Roger Miller--I passed with Flying Colors! :tu
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Roger Miller--I passed with Flying Colors! :tu
Me too. Damn.
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Originally Posted by Gasman
Yes sir, one great song there
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Now i can't get that song out of my head :boohoo:
What a cutie!
Beautiful pup!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dieseld
Thanks!!!! :tu
His name is Riot, he's my 4...well almost 5 year olds pup. He named him, and he's a great little hellion :roflmao
Many years ago a man by the name of Bob moved to where I grew up from Tennessee and he had (and still does) a very heavy southern accent. He lived not far out of town and he was friends with my dad. One day Bob was out in his road and dad pulled over to shoot the bull with Bob and they passed a bottle back and forth and even I was allowed a sip or two.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dieseld
Dad asked Bob how things were going and Bob started telling dad about his trouble house breaking this new pup he had. Bob said---
"I keep put'n payypers down but that little critter, he still piddles on the flur".
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You guys can have it. I'll keep dealing with the rain and ice
I agree, that is the worst conditions! We only had a couple patial days of it and a few 100 car pileups.Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
Drive safe!
~Richard
Were dealing with a lot of power outages, after yesterday's blow.
60° all night to thaw the ground, add some rain, then mix in 30-40 mph sustained winds, with gusts up to 60 mph.
Doesn't take much to phathom what was going to happen. Keep my 800watt generator ready all the time.
We were lucky, that storm slid just south and east of us. East of us they closed the only 2 main east/west highways in our are of Ontario last nigh due to a winter storm. The Trans Canada was closed for a 116mi/185km stretch and the alternate Hwy 11 was closed for a 372mi/600km stretch. Not been a good winter for storms.
Bob
Hard core cat
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I would guess that every kid in the world with access to oranges or similar did the same. Thanks for the memories. . . I did that too!
~Richard
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Ok, Roy. I take it there's water in your hubs, but to what.!?
Close!Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
It's water ON the rear hub of my Jeep Cherokee. Must have been flinging slush and was cold enough to freeze making the spikes.
It fell off not long after I took the pic.
Go Durham Bulls!!
I think its the shiner, the boy is sporting under the left eye.Quote:
Originally Posted by nipper
That's NOT a Shiner--It's a Badge of Honor and part of the passage to manhood--:wQuote:
Originally Posted by outback
I took one one winter after a trip in Missouri. My dodge ram truck.Quote:
Originally Posted by cudarunner
Pre cell phone so I probably can't find the picture but I understand why you took one!
It did look really Cool! I just happened to notice it when I was shoveling more snow! :banghead:Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
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Don't think I could trust that car port, much longer. I believe were zoned to have roof trusses set at 24", on new buildings. Us old houses, would be shoveling off our roofs, having that much snow.
I don't even have trusses, free standing, as long as it doesn't come loose from the sides of the house. :roflmao
Starting to look like the great wall of Geezer.
Good reasons to have a steep pitch on your roof and good insulation in your attic.
Sort of scary to sit on.......Quote:
Originally Posted by DZEC
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