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    You wouldn't offend this one.

    I am thinking of what I can boil for supper to get some heat and humidity in here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spazola View Post
    I would make a Minnesotan joke, but there are too many of you.
    Once there was a tour bus full of fine Minnesota women heading down into Iowa to visit Decorah. Now Decorah Iowa is known as the geographic center of Scandihoovia in the midwest and Luther College is famous for it's library collection. It's a hotbed of Norwegian expatriate culture. They have a genuine Gutenberg Bible that can be viewed. It's a massive work, heavy in the style of thick paper and printed pages one at a time. A rare piece.

    Now in 1999, these elderly women were also proud of their political acumen. They'd helped elect Jesse Ventura to the governorship of Minnesota. One of them could not resist and spoke of this to the librarian saying, "Minnesota is such a great place. Look we elected a fine strong man as our new governor. I bet he could lift this bible easily."

    The librarian, long suffering in the Lutheran tradition and a lifetime of such jibes, returned her opinion, "Ah yes Ma'am, but our governor can read it."
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    Quote Originally Posted by spazola View Post
    The forecast for Wednesday is 61. Hopefully the weather will be good for the meet. It can go either way this time of year.

    Remember the shop temperature can vary from chilly to damn right cold.
    I bought extra socks. That's the only clothing related thing where I buy expensive.
    Bridgedale socks. 20 to 25 $ per pair, made with Merano wool.
    I only buy 1 or 2 pair at the time because of the cost. Esp since they are right next to the bin where you can buy 3 or 4 pair for 5$

    My wife thinks it's funny because I am always the one who thinks it's too warm, yet I wear wool socks even when it's not too cold. But having warm and cushy feet is totally worth it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    I just looked at my kitchen thermometer and it says 59.5'F so I don't think that I will be cold.
    I guess that as long as there is less than 3 feet of snow outside you'd walk outside in a hawai shirt, wondering when TC will light the BBQ and remarking how mild the weather is in Texas
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    While blowing the drive yesterday with temps in the teens, 60f sounded damn good!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    I bought extra socks. That's the only clothing related thing where I buy expensive.
    Bridgedale socks. 20 to 25 $ per pair, made with Merano wool.
    I only buy 1 or 2 pair at the time because of the cost. Esp since they are right next to the bin where you can buy 3 or 4 pair for 5$

    My wife thinks it's funny because I am always the one who thinks it's too warm, yet I wear wool socks even when it's not too cold. But having warm and cushy feet is totally worth it.
    Good socks are vital and always worth paying a little extra for.
    I wear wool socks year round.
    Ballston Socks ~ 80+ % Merino wool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spazola View Post
    I would make a Minnesotan joke, but there are too many of you.
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    How about a short story from Betty White's character 'Rose' from the TV show 'The Golden Girls'---my mom Loved that show.

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    Otay.....Wind chimes for the door-prizes are en-route to Charlie's!

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    I'd love one of those windchimes in a pentatonic scale please.
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