Posted By: Anonymous
FSB - Now ready for Y2K - 10/30/99 10:40 PM
After a hard days work at the Fog Signal Building, I think Tim and I have the FSB all winterized and prepared for Y2K. We had a few plumping problems to remedy, we spent most of the morning cleaning the gutters, down spouts and raking up all the leaves and don't think Tim and I didn't notice those of you who were going to stop in but saw us working and drove off with out helping. I don't want to name names Bob McKeon or Art Seamen or the person who pulled in the driveway, saw us working and backed out so quickly that you backed over the mail box. By the way as you drove off the post from the mail box tore your rear bumper off, so if anyone knows the owner of a what appears to be the bumper of a 73' Buick Electra 225 with the Ohio license plate HOT ROD please let Tim or I know.
Tim was a little concerned with the upcoming Y2K problems and thought that the FSB should have a backup energy source so after a trip into town to the hardware store we bought some copper tubing and were able to solve the FSB plumbing problems, and we able to get the FSB still up and running again, Tim has ordered a load of corn and will be producing fuel to run the FSB on should the power go out on January 1st, Tim said he should be able to move any excess product locally, but he will take orders from past customers. We also stocked up the old ice shed with Fallstaff and some Schlitz tall boys in case of a shortage caused by Y2K.
I also wanted to congratulate Tim on getting a nice 8 point buck, Tim was kind of modest and didn't want to say anything about bringing down the nice 8 pointer, but I said hey, "don't worry about it" the insurance company will pay to have the FSB Yugo staff car fixed
Mark
Tim was a little concerned with the upcoming Y2K problems and thought that the FSB should have a backup energy source so after a trip into town to the hardware store we bought some copper tubing and were able to solve the FSB plumbing problems, and we able to get the FSB still up and running again, Tim has ordered a load of corn and will be producing fuel to run the FSB on should the power go out on January 1st, Tim said he should be able to move any excess product locally, but he will take orders from past customers. We also stocked up the old ice shed with Fallstaff and some Schlitz tall boys in case of a shortage caused by Y2K.
I also wanted to congratulate Tim on getting a nice 8 point buck, Tim was kind of modest and didn't want to say anything about bringing down the nice 8 pointer, but I said hey, "don't worry about it" the insurance company will pay to have the FSB Yugo staff car fixed
Mark