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Does anyone know what a paper mill smells like? If you don't your lucky, this is a distinctive (metallic) smell that you'll remember for the rest of your life. The oder (from the smoke/steam stack) could be picked up for miles away! ![]() ![]() |
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I think it smelled more like rotten eggs or catalytic converter times 20. M. |
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Rotten eggs is a better discription. These days, with all of the "EPA Regulations" I doubt that it was nearly as bad. This was the 60's. I remember coming over a hill and driving right into a cloud of steam from the stack. |
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Synopsis, rooting for OSU (Oklahoma, OSU) shouldn't be a problem. I'm really not a huge Buckeye fan as it is. I sure would like to go to some rodeos though. Love those horses!Peggy, I've been practicing the song. Be thankful you guys can't hear me Will there be a pop quiz later?And for ComputerGuy, boy, the statement you made re:Ohio being a communist state, that was interesting. I've heard that comment made quite a bit around here lately. Even we Ohio residents agree with that. |
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People in the United States wanted the Indians to learn to speak English and assimilate into white society. Sounds kind of familiar today.
Every now and then I still hear someone say that the Indians had no concept of ownership of land. What a crock. Why did they fight to keep their boundaries? |
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I'm with you StillwaterTownie. These large operations that only think about how to make a dollar need to find ways to keep these wastes from polluting our water.
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Most certainly. Oklahomas nicest lakes have been tainted by chicken waste that trickles down from Ar-Kansas. Thanks Tyson chicken for giving us a bad stereotype.
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Groveton, NH, Berlin, NH and Gorham, NH. (I need to remember I'm on an "international" forum.) ![]() The mill in Groveton wasn't too bad, you didn't have to cover your face and blast through town at all due speed... Now the Berlin mill was another story, I never really got to see Berlin because we were always in a hurry to get out of there before anyone puked. I did finally get to enjoy its finer aspects after the mill closed though. ![]() M. |
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(I need to remember I'm on an "international" forum.) ![]() When we were looking at places to relocate to, we found a lot of nice looking, inexpensive properties in OH, but I had a look at the laws there, and decided I wouldn't live there even if the house was free. That was one of the many reasons I left MA. Now that I'm hearing it from someone who actually lives in OH, I feel a lot better about my decision. ![]() M. |
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