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Kent McMillan
Kent McMillan
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Joined: June 30, 2010 7:03 pm
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

R.J. Schneider, post: 438959, member: 409 wrote: I would subscribe to that theory given that correspondance and the basic information flow of that era...

9 years ago
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

Kent McMillan, post: 438282, member: 3 wrote: My final answer is that the mystery word is "faul", a German word meaning idle or lazy. In the late 18...

9 years ago
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RE: The Steel Pretzel from 1962

paden cash, post: 438837, member: 20 wrote: I apologize for not recognizing the roadway as a State Highway route; it appeared to me to be a county mai...

9 years ago
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RE: The Steel Pretzel from 1962

paden cash, post: 438828, member: 20 wrote: In PLSSia we would call that a double bituminous surface or just "dubble-bit". Single bituminous treatmen...

9 years ago
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RE: Spite Strip

Mark Mayer, post: 438721, member: 424 wrote: Plat recorded in 1994 creates Tract A, an "Access Control Strip" across the end of the dedicated street. ...

9 years ago
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RE: The Steel Pretzel from 1962

John Evers, post: 438814, member: 467 wrote: I must comment that your Texas asphalt looks to be rather deficient in quantity.That asphalt is the stand...

9 years ago
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

It's worth noting that in both 1877 and 1878 the County Surveyor was required to administer an oath to his chain carriers. As for the substance of th...

9 years ago
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

Tim Libs, post: 438773, member: 12482 wrote: Shot in the dark, but could it be "carried band chain in me"? Don't know if they were used or even around...

9 years ago
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

Larry Scott, post: 438696, member: 8766 wrote: The word 'carried' to me looks like two words: can will.Here's another example of the County Surveyor's...

9 years ago
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RE: Hello from lake charles

paden cash, post: 438682, member: 20 wrote: "...in a yellow El Camino listening to Howlin' Wolf.." Beautiful lyrics.I've seen Williams on ACL a few t...

9 years ago
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RE: Hello from lake charles

superfly, post: 435534, member: 8421 wrote: Been away for awhile , just sitting on a pipeline asbuilt. Watching them pump water and break drill stems....

9 years ago
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RE: Door and/or Mailbox Hangers

Kent McMillan, post: 438658, member: 3 wrote: Man, this sure clears things up. I was getting a boatload of calls today from folks wanting me to trave...

9 years ago
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RE: Town telling me I have to remove two notes from my survey

Mark Mayer, post: 438641, member: 424 wrote: What you seem, to them, to be saying is "there is a bunch of stuff affecting this property that I'm not s...

9 years ago
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RE: Door and/or Mailbox Hangers

paden cash, post: 438258, member: 20 wrote: Here's a good example: Man, this sure clears things up. I was getting a boatload of calls today from fol...

9 years ago
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RE: Ping, File, Sand, Grind, or Wire Wheel Aluminum Caps

JKinAK, post: 438465, member: 7219 wrote: I think the easiest way to fix a small typo on an aluminum cap is to ping it out and restamp it.I don't know...

9 years ago
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

Gene Kooper, post: 438401, member: 9850 wrote: Kent was using it as a blunt instrument to pillory Keith Williams.That is definitely a mixed-up metapho...

9 years ago
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RE: Set a Stake (Imperative Mood)

Gene Kooper, post: 438344, member: 9850 wrote: Okay, here's a softball for you....there are 677 volumes of field notes for the rectangular PLSS in Col...

9 years ago
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