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jesus--what happened to the pulley spokes?! dirt, corrosion, and...[?]
garth
Wed 01-19-2005
well pulleys dont have spokes, that be a gear, but looks like a hell of alot of rust.
red
Thu 07-07-2005
dirt, corrosion and satan.

love the old chains, i imagine they're barely hanging in there
Live
Fri 11-25-2005
Do you mean "stain" or "santa" or do you really mean "satan"?
Lynne
Fri 11-25-2005
oh i'm sorry Lynne...i meant santa....dirt, corrosion and santa caused the pulley to look like this >:) hahaha, no i meant satan
Live
Mon 11-28-2005
Well, I was just curious. Santa is quite covered with soot when he's finished doing his Christmas gig, so you never know. ;-)
Lynne
Mon 11-28-2005
heeheehee
Live
Mon 11-28-2005
Santa probably uses pulleys like this to keep his reindeer from separating at flying speeds,so I can understand the confusion, Lynne.
Grifspop
Wed 11-30-2005
Last one out gets to clean up the pulley!
Tara
Thu 05-15-2008

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