Re: [MBZ] Catching up

[Potter, Tom E]

There is just no end to the wealth of knowledge we have on this list is
there? A well-rounded group; I must say.:)

Thomas E. Potter
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Subject: [MBZ] Catching up


Just catching up on my Benz mail, and it got me wondering if I was a 
married hell-bound gun-carrying liberal Lutheran Mason with an afro in 
an overpopulated country whose wife made me sell an old International 
diesel that might or might not have actually been produced (that I 
bought off Craigslist in Oregon) and I committed suicide at a truck stop

diesel pump after putting an additive with some veggie oil in its tank, 
what would be the best oil to use in my diesel -- synthetic or dino -- 
and why? 

Oh, and how many miles could I leave it in there?

--R


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Re: [MBZ] Catching up

[Mike Canfield]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA  NOW THAT'S FUNNY!!!Mike
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From: Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Subject: [MBZ] Catching up


Just catching up on my Benz mail, and it got me wondering if I was a 
married hell-bound gun-carrying liberal Lutheran Mason with an afro in 
an overpopulated country whose wife made me sell an old International 
diesel that might or might not have actually been produced (that I 
bought off Craigslist in Oregon) and I committed suicide at a truck stop 
diesel pump after putting an additive with some veggie oil in its tank, 
what would be the best oil to use in my diesel -- synthetic or dino -- 
and why? 


Oh, and how many miles could I leave it in there?

--R


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Re: [MBZ] Catching up

[ernest breakfield]

yes.

   (an equally silly response.)


cheers!
e


 Just catching up on my Benz mail, and it got me wondering if I was a
 married hell-bound gun-carrying liberal Lutheran Mason with an afro in
 an overpopulated country whose wife made me sell an old International
 diesel that might or might not have actually been produced (that I
 bought off Craigslist in Oregon) and I committed suicide at a truck stop
 diesel pump after putting an additive with some veggie oil in its tank,
 what would be the best oil to use in my diesel -- synthetic or dino --
 and why?

 Oh, and how many miles could I leave it in there?

 --R

Re: [MBZ] Catching up

[Dave M.]

Welcome back, Rich. To answer your question, synthetic, Mobil-1 5W-40,
because there's almost nothing better on the market. I wouldn't go
past 7,500 miles or so without oil analysis. Say, is that
International still available? Do you put synthetic in it? And does it
have a gun rack for the wife's collection?

+dm

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 Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 11:23:03 -0500
 From: Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [MBZ] Catching up

 Just catching up on my Benz mail, and it got me wondering if I was a
 married hell-bound gun-carrying liberal Lutheran Mason with an afro in
 an overpopulated country whose wife made me sell an old International
 diesel that might or might not have actually been produced (that I
 bought off Craigslist in Oregon) and I committed suicide at a truck stop
 diesel pump after putting an additive with some veggie oil in its tank,
 what would be the best oil to use in my diesel -- synthetic or dino --
 and why?

 Oh, and how many miles could I leave it in there?

 --R

Re: [MBZ] Catching up

[Nick Gough]

Well, that does about wrap it up. Lots of oxymorons, too, which gives it that 
aroma we have all learned to tolerate if not enjoy... diesel fumes.

 

On-topic material...

 

Now, about the use of bio fuel from a Chinese restaurant. Will it gel in the 
winter faster than #2 and if so, what can you use to prevent this? Clogging the 
fuel lines and injectors is almost as bad as clogging your arteries.

 

Regards,

 

 

Nick Gough

86 300SDL 170k miles

93 300E 2.8 125k miles

 

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA  NOW THAT'S FUNNY!!!Mike
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Subject: [MBZ] Catching up


 Just catching up on my Benz mail, and it got me wondering if I was a 
 married hell-bound gun-carrying liberal Lutheran Mason with an afro 
in 
 an overpopulated country whose wife made me sell an old International 
 diesel that might or might not have actually been produced (that I 
 bought off Craigslist in Oregon) and I committed suicide at a truck 
stop 
 diesel pump after putting an additive with some veggie oil in its 
tank, 
 what would be the best oil to use in my diesel -- synthetic or dino 
-- 
 and why? 
 
 Oh, and how many miles could I leave it in there?
 
 --R



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George Washington committed *adultery* with his *slaves* and died of
complications from *VD*. That does not sound to moral or responsible to me.

On 10/25/05, Gabriel S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Free Masons are not a cult, Free Masons are one of the worlds oldest
 fraternity's dating back to King Solomon...Anyone calling masonry a cult
 is
 IMO ignorant. I've met many Masons and I can attest that all the ones I
 have
 met are moral and responsible people.

 On 10/25/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I have not replied to this thread because it seems to have nothing to d=
o
  with MB. But Now I must speak.
 
  Lets not drag the Masons into a discussion where they don't belong. I
  am a Mason and have been one for 20 years. When I was a young man (14)
  I fell and broke my hip. I was sent to the Shriners Hospitals for
  crippled children (All Shriners are Masons) they took care of me and
  would not except a penny in return. I have seen no evidence of devil
  worship or cult like issues in them at all ever. (And I