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Haha, man we've been neck 'n neck with the votes!It's almost over. except for the crying
.I got my stickers on now. Now I'll need to make Tarman so it'll be epic this Halloween (my favorite holiday, plus due to the candy because I take the kids and that means dad applies "dad tax"). Sometimes you just gotta do stuff a little different to amp up that cool factor, not that the deuce isn't cool, but it definitely brings back memories for those who are old enough to remember when "Return of the living dead" released, but also for those who are just fans of the franchise.
Just so you dont get jammed up i would consult someone that knows hazmat/placardable cargo rules/laws before getting on the street and the wrong folks seeing those drums even empty ones can get ya in trouble you dont want .I got my stickers on now. Now I'll need to make Tarman so it'll be epic this Halloween (my favorite holiday, plus due to the candy because I take the kids and that means dad applies "dad tax"). Sometimes you just gotta do stuff a little different to amp up that cool factor, not that the deuce isn't cool, but it definitely brings back memories for those who are old enough to remember when "Return of the living dead" released, but also for those who are just fans of the franchise.
I'd tell them to call that number!Just so you dont get jammed up i would consult someone that knows hazmat/placardable cargo rules/laws before getting on the street and the wrong folks seeing those drums even empty ones can get ya in trouble you dont want .
.I'd tell them to call that number!
But...you aren't wrong either. I thought about that, it could be playing with fire. I got a friend who hauls a bunch of hazardous materials, mostly fuels, but I'll ask him about it and maybe he can get me in contact with someone.
You’ve a fine rig Tom!It's almost over. except for the crying
call 202-385-2400 9-5 and explain what your doing and your lables are class 6.1 and on how many ever drums/totes are there any violations with transport fake hazordus materials class 6 toxinsI'd tell them to call that number!
But...you aren't wrong either. I thought about that, it could be playing with fire. I got a friend who hauls a bunch of hazardous materials, mostly fuels, but I'll ask him about it and maybe he can get me in contact with someone.
Great movie! As a young lad of 12-13, that was my first experience of seeing the unclothed female anatomy in a movie theater with an adult present. (Yes that's the memory that sticks out!)I got my stickers on now. Now I'll need to make Tarman so it'll be epic this Halloween (my favorite holiday, plus due to the candy because I take the kids and that means dad applies "dad tax"). Sometimes you just gotta do stuff a little different to amp up that cool factor, not that the deuce isn't cool, but it definitely brings back memories for those who are old enough to remember when "Return of the living dead" released, but also for those who are just fans of the franchise.
I just went down a rabbit hole reading about "Return of the Living Dead" and found out this neat tidbit:I got my stickers on now. Now I'll need to make Tarman so it'll be epic this Halloween (my favorite holiday, plus due to the candy because I take the kids and that means dad applies "dad tax"). Sometimes you just gotta do stuff a little different to amp up that cool factor, not that the deuce isn't cool, but it definitely brings back memories for those who are old enough to remember when "Return of the living dead" released, but also for those who are just fans of the franchise.
Don't even think about making dummy HazMat stuff! You will have BIG problems if you are questioned.Just so you dont get jammed up i would consult someone that knows hazmat/placardable cargo rules/laws before getting on the street and the wrong folks seeing those drums even empty ones can get ya in trouble you dont want .
I agree Gopher.Don't even think about making dummy HazMat stuff! You will have BIG problems if you are questioned.
This is from my perspective as a volunteer fire fighter.
Now that's interesting!I just went down a rabbit hole reading about "Return of the Living Dead" and found out this neat tidbit:
The story's featured "2-4-5 Trioxin" chemical developed by the "Darrow Chemical Company" for the military was a play on the real-life Dow Chemical Company and its involvement in the 1960s with the manufacture of Agent Orange, scientifically known by the name 2,4,5-T Dioxin.