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Terryallan

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Deen wrote:

skipnchar wrote:

In the category of "dumb ideas"

How about plumbing the shower into the black tank so your gray doesn't fill up so quickly


Lets see: RVIA allows that in their building "codes" and some vehicles are made just that way. For one it's sometimes easier and cheaper, for others it's to counteract the underuse of water in the black tank.


But it's nasty. Why ever it it's done.


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We went to the snack bar at the campground and told the teenager behind the counter we wanted lite ice and she said they only had one kind. She was serious.

We laughed about that for days.


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People that probably should not RV ; All people on this forum who do nothing but complain about, noise, dog poop, dogs, kids, campfire smoke, music from the neighboring rv, walking through campsites,etc, etc, etc.

* This post was edited 08/17/09 03:44am by RandACampin *

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82corvette wrote:

My neighbor takes his 34' 5er 10 blocks to a park so he can go out & set in it for an hour every evening to drink 1 beer.


Does he leave the wife back and kids back at the house. If so, this make perfect sense.


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69RoadRunner wrote:

82corvette wrote:

My neighbor takes his 34' 5er 10 blocks to a park so he can go out & set in it for an hour every evening to drink 1 beer.


Does he leave the wife back and kids back at the house. If so, this make perfect sense.
Our "empty nest" has gotten crowded with the son, DIL, and grandson moving in. Now there is another on the way. I have often thought of going out to the yard and staying in the MH. Peace and quiet.


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Vacation Bound wrote:

We went to the snack bar at the campground and told the teenager behind the counter we wanted lite ice and she said they only had one kind. She was serious.

We laughed about that for days.


I don't get it. What IS "lite ice"? Sounds to me like you were asking for low-calorie ice cubes, I would have been the one laughing.


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Vacation Bound wrote:

We went to the snack bar at the campground and told the teenager behind the counter we wanted lite ice and she said they only had one kind. She was serious.

We laughed about that for days.


It must be a Regional term. Lite vs Heavy!
We've traveled quite a bit coast to coast, never heard of this term either!


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Terryallan wrote:

Deen wrote:

skipnchar wrote:

In the category of "dumb ideas"

How about plumbing the shower into the black tank so your gray doesn't fill up so quickly


Lets see: RVIA allows that in their building "codes" and some vehicles are made just that way. For one it's sometimes easier and cheaper, for others it's to counteract the underuse of water in the black tank.


But it's nasty. Why ever it it's done.

Do you have separate black and gray sewers at home? Some RV's run everything into just one large tank. Waste water is waste water.


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JUrban wrote:

How about launching a boat with a Class A? I saw a very nice Class A Diesel Pusher up to the windows in Canyon Lake, Arizona 3 years ago. The boat was floating fine, though.

John


I don't see what's wrong with launching a boat with any RV. Now dunking it on the other hand....





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skipnchar wrote:

How about putting a wheel on the tongue of an item you're trying to keep from moving while in use?


Then there are the folks that think that since the jack doesn't have wheels, they don't need to chock the tires.

That works until there is a sufficient grade to point out the error of their ways.

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