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    Posted 4 years ago

    Vynil33rpm
    (3406 items)

    At the Pool-hall or
    in the Brotherhood of the raccoon Lodge
    You in the street ,Me below your feet

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    1. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      Cokeman 1959
    2. Cokeman1959, 4 years ago
      Ed,you are Awesome man!
    3. Watchsearcher Watchsearcher, 4 years ago
      Very interesting, even entertaining, article about the underground trash cans....I had never heard of those. CW is so educational! :^)
    4. Watchsearcher Watchsearcher, 4 years ago
      Thank you for those links to the underground trash bins....they do seem to be a nice idea until you consider the tripping hazards in pedestrian areas with many bars and the labor required to lift the can out. It’s good that they got rid of them.
    5. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      KERAMIKOS o Great keeper of Info.
      And The Watchsearcher
      Thanks for expanding the knowledge
      Of the big N.O.LA.
      Mardi Gras‘s success is caged by the amount
      of garbage when Weighed....
      totaled at the beginning of Lent
      One year they caught them Hosing down
      the garbage with fire hoses
      to cheat on the weights ..not really though ..
    6. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      KERAMIKOS I was genuinely thanking you for keeping my post going and adding to the information and making my Measly post better ,I was being genuine
      thank you ,,We KooL ,, I always did like the way you dig for info
      Remember Hot Springs Arkansas,, the Hotel
    7. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      Thanks to
      Sean68
      Ttomtucker
      KERAMIKOS
      The gatekeeper
      Cokeman 1959
      Vet50

      Blunder2
      Manikin
      Watchsearcher
      FortApache
      RichmondLori
      AnythingObsure
      Irishcollector
    8. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      Flo and the water meters
    9. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 4 years ago
      Somehow I missed your most interesting diversion (?) in the comments here, keramikos -- you just caused a rusty gear in my brain to break loose for a second too. We might have had those receptacles here too -- several yrs now when I was looking at houses to buy, I came across one other here in my current neighborhood that had an unusual cast-iron lidlike thing out by its kitchen steps in the yard. It had the word MAJESTIC on its lid, at the time I guessed (without exploring further) that it was a leftover from some kind of 'incinerator', only because I recognized that name from one of those also once common but now nearly unknown 'household appliances', which came in the basement (connected to the chimney and city gas) of the house I grew up in. ALL SORTS OF COOL-BEANS FURTHER INFO keramikos, whether actually completely related to Ed's Nawlins utility covers or not...?! <cheers><applause><bows><smiles>

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