Sticky digicam (was [AT] OT

[Larry D. Goss]

LOL!  Yes, that's her, but look at how many mistakes I made.  It's an
Allis, not a Farmall; she's brunette, not blonde; and where on earth are
the pink shorts?  That just goes to show you how distracted I was.  :-)

I recognize the show grounds.  I can see the end of the building up by
the front gate.  We usually set up our Power Kings right across from
that gate and can hear the PA announcer in between the roar of the
engines on each pull.  But where are the two aerial trucks with the big
American flag hanging between them?  The video must have been made a
year or so earlier before I first saw her.
Larry

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Larry I believe you might be talking about this lady but she is pulling
with 
an Allis C.

http://www.pinkpowerpulling.com/

Charlie
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And then there is the lady who drives a pink Farmall that's set up as a
puller tractor.  I've seen her at shows in the Carolinas a few times.
She drives in pink shorts.  I think the tractor is an A or Super A, but
I was distracted when she drove by.  Funny thing - nobody seems to
comment much about the paint job on the tractor.  :-)

Larry

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[mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Ed Stewart
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This thread is gettin kind of hard to keep up with, nakid women and
alcohol do go together I guess... :-)  Ed

charlie hill wrote:
> Mattias,
>
> Chucks web reference can explain it better than I can.  It is a little

> can of jelly like stuff with alcohol in it that people used years ago
> to keep food trays, etc. hot.  You just take the top off of it and set

> it on fire. I have heard that alcoholics who couldn't get any real
> wiskey to drink would drink the Sterno but because it was denatured it

> would make them sick or kill them if they drank too much.  It was
> legend among the drunks that you could strain it or other forms of
> denatured alcohol through bread and it would somehow not be poison
> when it came out the other side of the bread.  I wouldn't suggest you
> try it.
>
> Charlie
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>
>> Ok Charlie you made my english confidence fall. What/who's Sterno?
>>
>> Mattias
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