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Posted by Dirthog on January 21, 2004 at 23:22:17 from (12.32.223.120):
In Reply to: Ballast posted by Dirthog on January 21, 2004 at 16:11:47:
Thanks for the input, I think for now I'll take the iron off and go without the calcium come spring time.
Ah the joys of living in the great white north, just heard noises coming from my basement, come to find out my water line is busted at a elbow right where it enters the house. It would of been a bad, bad mess if I didnt notice it till morning. The water hydro excavated just enough dirt so as I could stick a sharpened stick (my old lady suggested a couple tampons, being totally serious !) into the broken elbow to stop the flow till day light. Once again a sharpened stick saves the day !
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