wak648...Bill

Not at the Fort, but did see my camper in the side yard of the my house. Best part was the truck was hooked up to it, so I must have been getting ready to go somewhere.

We are the opposite, we had our first cruise on Carnival and the second on RCCL, same itinerary comparable size ships. We thought the food and service was better on Carnival especially when it came to dealing with my daughters food allergies. We plan on another Carnival cruise next summer.

I can't believe you guys are making fun of me. I was cold and went and out more clothing on and you make fun of me for it? Some friends you are.

In your case, isn't this considered canabalism?

Reach out to Lisa, she had one before she and Bruce upgraded and went fulltime.

No, they are going to be fully submersable subs with torpedos if a Fort boat gets in the way.

I once passed my Toyota with a rotted frame by buying a case of beer for the mechanic. Unfortunately, the state has been cracking down on the lick and stick shops around here. In my neck of the woods, they either dont get the vehicle inspected or register it as a farm vehicle which exempts it from inspections.

They may look small, but the one over The wheel looks like it is rusted through. That would be a safety issue here. Pa got tough because of the crap people were driving.

My concern would be the very visable cancer spots on the drivers side of the truck. I know in PA that would not pass a state inspection anymore.

What is the weight of the pop up? You may have better expanded results if you look at 6 cylinders in some of the midsize SUV's. Also if you are just using it for towing or fair weather driving, you might also expand your selection if you drop the four wheel drive.

If he does, he was probably busy investigating a bent blade of grass on one of the sites.

Whole heartily agree. The steep price increases have taken the fort off our radar for any time in the next few years at least.

Havent lost one yet. Besides urban redevelopment can be a good thing.

So is beer!

Sorry some assignments are just too dangerous to accept.

So size does matter? :banana: :dropjaw:

Hope that doesnt happen, it will take us too long to get there to help.

I agree, 2 minutes is great. I can get to the houses in the immediate area with in 2 minutes, but our outlying area can have a response time of up to 10 - 15 minutes on a good day.

I dont like to throw stones, but out department would have operated differently with out suppression tactics. But with out knowing what the SOP's are, I will leave it as I have issues with the tactics used. They may have seeen something that I was not able to only getting one angle of view.

Wow, love all the arm chair quaterbacks and dispatchers. Per NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) Acceptable response time is within 7 minutes. When was 911 actually called? was it immediately or was there the norm of let me take pictures because someone else probably called? Once 911 call was recieved it should take 1 minute to dispatch the call. When the call goes off we have 1 minute to get to out engine, get out gear on, get on the truck, and start rolling, (2 minutes lost right there) once on the road we have to deal with drivers that can not, will not, or just dont care that th

Isn't that where they are moving river country to? They cleared the space now they need the river and country and the project will be complete.

I say we park the campers in the lot and use the sewer grates as our dump station.

Wouldnt that be a delibrate Mickey?

I'll write it so Lou can understand it.... Car keys. Translated for those of you who do t speak bostonese that is Kakis.

I do the combination method. I blow the lines out after the trips towards the end of the season with the hopes of still getting in one more trip. Where I live we start to get cold enough to freeze at night towards the end of Sept/Begining of Oct. Then when I am sure the season is over (yard is buried in snow and to difficult to get it out) I pump the pink stuff through the drains. Pfft low 30's overnight in the winter for you is usually our high temps.