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I love to see kids do that. I always buy, even if I don't drink what they're selling.
I love to see kids do that. I always buy, even if I don't drink what they're selling.
It was a quarter a cup, I bought two and I tipped them 50 cents. They threw in an extra freebie after that. No health inspection score or business license posted, I was lucky to get there early before this illegal operation got shut down by the local athorities.
Overpaid Union Thug
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Is that the stuff that is supposed to hold the dust down?
PT Car Washer
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The county used to use oil and charged the homeowner a fee for putting it down. Now they use a biodegradable product like soybean oil. At least in my state and we grow a lot of soybeans.
Overpaid Union Thug
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There is a place near where I live that uses something that smells kinda like Teriyaki sauce. LOL.
rod
Retired 23 years
Around here they use calcium chloride if there is a serious dust problem and a home owner lives close to the road---- but most of the dirt roads are just plain ------dusty
Indecisi0n
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Future
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Kinda sounds like when MGT pretends to be on our side...LOL
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I also look for these and will throw in an extra buck.
moreluck
golden ticket member
You never know if they stirred it like cousin Vickie in Vacation......not drinking is a good practice!!
Wtf, where's the DEP????!!!! All that oil ruining the earth, we're all gonna die, government come save us.
Not even permitted to dump used motor oil on your own driveway in some parts of the country.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Yes. Its a biodegradable oil made from cottonseed. Unfortunately, it only works for a couple of weeks. A private company applies it and it costs the homeowners on the road about $1 per foot.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Its biodegradable. Not motor oil. I deliver in wine country, the last thing on earth the vineyard owners would want is for motor oil to be applied to roads next to their grapes. They don't even allow the county to spray for weeds, they hire people to cut them in order to keep the herbicides away from the vines.
rod
Retired 23 years
My township is one of the better ones. We have 45 miles of asphalt roads and only 4 miles of dirt (gravel) roads. The county roads that run through the township are all paved. The township is having 3 miles of asphalt roads re-surfaced this summer at a cost of $945,000. (much cheaper this year than last year because of the price of oil is down). Asphalt roads are not cheap. If you discover a money tree send some this way and I'm sure we will pave our remaining 4 miles.
Indecisi0n
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It's 2015 I would do thatMy township is one of the better ones. We have 45 miles of asphalt roads and only 4 miles of dirt (gravel) roads. The county roads that run through the township are all paved. The township is having 3 miles of asphalt roads re-surfaced this summer at a cost of $945,000. (much cheaper this year than last year because of the price of oil is down). Asphalt roads are not cheap. If you discover a money tree send some this way and I'm sure we will pave our remaining 4 miles.
myself or move. I'm not living on a dirt road like I live in the Wild West.
rod
Retired 23 years
It's 2015 I would do that
Some people actually like living on a dirt road. It keeps the riff-raff who drive fancy cars away.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Not necessarily, Dave.
