Fuller´s Earth

"Mike" wrote in message
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I could also send you a few in German, French, Rumanian, Czech, and a
couple of others, but you wouldn´t even be able to read most of them.
When people like you try to ridicule me now, it only makes me laugh.
Although it used to upset me. For every person who posts crap on ROFF,
there are many many more who appreciate my help and advice, so you are
merely wasting your time.

Since the business relating to Gehrkes death, you obviously have a
personal dislike of me, and it colours your judgement. As one or two
people obviously think you are a nice bloke, it seems a bit odd that
you would carry a grudge so long, but it makes no difference to me
what you write.

MC


Mike, I don't carry any grudges. I don't really have
a major rooting interest in the ****ing match with Fortenberry. I just found
it amusing, and what you post
and how you post is VERY amusing. Carry on, singing
your own praises, it is a riot!
Tom

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 09:41:05 GMT, "Tom Littleton"
wrote:

Mike, I don't carry any grudges. I don't really have
a major rooting interest in the ****ing match with Fortenberry. I just found
it amusing, and what you post
and how you post is VERY amusing. Carry on, singing
your own praises, it is a riot!

You're just a big ole Dumbo and will never change.

d;o)

"rb608" wrote in message
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"LabRat" wrote in message
Bentonite is also used to plug holes drilled for seismic exploration.
Swells up and helps focus the blast in a downward direction. Nothing
like walking around with a couple of kilos of GeoGel, (high explosive) in
the pockets of your coveralls and blasting caps in your shirt pocket, to
wake you up in the morning. bg


It's also used for "slurry walls" whereby a trench excavation is filled
with a bentonite slurry. The bentonite seals the adjacent soil, and the
hydrostatic pressure helps keep the trench walls from collapsing.

It's also used as a base liner for landfills to keep toxic stews from
shooting through at a rate high enough to make the nasty stuff readily
detectable at the water table.

Wolfgang
who knows that the real solution to pollution is the careful and judicious
use of the right monitoring equipment and protocols.

On 24 Sep, 11:41, "Tom Littleton" wrote:


Mike, I don't carry any grudges. I don't really have
a major rooting interest in the ****ing match with Fortenberry. I just found
it amusing, and what you post
and how you post is VERY amusing. Carry on, singing
your own praises, it is a riot!
Tom

There are quite a few who don´t find it amusing at all. But each to
his own.

I don´t need to, I was merely pointing out that others do.

MC

On Sep 24, 5:55 am, "Wolfgang" wrote:
"rb608" wrote in message

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"LabRat" wrote in message
Bentonite is also used to plug holes drilled for seismic exploration.
Swells up and helps focus the blast in a downward direction. Nothing
like walking around with a couple of kilos of GeoGel, (high explosive) in
the pockets of your coveralls and blasting caps in your shirt pocket, to
wake you up in the morning. bg

It's also used for "slurry walls" whereby a trench excavation is filled
with a bentonite slurry. The bentonite seals the adjacent soil, and the
hydrostatic pressure helps keep the trench walls from collapsing.

It's also used as a base liner for landfills to keep toxic stews from
shooting through at a rate high enough to make the nasty stuff readily
detectable at the water table.

Wolfgang
who knows that the real solution to pollution is the careful and judicious
use of the right monitoring equipment and protocols.

Bentonite slurry is also slicker than snot on a door knob or owl****.
It mgiht be better than Mazola or Crisco for a Crisco party.

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
...
You're just a big ole Dumbo and will never change.

d;o)



true, that......g
Tom