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I am not familiar with this exression..... 444-544

posted by  Danny on  Mon Feb 28 15:49 CST 2005
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read the recent 122 posts and then moved on to the 444/544 board, and in 3 of the last 5 posts you've used the expression "culch heap"

"place it in your culch
heap for future reference."

"I took it and another one from my culch heap over
to my friend Neal at the machine shop."

" If your cars are similar, it doesn't take such a massive culch heap to
support them."

I know what it is, I've got one of my own, but what's the provenance? never heard this expression before.





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