Re: pink slip needed

[Owen <renarac@domain.elided>]

This is in all 50 states. The EPA is everywhere.. If you want a good laugh on a
neighbor you don't like. Wait for them to be home on a weekday. Pour out a
gallon of denatured alcohol near their garage door. Give the local EPA office a
call saying so-and-so is painting their car and it's bellowing all over. "Come
quick, this is the third hot-rod he's done this month!"
Tell me how much hassle there is. In incorporated areas, especially in areas
where cars are smog checked, the EPA-Natzis are rabid.
Muahahah...nahh...I've never done that...Nahh, never. Not even to a particular
neighbor that hassles me about me "not having any cars, and always parking
trucks out front. Is there anything *WE* can do about it?" (In your best
Thurston M. Howell III voice)

Steve Stegmann wrote:

> Can't paint a car in  your own garage.  What is this Nazi Germany?
> Sheeesh!!  I don't think I would get along there very well.
>
> I'm sure home painting is a real threat to the environment.
>
> My brother lives just south of San Jose.  Someone in his new subdivision
> sued the builder because they didn't warn the buyer that the wind blows
> on top of the hill.  They won!!!!!!
>
> Steve
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