Thanks, there should have been a ? at the end of my question, that
turned out not to be a question, but really was a question.
Harry
No, a pig is one of those pipe cleaner deals that squeels like a pig.
harry watkins wrote:
And that slug of water is called a pig.
Harry
Mitch wrote:
Since it all
comes into Michigan on the same pipeline, it's difficult to impossible to
find real gasoline here.
Once upon a time I was told that these pipelines float a pig down
the pipelines to separate formulations or products? Is anyone here
familiar with pipeline
Mark wrote:
And corn producers...
Forget about the producers - it is all about ADM, one of the handful
of companies that owns all our food production systems. ADM is not
nice, neither is Monsanto. I don't know if there are any ethics at
Cargill, but I would not be surprised to hear horror
Mountain Man wrote:
Once upon a time I was told that these pipelines float a pig down
the pipelines to separate formulations or products? Is anyone here
familiar with pipeline mechanics/practice? - Is it possible to push a
pig thru a pipeline and have it separate product without
contamination?
I doubt that. The way I understand it they use water to separate what
they are sending thru.
Mountain Man wrote:
Mitch wrote:
Since it all
comes into Michigan on the same pipeline, it's difficult to impossible to
find real gasoline here.
Once upon a time I was told that these
Kaleb C. Striplin ka...@striplin.net writes:
I doubt that. The way I understand it they use water to separate what
they are sending thru.
That's what I've heard. When they're changing the contents they put a
big slug of water in to separate them. I guess this presumes that the
stuff on
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
I doubt that. The way I understand it they use water to separate what
they are sending thru.
Ah, water, my favorite fuel contaminant. Especially if it's intentionally
contaminated with ethanol.
Mitch.
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: Gasoline for the Wal-Mart good/bad debate
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Thursday, November 5, 2009, 7:57 PM
I doubt that. The way I understand it they use water to separate what they are
sending thru.
Mountain Man wrote:
Mitch wrote
My pro-capitalism piece for the day...
The researchers take issue with a study by Wal-Mart Watch, one of
the chain's most dogged opponents, that claims that the expansion of a
single Iowa store in 2005 was responsible the closing of no less than
1,581 small firms, including 555 grocery
it doesn't quite sound likely. ridiculous, actually
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Dillon, Meade M CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC,
53310 meade.m.dil...@navy.mil wrote:
My pro-capitalism piece for the day...
The researchers take issue with a study by Wal-Mart Watch, one of
the chain's most
, November 04, 2009 12:13 PM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: [MBZ] OT: Gasoline for the Wal-Mart good/bad debate
My pro-capitalism piece for the day...
The researchers take issue with a study by Wal-Mart Watch, one of
the chain's most dogged opponents, that claims that the expansion
Here I thought this was going to be a rant on Wal-Mart's low-budget gasoline...
they lace it with ethanol.
Even the diesel pump at our Wal-Mart says may contain up to 10% ethanol but I
think they just slapped that sticker on all the pumps, you can't cut diesel
with ethanol AFAIK.
Allan
Allan Streib wrote:
Here I thought this was going to be a rant on Wal-Mart's low-budget gasoline...
they lace it with ethanol.
Many states mandate the crap.
And, unfortunately, Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana don't require disclosure of
alcohol content at the pump, so the only ways for me to buy
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