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Sometimes I'll see a piece of heavy equipment like a backhoe parked on a street
and I'll still have that childhood thought about how much fun it might be to
take it for a spin, which is why they invented locks. As I recently mentioned,
there's a sidewalk replacement project currently underway in our village, which
is why I spotted an unattended bit of hardware yesterday that renewed this sort
of thinking: one of those buzz saw dealies used to cut through asphalt for road
work. I've never seen one of these bad boys sit unattended, and again, while it
surely was locked, I could not help but speculate about the kind of havoc a
teenager or two (or adults, for that matter) could cause controlling such a
thing.
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Jul 12, 2008, 03:08 |
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Heh, if you think oil prices are bad now, you ain't seen nothin' yet. I've called all this shit before and been called a conspiracy nut for it. Now I feel smug, poorer, yet smug. And it's only going to get worse. Believe 'dat!
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