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10-14-2005 | 05:06 AM

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Dieseldude4x4

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From: Claremont, Virginia

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Originally Posted by Crazygator

So lesson here is: Do selective smoking. Always look for police, and have a good excuse if you do get stopped or one of those cool photo tickets.....oh yeah and SMILE!

Good advice, I do it al the time before I fog for mosquitoes. (see gallery)

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10-14-2005 | 12:02 PM

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jumpinj

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pick your battles

to me (unmodded truck at this point) I look at it like doing wheelies on my bike. Keep your head on a swivel. Be smart about where your doing them, and be ready for a ticket.

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10-14-2005 | 01:46 PM

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GTSDave

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From: Richmond, Tx. (Houston)

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Originally Posted by BigBlue

Where in pecan grove do you live? My folks are building a house behind that nursery next to Don Brehm's Feed Store.

I live off of Pitts Road, in the old section. Our house was built in the early 80's.

-Dave

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10-14-2005 | 03:34 PM

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bubba33

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I wonder if I will still be aloud to use my fireplace it smokes

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10-14-2005 | 07:39 PM

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infidel

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Originally Posted by bubba33

I wonder if I will still be aloud to use my fireplace it smokes

In many areas out west there are no burn days when you can't use a fireplace or wood stove unless it's your only source of heat. No burn days are when weather conditions don't allow smoke to dissipate.
In many areas wood stoves in new construction must be equipped with a catalytic converter.
Face it, there are more and more people on the planet everyday, each person making just a little bit of smoke adds up to too much smoke.

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