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Car Forum / MINI / October 2006

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U.S.piggybank - 06 Oct 2006 07:58 GMT
i like mini's, especialy the old ones, with a set of thin minilites..
in pale blue, stripped out with a couple of little buckets... and a stuck on bonnet plate...

                     ok,ok, so my polo's running...so what ?
Taffy - 06 Oct 2006 14:51 GMT
> i like mini's, especialy the old ones, with a set of thin minilites..
> in pale blue, stripped out with a couple of little buckets... and a
> stuck on bonnet plate...
>  
>                       ok,ok, so my polo's running...so what ?

U.S.piggybank.....from the U.K.....whats up with that?
Röberta Märie Fernändez - 06 Oct 2006 18:45 GMT
What does this have to do with ponds and fishkeeping?  Check your NGs line
before sending.

Thanks......

>> i like mini's, especialy the old ones, with a set of thin minilites..
>> in pale blue, stripped out with a couple of little buckets... and a stuck
>> on bonnet plate...
>>  ok,ok, so my polo's running...so what ?
>
> U.S.piggybank.....from the U.K.....whats up with that?
baarspeed and his homosexual needs - 09 Oct 2006 04:15 GMT
> What does this have to do with ponds and fishkeeping?  Check your NGs
> line before sending.
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>>
>> U.S.piggybank.....from the U.K.....whats up with that?

Roberta...get a life.
Swifty - 09 Oct 2006 05:18 GMT
Antonio L Santana aka jabriol.
(Aware that Antonio L. Santana using many aliases, anonymous remailers and
email addresses is searching for someone to possibly murder the Gulley
family I post this in the hope it saves her life from this homicidal porn
addicted person also
known as JABRIOL.)

From: Vance Liscomb <Vance_member@newsguy.com> another Jehovah's Witness
Subject: Re: For Carolyn Gulley (Correction) Antonio L Santana's victim.

In article <dnf0qs02kqh@drn.newsguy.com>, Vance Liscomb says...

You have the wrong address.   He lives with Norma I. Santanta
(born September 1959) and his address is:

Antonio L. (and Norma) Santana
1064 Everett Street
Camden, NJ
(856) 968-0004

His phone number is listed under A. Santana.  He was born 1961.
Oddly enough he lives across the street from the West Jersey
Hospital.

http://terraserver-
usa.com/image.aspx?T=
1&S=10&Z=18&X=2454&Y=
22098&W=1&qs=1064+Eve
rett+Street%7ccamden%
7cnew+jersey%7c&Addr=1064+Everett+St%2c+Camden%2c+NJ+08104&ALon=-
75.1075127&ALat=39.9275305

There are two Kingdom Halls in the area:

1584 S 8th St Camden, NJ 08104-1469 (856) 365-0065

417 Walnut St Camden, NJ 08103-2033 (856) 365-4457

Remember, Kingdom Halls are just buildings.  There may be more
than one congregation using the same KH.

I doubt that he is a Jehovah's Witness (*he is), so you might want to
ask for Norma Santana as well when you call.

I called the 856-365-0065 number but it was changed to:
856-964-6712

A recording with a lady's voice with a Spanish accent asked me to leave a
message.  This is a home phone - probably that of an elder in a Spanish
congregation.  The 1584 S 8th St Kingdom Hall is only a few blocks from
where Antonio lives.

It's possible that the information that you've been posting about Antonio
has been wrong all along.

Regards Vance
NNTP-Posting-Host: p-282.newsdawg.com

Antonio give us a fine witness.
"Jabriol" <geister@mailinator.com> wrote in message
> It wasn't a snake. It was my foreskin. Happen a lot when I read
> them porn stories on the net. I dont believe in mineral oil.
Black-Phoenix-Night - 10 Oct 2006 14:51 GMT
>>It wasn't a snake. It was my foreskin. Happen a lot when I read
>>them porn stories on the net. I dont believe in mineral oil.

Try a little poly-grip....
kope2 - 10 Oct 2006 15:44 GMT
i am a radical muslim please read my blog.

ttp://www.xanga.com/hfghj23458654fgha
Black-Phoenix-Night - 12 Oct 2006 16:00 GMT
> i am a radical muslim please read my blog.
>
> ttp://www.xanga.com/hfghj23458654fgha

I think that you are a radical homosexual.
Black-Phoenix-Night - 06 Oct 2006 21:22 GMT
>> i like mini's, especialy the old ones, with a set of thin minilites..
>> in pale blue, stripped out with a couple of little buckets... and a
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>
> U.S.piggybank.....from the U.K.....whats up with that?

Personally I see no problem with 2m deep. However 2m deep and only 2m
wide, with shelves, is going to make for an awkward lining with sheet
liner, I speak with the experience of lining my 4ft deep 10ft wide,
shelved pond. Try making up a shelved cardboard box and try lining that
with plastic sheet to see what I mean. Given your dimensions I'd suggest
either digging straight down to depth and building concrete block walls
or if you want built in shelves reduce the depth or preferably increase
the width significantly.

Personally straight down and concrete walls would be my choice, its
simpler to line and greatly increases the water volume, plant shelves
can them be made of benchs sat on the pond floor or plants can be hung
in baskets from the sides. Make sure you or visitors could, unaided,
get out of 6ft deep water should they fall in

That said I would do some research before going any further, look into
filtration, pumps, access, wiring and plumbing etc

A good UK site to browse is  http://www.koicymru.co.uk/construct.htm
http://www.yorkshirekoi.co.uk/ may also be useful

useful american board is
http://208.67.224.245/forums/
the latter is for ideas, not techniques, their building methods differ
from ours.

Re a minimum thickness for soil levees, I dont know numeric values but
I think they are a good idea because, IMO, they allow the pond level to
be above the surrounding ground level which avoids runoff and liner
ballooning issues. Mine is about 2ft wide at the top, ie wide enough
for a path, for ease of access reasons not structural.
 
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