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    wireless.phil on 09/16/2016 at 11:52 AM
    Justin 1, have you even road down Broadway in Lorain?
    No?
    It is mostly empty buildings, some with window displays and nothing else.
    And that micro brewer is not going in downtown, it is going in on Colorado Ave on the other side of the river on Kansas Ave, right at the end of the Henderson Bridge.

    I live here and see it everyday, there is nothing here but booze and music parties down by the river in the summer and a movie theater that shows only junk and by the time you get out of the theater it is dark and people re afraid to walk to their cars!
  • Posted by:
    wireless.phil on 09/24/2013 at 12:35 PM
    The local law will use this MRAP against the rest of us, just wait and see!
  • Posted by:
    wireless.phil on 09/24/2013 at 12:32 PM
    You dummies, its not called a MaxxPro, MaxxPro is the brand name.
    The truck is called a MRAP for Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected.
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    wireless.phil on 09/07/2012 at 10:18 AM
    Radiation Spike Follows Nuclear Reactor Leak
    Iowa City Owl - ‎Jun 13, 2012‎
    According to Reuters, a nuclear reactor in Michigan was shut down on Tuesday due to a leakage from a refueling water tank, according to a report from the U.S.
    This contact with the reactor makes the water highly radioactive.
  • Posted by:
    wireless.phil on 10/14/2010 at 12:31 PM
    Ah, but does it kill the eggs?
    If not, keep spending your money for more.
    By the way, just about any spray that lists Permethrin as an ingredient will also kill the live bedbugs and other types of bugs and that can be bought 'now'.
    Its the same stuff they use in Mosquito nets and on clothing (worn after it dries) and will last through several washings.
  • Posted by:
    wireless.phil on 07/26/2010 at 8:33 PM
    Now, do they combine the DUI checkpoints?
    Someone needs to work on that ASAP!
  • Posted by:
    wireless.phil on 07/14/2010 at 5:13 PM
    Re: “Derailed
    Think were we'd be now if cities had not torn-out all the old street-car and rail lines from long ago. By now those lines would have had massive improvements and up-grades and the system or network would still be in-place, but the autos and trucks came into the picture and ridership fell off, so the killed the rails off.

    Do a little site seeing on the Google Satellite maps around Cinci area, all the photos pop-up of the abandon planed rail lines and tunnels that were killed off during the 2nd world war, the need for steel and iron during the war.

    Kind a step back in time, yet you have to wonder what it would be like today if it didn't die.
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