Bucksnort101
2nd Lieutenant
One guy stated at 9:30 and kept a steady stream blowing up until a little after 11:00. Have not bought fireworks myself for many years, but I imagine that had to be pretty expensive these days.
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Yes, they periodically do that here, too, It never works and they give up. Which, given that we are talking abut the 4th of July, is pretty funny.All fireworks are banned in our territory and the surrounding state of NSW with the exception of approved licensed displays. The sale of fireworks is also banned.
If you can access it, try to remove and rebuild it although a new replacement could still be a better option. I still prefer the old hand crank mechanism which is why I drive "old" cars.The electric window mechanism on my 97 Celica fell apart. I have had to replace it twice when the motor quit, first in 2008 and then in 2014. But this time it still works or would if it was all together, but the screws that hold the motor and the reel together simply fell off and it dismantled itself. Driving around with the window partially up was most unpleasant since you could neither use the air cond or get the WD-40 breeze. Getting the mechanism out of the door was the usual nightmare - it is much harder to do with the window down, and it fell down when I got home.
Based on looking at pictures of intact units I THINK can reassemble it. Or looks like I can buy the whole thing, new, for $75 plus shipping.
I am leaning toward doing both.
There is a croak fest going on in the US and elsewhere, but very few if any "authorities" seem to be interested.It seems lately that there has been a croak fest. First my friend next door died, my friend's mother died, and yesterday another neighbor died. This all in a six week time period.
None of above...Today, on the way home from work, I saw city workers tearing up the freshly laid concrete sidewalks they had just laid near my house. It just astounds me how often this happens. Is it poor planning? Incompetence? Or did they have to use up some money in the budget or risk having their slice of the pie reduced next year?
Happened here, too. That's when they found out they put the new sidewalks over the sewer pipe. A few years earlier I called them to report sewage coming up in my front yard. They replied, "Can't be the sewer! It's out under the street! Must be your line to the sewer!" And I pointed out that I was not on their sewer line; my house has a septic tank. But that lesson learned did not stop them a few years later from putting the new sidewalk right over the sewer line.Today, on the way home from work, I saw city workers tearing up the freshly laid concrete sidewalks
I generally would say that if I felt like hell, I must be improving then...Sore upper back, painful to breath in deeply. To add insult to injury being told "youI look like hell"by a co-worker.. Thanks for letting me know, I would have never realized it otherwise. Do they think you don't know you look like hell when you feel like hell?
Oh, they've used that one too, to which my reply is "You should should see things from my point of view"On the bright side, they didn't say that you looked like sh!t.