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Moto-Blog / Vblog: Where does it all go?
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Bob Denman
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Can I use this, as n excuse for the weight that I've gained? 
No doubt; it's got to go somewhere... :gaah:
Jeriatric
Thinks out loud
Years ago,
when our freeway system had 'oleander' planted almost everywhere. It was thought oleander thrived on tire rubber as a ground source nutrient, and that - smog - was its airborne nutrient.
Now, whether there is any truth to this old tale, or not.....well, that's for the reader to decide.
Years ago.
when our freeway system had 'oleander' planted almost everywhere. It was thought oleander thrived on tire rubber as a ground source nutrient, and that - smog - was its airborne nutrient.
Now, whether there is any truth to this old tale, or not.....well, that's for the reader to decide.
Years ago.
garb55
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I don't know about the rubber
But when I lived on Torrance California I would get black stuff all over my truck
even when I did not drive the truck for a week it would still be covered [parked outside]
I finally realized it is coming from the air that the refineries are putting out
You do not even need to be near a refinery the stuff travels for miles.
Now I live in Bridgeport California and my truck no longer has the black stuff
But it is covered with bird dropping
and I don't even park by any trees
But when I lived on Torrance California I would get black stuff all over my truck
even when I did not drive the truck for a week it would still be covered [parked outside]
I finally realized it is coming from the air that the refineries are putting out
You do not even need to be near a refinery the stuff travels for miles.
Now I live in Bridgeport California and my truck no longer has the black stuff
But it is covered with bird dropping
and I don't even park by any trees
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