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0. 12:15 AM - Value of the List... (Matt Dralle)
1. 01:05 AM - Re: Premium dollar for the right cream (W J R HAMILTON)
2. 05:33 AM - Re: Premium dollar for the right cream (nico css)
3. 08:42 AM - (Dan Farmer)
4. 09:06 AM - Re: (Moe - Ross Racing Pistons)
5. 09:24 AM - Re: (Victor C. Rupert)
6. 09:51 AM - Re: (Don)
7. 09:54 AM - Re: (Steve at Col-East)
8. 10:49 AM - Re: (Bill Bow)
9. 01:44 PM - Re: (Richard & Jacqui Thompson)
10. 01:47 PM - FW: (MASON CHEVAILLIER)
11. 01:49 PM - Re: Premium dollar for the right cream (Richard & Jacqui Thompson)
12. 05:03 PM - Re: (Donnie Rose)
13. 06:50 PM - Re: FW: (JTAddington)
14. 08:34 PM - Re: FW: (nico css)
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Subject: | Value of the List... |
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Subject: | Premium dollar for the right cream |
Nico,
We all know about van der Merwe, would you like to hear the about his
first visit to Sydney.
Cheers,
Bill Hamilton
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At 00:19 15/11/2007, you wrote:
>
>Hahahaha.
>You know about van der Merwe, huh?
>I had to ask about the gal stuff, you know. Truth be told, I believe women
>are great engineers. Well, at least some of them. Just like some men are not
>great engineers. I think that it was a woman who designed the front-axle of
>the car.
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Subject: | Premium dollar for the right cream |
Sure.
I guess I'm still living in the past where what happens south of the Limpopo
is pretty much a secret. The boere has migrated to all corners of the globe.
Even here in California one cannot skinner about anyone any more - in
Afrikaans, that is. Perhaps one shouldn't skinner to begin with, huh? ;-)
Even my spellchecker knows about 'Afrikaans'.
Thanks
Nico
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[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of W J R
HAMILTON
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 1:08 AM
Subject: RE: Commander-List: Premium dollar for the right cream
Nico,
We all know about van der Merwe, would you like to hear the about his first
visit to Sydney.
Cheers,
Bill Hamilton
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At 00:19 15/11/2007, you wrote:
Hahahaha.
You know about van der Merwe, huh?
I had to ask about the gal stuff, you know. Truth be told, I believe women
are great engineers. Well, at least some of them. Just like some men are not
great engineers. I think that it was a woman who designed the front-axle of
the car.
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Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space cadets tell
me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did 30 years ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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Dan,
What do you mean it cranks harder? Are you saying that the engine is harder
to turn over when starting by hand? If so, have you considered the
possibility that you are not as strong now as you were 30 years ago?
Moe
N680RR
680F(p)
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[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of Dan Farmer
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 8:41 AM
Subject:
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space cadets
tell me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did 30 years
ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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Ahhh!!! You should have a hard working 1947 Farmall C with electric
start like me!!! Red over Green.
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Farmer
To: commander-list-digest@matronics.com
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 10:40 AM
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space
cadets tell me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did
30 years ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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Dan
Couldn't be that you had 'younger clothes' on then could it?
It seems like my 52 B also cranks harder, but I just chocked it up to
the overhaul, that and my carb. probably needs a new kit, won't idle
real slow like it should.
Don
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Farmer
To: commander-list-digest@matronics.com
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 11:40 AM
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space
cadets tell me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did
30 years ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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11/15/2007 9:34 AM
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Maybe it's time to replace the 30 year-old 6 volt battery?
With global warming, my Ford 8N just kept cranking better.
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Farmer
To: commander-list-digest@matronics.com
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 11:40 AM
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space
cadets tell me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did
30 years ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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I bet your 67 year old John Deere seat is in better shape than my 3, 2 year
old John Deere seats. Great machines but crappy seats.
bilbo
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[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of Dan Farmer
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 11:41 AM
Subject:
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space cadets
tell me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did 30 years
ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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Dan
It is because you are getting weaker. The arm is not as strong as it once
was. Hand included.
But on the bright side apparently great wisdom comes with increasing
weakness.
Cheers
Richard
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From: owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of Dan Farmer
Sent: Friday, 16 November 2007 3:41 AM
Subject:
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space cadets
tell me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did 30 years
ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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dell@sbcglobal.net; brigedaire@sbcglobal.net; BILLYM248@aol.com; mocardona@
hotmail.com; kamala@msn.com; allieslaughter@hotmail.comSubject: Fw: Date: T
hu, 15 Nov 2007 14:29:23 -0600
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From: R. L. DOWDELL
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ell
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 1:21 PM
>From a friend.
Subject: Looking Back
Subject: Interesting insights
One of the best points of view that I have heard on the current political
situation concerning the war on terror. "You ain't gonna like losing."
Unfortunately, Author unknown President Bush did make a bad mistake in
the war on terrorism. But the mistake was not his decision to go to war in
Iraq . Bush's mistake came in his belief that this country is the same on
e his father fought for in WW2. It is not. Back then, they had just come o
ut of a vicious depression. The country was steeled by the hardship of tha
t depression, but they still believed fervently in this country. They knew
that the people had elected their leaders, so it was the people's duty to
back those leaders. Therefore, when the war broke out the people came tog
ether, rallied behind, and stuck with their leaders, whether they had voted
for them or not or whether the war was going badly or not. And war was j
ust as distasteful and the anguish just as great as it is today. Often ther
e were more casualties in one day in WW2 than we have had in the entire Ir
aq war. But that did not matter. The people stuck with the President becau
se it was their patriotic duty. Americans put aside their differences in W
W2 and worked together to win that war. Everyone from every strata of soci
ety, from young to old pitched in. Small children pulled little wagons aro
und to gather scrap metal for the war effort. Grade school students saved
their pennies to buy stamps for war bonds to help the effort. Men who were
too old or medically 4F lied about their age or condition trying their be
st to join the military. Women doubled their work to keep things going at
home. Harsh rationing of everything from gasoline to soap, to butter was i
mposed, yet there was very little complaining. You never heard prominent p
eople on the radio belittling the President. Interestingly enough in those
days there were no fat cat actors and entertainers who ran off to visit a
nd fawn over dictators of hostile countries and complain to them about our
President. Instead, they made upbeat films and entertained our troops to
help the troops' morale. And a bunch even enlisted! And imagine this: Teac
hers in schools actually started the day off with a Pledge of Allegiance a
nd with prayers for our country and our troops! Back then, no newspaper wo
uld have dared point out certain weak spots in our cities where bombs coul
d be set off to cause the maximum damage. No newspaper would have dared co
mplain about what we were doing to catch spies. A newspaper would have bee
n laughed out of existence if it had complained that German or Japanese so
ldiers were being 'tortured' by being forced to wear women's underwear, or
subjected to interrogation by a woman, or being scared by a dog or did no
t have air conditioning. There were a lot of things different back then. W
e were not subjected to a constant bombardment of pornography, perversion
and promiscuity in movies or on radio. We did not have legions of crack he
ads, dope pushers and armed gangs roaming our streets. No, President Bush
did not make a mistake in his handling of terrorism. He made the mistake o
f believing that we still had the courage and fortitude of our fathers. He
believed that this was still the country that our fathers fought so dearl
y to preserve. It is not the same country. It is now a cross between Sodom
and Gomorrah and the Land of Oz. We did unite for a short while after 9/1
1, but our attitude changed when we found out that defending our country w
ould actually require some sacrifices. We are in great danger. The terrori
sts are fanatic Muslims. They believe that it is okay, even their duty, to
kill anyone who will not convert to Islam. It has been estimated that abo
ut one-third or over three hundred million Muslims are sympathetic to the
terrorists cause...Hitler and Tojo combined did not have nearly that many
potential recruits. So...we either win it - or lose it - and you ain't gon
na like losing. America is not at war. The military is at war. America is
at the Mall.
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Subject: | Premium dollar for the right cream |
Nico ,
Julle Vaalies moenie op hierdie lyse skinner nie. Ons in OZ kan ook
Afrikaans praat.
Tot siens
Richard
Now for all those English only speakers.
You Africans must not gossip on this list. We in OZ can also speak
Afrikaans.
Cheers
Richard
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of nico css
Sent: Friday, 16 November 2007 12:31 AM
Subject: RE: Commander-List: Premium dollar for the right cream
Sure.
I guess I'm still living in the past where what happens south of the Limpopo
is pretty much a secret. The boere has migrated to all corners of the globe.
Even here in California one cannot skinner about anyone any more - in
Afrikaans, that is. Perhaps one shouldn't skinner to begin with, huh? ;-)
Even my spellchecker knows about 'Afrikaans'.
Thanks
Nico
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From: owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of W J R
HAMILTON
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 1:08 AM
Subject: RE: Commander-List: Premium dollar for the right cream
Nico,
We all know about van der Merwe, would you like to hear the about his first
visit to Sydney.
Cheers,
Bill Hamilton
_____
At 00:19 15/11/2007, you wrote:
Hahahaha.
You know about van der Merwe, huh?
I had to ask about the gal stuff, you know. Truth be told, I believe women
are great engineers. Well, at least some of them. Just like some men are not
great engineers. I think that it was a woman who designed the front-axle of
the car.
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Dan, were you or you're family formerly a JD dealer?
Donnie Rose
205/492-8444
----- Original Message ----
From: Dan Farmer <daniellfarmer@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 10:40:39 AM
Subject:
Since we are getting so far off from Commanders, can any of you space cadets tell
me why my 1940 John Deere H cranks harder today that it did 30 years ago?
I wont peel any bananas for the correct answer.
dan
69U
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That says it about as clear as it can be said.
Jim A
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[mailto:owner-commander-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of MASON
CHEVAILLIER
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 3:33 PM
Subject: Commander-List: FW:
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Subject: Fw:
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From: R. L. <mailto:r.dowdell@sbcglobal.net> DOWDELL
almcc1@swbell.net ; bsherw4928@sbcglobal.net ; Doyle
<mailto:jd.beavers@sbcglobal.net> Beavers ; catzed@yahoo.com ;
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Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 1:21 PM
>From a friend.
Subject: Looking Back
Subject: Interesting insights
One of the best points of view that I have heard on the current political
situation concerning the war on terror.
"You ain't gonna like losing." Unfortunately, Author unknown
President Bush did make a bad mistake in the war on terrorism. But the
mistake was not his decision to go to war in Iraq . Bush's mistake came in
his
belief that this country is the same one his father fought for in WW2. It
is not.
Back then, they had just come out of a vicious depression. The country was
steeled by the hardship of that depression, but they still believed
fervently
in this country. They knew that the people had elected their leaders, so it
was the people's duty to back those leaders.
Therefore, when the war broke out the people came together, rallied behind,
and stuck with their leaders, whether they had voted for them or not or
whether the war was going badly or not.
And war was just as distasteful and the anguish just as great as it is
today. Often there were more casualties in one day in WW2 than we have had
in the
entire Iraq war. But that did not matter. The people stuck with the
President
because it was their patriotic duty. Americans put aside their differences
in WW2 and worked together to win that war.
Everyone from every strata of society, from young to old pitched in. Small
children pulled little wagons around to gather scrap metal for the war
effort.
Grade school students saved their pennies to buy stamps for war bonds to
help the effort.
Men who were too old or medically 4F lied about their age or condition
trying their best to join the military. Women doubled their work to keep
things
going at home. Harsh rationing of everything from gasoline to soap, to
butter
was imposed, yet there was very little complaining.
You never heard prominent people on the radio belittling the President.
Interestingly enough in those days there were no fat cat actors and
entertainers
who ran off to visit and fawn over dictators of hostile countries and
complain to them about our President. Instead, they made upbeat films and
entertained our troops to help the troops' morale. And a bunch even
enlisted!
And imagine this: Teachers in schools actually started the day off with a
Pledge of Allegiance and with prayers for our country and our troops!
Back then, no newspaper would have dared point out certain weak spots in
our
cities where bombs could be set off to cause the maximum damage. No
newspaper would have dared complain about what we were doing to catch
spies.
A newspaper would have been laughed out of existence if it had complained
that German or Japanese soldiers were being 'tortured' by being forced to
wear
women's underwear, or subjected to interrogation by a woman, or being
scared
by a dog or did not have air conditioning.
There were a lot of things different back then. We were not subjected to a
constant bombardment of pornography, perversion and promiscuity in movies
or
on radio. We did not have legions of crack heads, dope pushers and armed
gangs
roaming our streets.
No, President Bush did not make a mistake in his handling of terrorism. He
made the mistake of believing that we still had the courage and fortitude
of
our fathers. He believed that this was still the country that our fathers
fought so dearly to preserve.
It is not the same country. It is now a cross between Sodom and Gomorrah
and
the Land of Oz. We did unite for a short while after 9/11, but our attitude
changed when we found out that defending our country would actually require
some sacrifices.
We are in great danger. The terrorists are fanatic Muslims. They believe
that it is okay, even their duty, to kill anyone who will not convert to
Islam.
It has been estimated that about one-third or over three hundred million
Muslims are sympathetic to the terrorists cause...Hitler and Tojo combined
did
not have nearly that many potential recruits.
So...we either win it - or lose it - and you ain't gonna like losing.
America is not at war. The military is at war. America is at the Mall.
_____
9/2007 7:27 AM
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Very well said. And what will the people do when the foreign cultures impose
restrictions on our liberty? Reverse our inalienable rights?
It's not going to be pretty unless we stop them NOW at the ballot box.
Nico
www.faithmugs.com <http://www.faithmugs.com/>
Subject: Looking Back
Subject: Interesting insights
One of the best points of view that I have heard on the current political
situation concerning the war on terror.
"You ain't gonna like losing." Unfortunately, Author unknown
President Bush did make a bad mistake in the war on terrorism. But the
mistake was not his decision to go to war in Iraq . Bush's mistake came in
his
belief that this country is the same one his father fought for in WW2. It
is not.
Back then, they had just come out of a vicious depression. The country was
steeled by the hardship of that depression, but they still believed
fervently
in this country. They knew that the people had elected their leaders, so it
was the people's duty to back those leaders.
Therefore, when the war broke out the people came together, rallied behind,
and stuck with their leaders, whether they had voted for them or not or
whether the war was going badly or not.
And war was just as distasteful and the anguish just as great as it is
today. Often there were more casualties in one day in WW2 than we have had
in the
entire Iraq war. But that did not matter. The people stuck with the
President
because it was their patriotic duty. Americans put aside their differences
in WW2 and worked together to win that war.
Everyone from every strata of society, from young to old pitched in. Small
children pulled little wagons around to gather scrap metal for the war
effort.
Grade school students saved their pennies to buy stamps for war bonds to
help the effort.
Men who were too old or medically 4F lied about their age or condition
trying their best to join the military. Women doubled their work to keep
things
going at home. Harsh rationing of everything from gasoline to soap, to
butter
was imposed, yet there was very little complaining.
You never heard prominent people on the radio belittling the President.
Interestingly enough in those days there were no fat cat actors and
entertainers
who ran off to visit and fawn over dictators of hostile countries and
complain to them about our President. Instead, they made upbeat films and
entertained our troops to help the troops' morale. And a bunch even
enlisted!
And imagine this: Teachers in schools actually started the day off with a
Pledge of Allegiance and with prayers for our country and our troops!
Back then, no newspaper would have dared point out certain weak spots in
our
cities where bombs could be set off to cause the maximum damage. No
newspaper would have dared complain about what we were doing to catch
spies.
A newspaper would have been laughed out of existence if it had complained
that German or Japanese soldiers were being 'tortured' by being forced to
wear
women's underwear, or subjected to interrogation by a woman, or being
scared
by a dog or did not have air conditioning.
There were a lot of things different back then. We were not subjected to a
constant bombardment of pornography, perversion and promiscuity in movies
or
on radio. We did not have legions of crack heads, dope pushers and armed
gangs
roaming our streets.
No, President Bush did not make a mistake in his handling of terrorism. He
made the mistake of believing that we still had the courage and fortitude
of
our fathers. He believed that this was still the country that our fathers
fought so dearly to preserve.
It is not the same country. It is now a cross between Sodom and Gomorrah
and
the Land of Oz. We did unite for a short while after 9/11, but our attitude
changed when we found out that defending our country would actually require
some sacrifices.
We are in great danger. The terrorists are fanatic Muslims. They believe
that it is okay, even their duty, to kill anyone who will not convert to
Islam.
It has been estimated that about one-third or over three hundred million
Muslims are sympathetic to the terrorists cause...Hitler and Tojo combined
did
not have nearly that many potential recruits.
So...we either win it - or lose it - and you ain't gonna like losing.
America is not at war. The military is at war. America is at the Mall.
_____
9/2007 7:27 AM
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