61.   PIPEs were popular before the market meltdown because stock prices were so high.

62.   Remember, broken pipes are no fun.

63.   Several pipes were crushed, and the organ itself was damaged.

64.   Since there is no effective way to keep the water circulating, the pipes are likely to freeze up.

65.   She said that old, cracked pipes are especially likely to fill up with rainwater and overflow.

66.   Sometimes a frozen pipe is only a nuisance, cutting off the water supply.

67.   Sometimes, the pipes are tight in holes in the floor where they come up to enter the baseboard unit.

68.   Sometimes the pipes are too loose and will bump against the wood, and should be constrained, just a little.

69.   That is true, but it depends on where the pipes are located.

70.   That earlier break was particularly troubling for the company that owns the water system, United Water Resources Inc., because the pipe was barely a year old then.