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[RC] Are you sure/Angie? & Buckets - Ridecamp Guest

Please Reply to: Angie McGhee Rides2far@xxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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"He's like sitting on the edge of a cliff waiting for an earthquake."  Tracy
(the one who wants a lock of Kaboot's hair in case cloning gets affordable)

Don't bother worrying about cloning Kaboot. Sounds like you already have. >g< 
I'll just give you one discouraging bit of advice. 100 milers didn't give him 
one bit of religion. They just made him stronger. :-P

As for buckets: Twice I've bought cheap laundry detergent just to get the 
lidded bucket, and both times I ruined some clothes when the detergent 
apparently had bleach in it and left faded streaks. (I'd forgotten the first 
time when I tried again). It would have been cheaper to buy the detergent then 
dump it in the garbage & keep the bucket. Once I was on my way to a ride and a 
guy was selling buckets on the side of the road (how opportune). They'd had 
pickles in them. Took forever for the smell to go away. I've also followed 
behind dry wall guys. Check with somebody who does sheet rock. They use tons of 
the spacking or whatever and trash the buckets. They look rough but the stuff 
comes right off with water...much faster than pickle smell.

Personally, I got tired of hurting my fingers on the lids. I prefer to put a 
kitchen size garbage bag in the bucket, fill it up and tie it off. Leaf size 
bags work well in a muck bucket. Just push the whole bag down inside the water 
when you get there, then the bag will float right up to the top & remove it.

Angie

===========================================================Of course things 
aren't perfect,  perfect doesn't exist on this earth.
Doesn't mean we won't go on trying to get better at what we do. Besides, if
everything was perfect today, what would you do tomorrow? Slamming each
other doesn't get anything done.
~  Dot Wiggins

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