Come join us! It's free!! On Hwy. 92 near Catfish Den and Bill Carruth Pkwy. www.psbchurch.net

I'm tellin ya, a duel-fuel heat pump will save you big $$$$$$$$$

Oh she gets me alright, and doesn't need a machine to do it.

I have one too. I hide it in RNG's office and hit the button when the UPS man comes in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=souH9vxnR5s

Noooooooooooooooooooooooo, not a Snuggie!!!

No, I make my own.

Could be, but not what you're thinking.

If all the lines are accessible, it's easier and faster to check it with a combustible gas detector. The gas company or plumber would have those devices. If part of the line is buried or in a wall, you'll have to pressure check it. You put a gauge on the line and put a certain PSI of air or nitrogen pressure on it. Check it again in 24 hours to see if the pressure held.

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He may have checked the tank, but did he check the lines between there and the house? You'll probably have to pressure test that. If you have a 95% furnace, you probably have the basis to add a 15 seer heat pump. There is a federal tax credit for that right now; you can get a tax credit of 30% of installed cost up to $1500. Good time to do it.

You could have a leak, would probably be worth your while to have it checked. But if your primary source of heat is from the propane, that kind of usage is possible with the cold weather we've had. If you are heating on propane, it will save you big bucks to install a dual-fuel heat pump. The heat pump would become the primary source of heat with the propane furnace being used only when it's very cold outside. It will cost you some money up-front, but could pay for itself in a couple of years.