Translation:Biological washing powder

[Ed Smega]

I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
exactly what it is.

Ed

[MPA]

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:

>I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
>washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
>(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
>US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
>could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
>of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
>exactly what it is.

Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.

[Smog]

>
> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.

That ECO friendly not biological.

Biological, AFAIK, means it works using enzymes to break down dirt and
grime. They usually only are used at temperatures under 40 degrees.
Anything over this kills the enzymes.

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"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
>
> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> >exactly what it is.
>


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[MPA]

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 18:53:43 +0100, "Smog" <leds@jbphonetech.info>
wrote:

>>
>> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
>
>That ECO friendly not biological.
>
>Biological, AFAIK, means it works using enzymes to break down dirt and
>grime. They usually only are used at temperatures under 40 degrees.
>Anything over this kills the enzymes.

If you are too young to know why Biological washing powder was created
and sold I suggest you ask your mother.

[Smog]

>
> If you are too young to know why Biological washing powder was created
> and sold I suggest you ask your mother.

Yup. I suppose on thinking about it that IS why they where created.
I retract my sarky comment.
Sozz.

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"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 18:53:43 +0100, "Smog" <leds@jbphonetech.info>
> wrote:
>
> >>
> >> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
> >
> >That ECO friendly not biological.
> >
> >Biological, AFAIK, means it works using enzymes to break down dirt and
> >grime. They usually only are used at temperatures under 40 degrees.
> >Anything over this kills the enzymes.
>
> If you are too young to know why Biological washing powder was created
> and sold I suggest you ask your mother.
>


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[Heli Genius]

Hello idiot

Shagged any roos lately?

H

[Smog]

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> Hello idiot
>
> Shagged any roos lately?
>
> H
>
>

Stand still then !

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[Carl Farrington]

Heli Genius wrote:
> Hello idiot
>
> Shagged any roos lately?
>
> H

:-)

[MPA]

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 20:14:21 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
wrote:

>Hello idiot
>
>Shagged any roos lately?
>
>H
>

abuse@blueyonder.co.uk

Dont get lippy with me Haggis or Ill slap you down like a second hand
dunny seat.

[Gordon Dunn]

A biological washing power contains enzymes- identical to the enzymes used
in the digestion process to break down food. In a similar way the enzymes
break down dirt and stains on clothes helping in the cleaning process.

Another technically correct but totally usless piece of information for you
all.


Regards

GD


"Ed Smega" <smega@en.com> wrote in message news:3F0DA115.8070902@en.com...
> I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
> (UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
> US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
> could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
> of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> exactly what it is.
>
> Ed
>

[Beav]

"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
>
> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> >exactly what it is.
>
> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.

And boy do I find THAT weird. If the wife uses bio on any of MY clothes,
she's in for a few choice words. I'm totally allergic to the stuff, so
although it doesn't fukc dolphins, it plays havoc with me.


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[Beav]

"Ed Smega" <smega@en.com> wrote in message news:3F0DA115.8070902@en.com...
> I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
> (UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
> US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
> could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
> of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> exactly what it is.

Can't help yu with a brand name Ed, but a saunter down the washing powder
ailse in your local Wal-Mart should see you holding a packet. It ALWAYS says
"bio" on the package (according to Mrs Beav:-) and if you can't fnd one, I'm
sure one of the fem-fatale employees at Wal-Mart will show you where the
packs are:-)

Don't look in the dish washer section, it's the clothes washing section you
need.


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(with the obvious changes)

Beavisland now lives at
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[MPA]

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 20:14:21 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
wrote:

>Hello idiot
>
>Shagged any roos lately?
>
>H
>

I used to have time to deal with this but I dont anymore so Ive taken
the simple option.

[MPA]

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:32:22 GMT, "Beav"
<beavis.original@ntloxoworld.com> wrote:

>
>"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
>news:ik8rgv803mu6l0osmutnib71g0f8qk1114@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
>>
>> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
>> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is bilingual
>> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in the
>> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
>> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen descriptions
>> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
>> >exactly what it is.
>>
>> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
>
>And boy do I find THAT weird. If the wife uses bio on any of MY clothes,
>she's in for a few choice words. I'm totally allergic to the stuff, so
>although it doesn't fukc dolphins, it plays havoc with me.

My own view, same as snake oil.
Dolpins on washing powder sells to the ECO buyer.
Blue green algal blooms have nothing to do with clothes washing powder
and everything to do with phosphate and nutrient run off from
farming..
Anyway last I heard Dolpins where suffocating themselves in plastic
shopping bags so that solves that problem..

On the alergies, you can beat a front loading washer to solve that
problem if you dont have one already.

[Philip Martin]

"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
news:p30sgvch44njq3eee1lvm9j4pmodu1etps@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:32:22 GMT, "Beav"
> <beavis.original@ntloxoworld.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
> >news:ik8rgv803mu6l0osmutnib71g0f8qk1114@4ax.com...
> >> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> >> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is
bilingual
> >> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in
the
> >> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
> >> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen
descriptions
> >> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> >> >exactly what it is.
> >>
> >> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
> >
> >And boy do I find THAT weird. If the wife uses bio on any of MY clothes,
> >she's in for a few choice words. I'm totally allergic to the stuff, so
> >although it doesn't fukc dolphins, it plays havoc with me.
>
> My own view, same as snake oil.
> Dolpins on washing powder sells to the ECO buyer.
> Blue green algal blooms have nothing to do with clothes washing powder
> and everything to do with phosphate and nutrient run off from
> farming..
> Anyway last I heard Dolpins where suffocating themselves in plastic
> shopping bags so that solves that problem..
>
> On the alergies, you can beat a front loading washer to solve that
> problem if you dont have one already.
>
Nope, sorry have to disagree with you on that one. We've got a front loader,
but if the wife uses a bio powder on me undies I end up with itchy balls!

What information overload;o)

Phil Martin.

[MPA]

On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 01:20:57 +0100, "Philip Martin"
<philip.martin1@btinternet.com> wrote:

>
>"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
>news:p30sgvch44njq3eee1lvm9j4pmodu1etps@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:32:22 GMT, "Beav"
>> <beavis.original@ntloxoworld.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
>> >news:ik8rgv803mu6l0osmutnib71g0f8qk1114@4ax.com...
>> >> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
>> >> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is
>bilingual
>> >> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in
>the
>> >> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
>> >> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen
>descriptions
>> >> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
>> >> >exactly what it is.
>> >>
>> >> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
>> >
>> >And boy do I find THAT weird. If the wife uses bio on any of MY clothes,
>> >she's in for a few choice words. I'm totally allergic to the stuff, so
>> >although it doesn't fukc dolphins, it plays havoc with me.
>>
>> My own view, same as snake oil.
>> Dolpins on washing powder sells to the ECO buyer.
>> Blue green algal blooms have nothing to do with clothes washing powder
>> and everything to do with phosphate and nutrient run off from
>> farming..
>> Anyway last I heard Dolpins where suffocating themselves in plastic
>> shopping bags so that solves that problem..
>>
>> On the alergies, you can beat a front loading washer to solve that
>> problem if you dont have one already.
>>
>Nope, sorry have to disagree with you on that one. We've got a front loader,
>but if the wife uses a bio powder on me undies I end up with itchy balls!
>

I mean detergent alergies in general.
(maybe why you have a front loader to begin with, common knowlegde
among wimin folk)
Stuff the ECO powder, like I say I dont see the point of it and beside
your front loader uses less water and detergent.

[Beav]

"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:32:22 GMT, "Beav"
> <beavis.original@ntloxoworld.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
> >news:ik8rgv803mu6l0osmutnib71g0f8qk1114@4ax.com...
> >> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> >> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is
bilingual
> >> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in
the
> >> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if one
> >> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen
descriptions
> >> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> >> >exactly what it is.
> >>
> >> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
> >
> >And boy do I find THAT weird. If the wife uses bio on any of MY clothes,
> >she's in for a few choice words. I'm totally allergic to the stuff, so
> >although it doesn't fukc dolphins, it plays havoc with me.
>
> My own view, same as snake oil.

I've got a few views on that too Dave, and none of them good.

> Dolpins on washing powder sells to the ECO buyer.

That's about the size of it.

> Blue green algal blooms have nothing to do with clothes washing powder
> and everything to do with phosphate and nutrient run off from
> farming..
> Anyway last I heard Dolpins where suffocating themselves in plastic
> shopping bags so that solves that problem..
>
> On the alergies, you can beat a front loading washer to solve that
> problem if you dont have one already.

I couldn't tell you, that's the wife's arena and I stay well away from it.
If I knew WHAT I had, the next thing I'd know is how to use it and I'm not
going there :-)



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(with the obvious changes)

Beavisland now lives at
www.beavisoriginal.co.uk

[Beav]

"Philip Martin" <philip.martin1@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>
> "MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
> news:p30sgvch44njq3eee1lvm9j4pmodu1etps@4ax.com...
> > On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:32:22 GMT, "Beav"
> > <beavis.original@ntloxoworld.com> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
> > >news:ik8rgv803mu6l0osmutnib71g0f8qk1114@4ax.com...
> > >> On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 13:23:33 -0400, Ed Smega <smega@en.com> wrote:
> > >>
> > >> >I have seen several references from our UK colleages to Biological
> > >> >washing powder for cleaning engine parts. Can someone who is
> bilingual
> > >> >(UK English to American English) translate that for those of us in
> the
> > >> >US that aren't familiar with it. It would be of greatest help if
one
> > >> >could mention a specific american brand name. I have seen
> descriptions
> > >> >of this stuff in the past but was really never able to comprehend
> > >> >exactly what it is.
> > >>
> > >> Probably any washing powder with Dolphins on the front of the box.
> > >
> > >And boy do I find THAT weird. If the wife uses bio on any of MY
clothes,
> > >she's in for a few choice words. I'm totally allergic to the stuff, so
> > >although it doesn't fukc dolphins, it plays havoc with me.
> >
> > My own view, same as snake oil.
> > Dolpins on washing powder sells to the ECO buyer.
> > Blue green algal blooms have nothing to do with clothes washing powder
> > and everything to do with phosphate and nutrient run off from
> > farming..
> > Anyway last I heard Dolpins where suffocating themselves in plastic
> > shopping bags so that solves that problem..
> >
> > On the alergies, you can beat a front loading washer to solve that
> > problem if you dont have one already.
> >
> Nope, sorry have to disagree with you on that one. We've got a front
loader,
> but if the wife uses a bio powder on me undies I end up with itchy balls!

That's the one Phil, and it's an itch I don't need:-)
>
> What information overload;o)

Well you know what type of washer AND what goes in it. Must be "Modern Man"
:-))))


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(with the obvious changes)

Beavisland now lives at
www.beavisoriginal.co.uk

[Heli Genius]

"Carl Farrington" <carl@000compsup000.net> wrote in message
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> Heli Genius wrote:
> > Hello idiot
> >
> > Shagged any roos lately?
> >
> > H
>
> :-)

heh heh

H

[Heli Genius]

Man you are sooooo sad.

Does this little rhyme ring any bells ...

"Sticks & stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me."

If you're going to cry to your mommy every time someone slags you off,
perhaps you ought to hang around with nursery kids rather than adults.
(come to think of it, you probably already do that).

[MPA]

On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 16:42:51 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
wrote:

>Man you are sooooo sad.
>
>Does this little rhyme ring any bells ...
>
>"Sticks & stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me."
>
>If you're going to cry to your mommy every time someone slags you off,
>perhaps you ought to hang around with nursery kids rather than adults.
>(come to think of it, you probably already do that).

Dont follow me around, I dont like skirt wearing weirdos following me
around and posting messages to me.
I dont know you from a bar of soap, you just dropped in at RunRyder
and started some performance about tity vids at the beach and my
flying and havent stopped since.
I dont read your mindless posts, Ive got nothing to say to you, never
have had and never will and there is no need for you to ever post to
me let alone even look in my direction.
You have some issues or perhaps some impediment to the head, whatever
it is it is it aint my problem and people like you make my skin crawl
to the point I think I have to go and wash my hands after posting this
to you.
I wrote it before to one of your lame trollings but you ignored it, I
guess you are blind so have someone read this to you.
Get the hell out of my space.

[Heli Genius]

"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 16:42:51 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
> wrote:
>
> >Man you are sooooo sad.
> >
> >Does this little rhyme ring any bells ...
> >
> >"Sticks & stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me."
> >
> >If you're going to cry to your mommy every time someone slags you off,
> >perhaps you ought to hang around with nursery kids rather than adults.
> >(come to think of it, you probably already do that).
>
> Dont follow me around, I dont like skirt wearing weirdos following me
> around and posting messages to me.
> I dont know you from a bar of soap, you just dropped in at RunRyder
> and started some performance about tity vids at the beach and my
> flying and havent stopped since.
> I dont read your mindless posts, Ive got nothing to say to you, never
> have had and never will and there is no need for you to ever post to
> me let alone even look in my direction.
> You have some issues or perhaps some impediment to the head, whatever
> it is it is it aint my problem and people like you make my skin crawl
> to the point I think I have to go and wash my hands after posting this
> to you.
> I wrote it before to one of your lame trollings but you ignored it, I
> guess you are blind so have someone read this to you.
> Get the hell out of my space.

Woooo hooo hooo :-)

FWIW, the only reason I troll your posts is that I find it funny. I love
this kind of reaction and it re-affirms my theory that you are an utter
twat.

Sorry man.

H

[MPA]

On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 21:17:36 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
wrote:

>
>"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
>news:lio5hvcal3ujm87s7kq71639h5rren77qt@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 16:42:51 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >Man you are sooooo sad.
>> >
>> >Does this little rhyme ring any bells ...
>> >
>> >"Sticks & stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me."
>> >
>> >If you're going to cry to your mommy every time someone slags you off,
>> >perhaps you ought to hang around with nursery kids rather than adults.
>> >(come to think of it, you probably already do that).
>>
>> Dont follow me around, I dont like skirt wearing weirdos following me
>> around and posting messages to me.
>> I dont know you from a bar of soap, you just dropped in at RunRyder
>> and started some performance about tity vids at the beach and my
>> flying and havent stopped since.
>> I dont read your mindless posts, Ive got nothing to say to you, never
>> have had and never will and there is no need for you to ever post to
>> me let alone even look in my direction.
>> You have some issues or perhaps some impediment to the head, whatever
>> it is it is it aint my problem and people like you make my skin crawl
>> to the point I think I have to go and wash my hands after posting this
>> to you.
>> I wrote it before to one of your lame trollings but you ignored it, I
>> guess you are blind so have someone read this to you.
>> Get the hell out of my space.
>
>Woooo hooo hooo :-)
>
>FWIW, the only reason I troll your posts is that I find it funny.

Wrong, it is because you got your video trolling posts killed by Mark
courtesy of me and youve never gotten over it and just hang around too
afriad to put up or shutup.

> I love
>this kind of reaction and it re-affirms my theory that you are an utter
>twat.
>

What you wrote here just contradicts what you wrote above..
Looks like your doing the blubbering here.

>> >If you're going to cry to your mommy every time someone slags you off,
>> >perhaps you ought to hang around with nursery kids rather than adults.

I dont get mad, I get even.
Fixing the wheels on your litte red wagon is a easy becuase your a
recalcitrant Usenet abuser and cant help yourself which seves me in
getting even..

[Heli Genius]

Ok

Here's the REAL story

I downloaded your video of you "flying" your heli around at a beach. I
remarked that it was not worth the download as I found your style of flying
quite boring. You couldn't handle my critisism and reacted in a child-like
manner instead of accepting my opinion (to which I AM entitled to express)
for what it is.

Just accept the facts man

You are crap at flying helis and you like roos bums

H

[MPA]

On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 12:26:38 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Heh.nah@nah.noway>
wrote:

>Ok
>
>Here's the REAL story
>
>I downloaded your video of you "flying" your heli around at a beach.

As opposed to the videos youve never provided for others to view.

> I
>remarked that it was not worth the download as I found your style of flying
>quite boring. You couldn't handle my critisism and reacted in a child-like
>manner instead of accepting my opinion (to which I AM entitled to express)
>for what it is.
>

Crap, it was a troll plain from the first one to the last and you have
not stopped since.
Youre a weirdo.

>Just accept the facts man
>
>You are crap at flying helis

You are clueless
I fly a helicam and thats all I fly for from the begining..
You have no concept of precision flying, you cant fly helis, any stick
stirrer can fly 3D and your just a sim jockey...

I have video I posted here the first 2 weeks doing figure 8's, FF
circuits is the simplest and 3D flight comes close behind it.

eg
Give your heli full collective and get some air, shut your eyes and
stir both sticks and count to three, open eyes and look at heli and
recover it back to FF from wherever it may be.
Voila you just flew 3D !, almost as easy as crashing, if you didnt.

Then you can try some precision flying sucgh as the style scale fliers
adopt and you might be as good as me at it in about a year or so if
you ever catchup.

Why are your posts so boring and short. ?
Are you stuck on 2 finger typing perhaps and it just takes you too
long to write a few words or are you just brainless and illiterate
like you sound when you speak that throwback haggis gibberish..

Your insults like

>and you like roos bums

Did you think that up all at once or did you spend the whole day on it
?
You keep insisting I like roo arse, coming from a Haggis thats plain
hypocrtical, your notorious wildlife shaggers from way back, Im half
scottish so I know the dirt on you haggis and your disgusting habbits.

The only shagging of roos that goes on here in Aus is with a .22 rifle
and often.

Your a weirdo, your posts are so pointless, the insults utterly lame
and reptitive (do you just cut and paste them), they constitute abuse
of the group.
You wouldnt be missed in here if I managed to skid your access with
complaints.

[MPA]

Sorry H you are great and I am a roo shgging idiot.

[MPA]

On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 19:08:09 +0100, "MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote:

>Sorry H you are great and I am a roo shgging idiot.
>

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Now that little mistake will get you skidded.

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[Kelly]

Whst a stupid ,useless waste of space this thread is
"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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>
> >Sorry H you are great and I am a roo shgging idiot.
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[Heli Genius]

Sorry, I got bored with all your rantings after the first couple of
sentences so I didn't bother reading the rest.

Lots of love

Heli Genius

XXX

[MPA]

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 16:43:53 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Goaway@now.com>
wrote:

>Sorry, I got bored with all your rantings after the first couple of
>sentences so I didn't bother reading the rest.
>

Thats it, scurry off with your tail between your legs.
I dont know why you trolls bother trolling you never win in the end
and always crawl off licking your wounds.

Dont be an arsehole and troll heli groups and you wont have to defend
anything you do.

[Heli Genius]

"MPA" <mail_me@my_site.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 16:43:53 +0100, "Heli Genius" <Goaway@now.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Sorry, I got bored with all your rantings after the first couple of
> >sentences so I didn't bother reading the rest.
> >
>
> Thats it, scurry off with your tail between your legs.
> I dont know why you trolls bother trolling you never win in the end
> and always crawl off licking your wounds.
>
> Dont be an arsehole and troll heli groups and you wont have to defend
> anything you do.
>

Uh, whatever. You win.

H

[Shosha13]

Hi,
I came across this thread and thought this might be of help:
http://www.laundromatfinder.com/detergent-brands.shtml

I usually use Surf as it's cheap but works well and has low suds.
I don't use it for laundry though... I use it for other cleaning.
Also, the enzyme powders aren't for use at like 40 degrees as stated by someone here... that wouldn't activate the enzymes at all... too cold.
These work best in hot water... often I've seen them used in a paste on say, a caked stovetop then heated well with a hairdryer.
I must say... it works amazingly!

Good Luck!

[Beav]

"Shosha13" <Shosha13.3wgnon@rcgroups.com> wrote in message
news:Shosha13.3wgnon@rcgroups.com...
>
> Hi,
> I came across this thread and thought this might be of help:
> http://www.laundromatfinder.com/detergent-brands.shtml
>
> I usually use Surf as it's cheap but works well and has low suds.
> I don't use it for laundry though... I use it for other cleaning.
> Also, the enzyme powders aren't for use at like 40 degrees as stated by
> someone here... that wouldn't activate the enzymes at all... too cold.
> These work best in hot water... often I've seen them used in a paste on
> say, a caked stovetop then heated well with a hairdryer.
> I must say... it works amazingly!

If you want to remove carbon and burnt on oil from exhaust systems and
engines, drop them in a pan of boiling water and keep on lobbing biological
washing powder into the pan.

With some engines (the cheaper Chinese ones in particular) the appearance
can be altered to resemble lead, but the higher quality Jap engines come out
of the mix like brand new and totally clear of any crap at all.

It needs VERY hot water though so keep the pan boiling and keep adding the
bio.

This even works to clean out the insides of tuned pipes and exhausts too.


--
Beav

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