[TheForge] Copper-Yak

[robert hensarling]

Geez, I bought 8 boxes(?!?!?!)  from Centaur here in Texas (not a economical 
move at all) and I thought that would last me for the next 22.7 years that I 
should be around.  I better go recalculate, cause I was doubling my 
projected age.  Also, everybody knows that the longer coal sits around, it 
gets very stale.  So, if any of you have any "old" coal, I'll take it off 
your hands, just deliver it to Uvalde, Texas.  I like fresh new boxes by the 
way.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andrew Vida" <osan at netlabs.net>
To: "Blacksmithing List Sponsored by ABANA" <theforge at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 9:30 PM
Subject: Re: [TheForge] Copper-Yak


>
>
> David E. Smucker wrote:
>> I do wonder if the day will come in the not too distance future that it 
>> will be difficult to buy blacksmithing coal without a permit.  I have 
>> been thinking about buying enough coal to last me the rest of my life 
>> time so I don't have to worry about that one.
>
> I've wondered this as well.  I'm thinking of getting a full rail car load 
> (100 tons) one of these days when I have the money and a place to put it. 
> Even if I use 3 tons/year, I should be fixed for the rest of my days.
>>
>> Also it may pay to put "historical" somehow in the name of your forge --  
>> then you can always claim to be a historical site.  My son already says I 
>> am a dinosaur so why not be a historical one.  (He says I am a dinosaur 
>> because I have a pension, not because I blacksmith.)
>
> How would this help?  Unless there is some legal provision for excluding 
> yourself from regulation if you use the moniker, I am not clear on how it 
> might serve to your advantage.
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