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Re: Preserving wood on a flatbed trailer
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Posted by Mark on May 17, 2006 at 17:28:51 from (172.128.137.105):
In Reply to: Re: Preserving wood on a flatbed trailer posted by souNdguy on May 17, 2006 at 13:14:28:
The EPA and all the other alphabet agencies headquartered in Washington, DC is a great deal of what is wrong with this country. Then paranoid folks who sit and swallow this tripe hook, line, and sinker go around espousing this human made manure as gospel. "We're all gonna die because a gallon of oil fell on the ground.....from which it originated in the first place." I am amazed how there are any Arabs left alive....no damned EPA and what amounts to thousands of gallons of oil hitting the ground every day across that region. Another strange thing...we import fruits and vegetables from other countries where DDT is still used and yet I fail to read where all their fauna and fish are toes up en masse...people either. Thousands of GI's were dusted with DDT on a regular basis for cooties and I have never read where they fell over dead from DDT poisoning. No need in worrying about all these terrible poisons getting us......global warming is going to destroy the world in short order...more junk science. Had fossil fuels such as coal been responsible, world catastrophe would have happened a century ago when the entire nation was either coal or wood heated. It has gotten to the point where a man can't pee-pee (sanitized word version) against the barn wall without some EPA agent jumping out of the weeds to prosecute him....or his nosey do-gooder neighbors turning him in. This crap went on in the Soviet Union...crimes against the State.
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