Very OT: Re: [AT] Subdivision Development

[charlie hill]

We have a Weyerhaeuser paper mill here.  The folks that work there say it 
smells like MONEY to them.  Luckily this mill has some new technology and 
really doesn't put out much smell at all unless you are in the plant or 
directly down wind on a bad day.

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Sloane" <mikesloane at verizon.net>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 7:46 AM
Subject: Re: Very OT: Re: [AT] Subdivision Development


>
>
> crawler wrote:
>> Mike West of me is a town with the same thing ,now they want to exspand 
>> the
>> land fill and people will get money on the property a refund instand of
>> paying.
> I will say one thing: I would rather pay taxes than live with that stink 
> 24 hours of the day. I can handle almost anything, but the rotten garbage 
> smell that hangs over the area really turns my stomach. I guess you can 
> get used to anything. I once had business at a large paper mill in a town 
> near Savannah GA and commented to one of the local employees about the 
> smell. (If you have never smelled what comes out of the stacks at a paper 
> mill, you can't appreciate how strong it is.) He replied that it might 
> smell bad to me, but is "smelled like ham and eggs on his breakfast table" 
> to him. i.e. he was happy to put up with the smell in order to have a job.
>
> Mike
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