Yeah, we have a high of 83 today. But, supposed to get all the way down into the 60's. Brrrr. :innocent:
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Yeah, we have a high of 83 today. But, supposed to get all the way down into the 60's. Brrrr. :innocent:
Our inch or less of snow predicted here turned into between 6-8". prople are going nuts
Hope everyone is OK and has enough bread, milk and eggs! LOL
It's been below freezing all day here, and blowing a hooley so add on the wind chill and I guess about -8 degrees C!
Only got about 2" here on the hill,drove the daughter to work in the next county,once I got to the bottom of the hill,nuttin',went into town to pay bills,and nuttin' on one side of the road,and the same 2" on the other.
LOL! That just wasted a swig of beer (it's still dripping from my nose). I'm glad this keyboard is washable.Quote:
Originally Posted by oly
I'm done with the snow. I don't mind the cold but it doesn't need to stay for months on end.
Stay warm all.
No problems, I will try to remember not to sip before reading :)Quote:
Originally Posted by oly
About 30 to 40 miles north of here, it is still snowing, but here it snowed about 6 or 8 inches and then changed to rain. That's making a nice heavy, wet slush, and tonight is going to be back in the mid 20's (F). The roads should be a mess, in the morning.
Maybe I should go get some more bread and milk.:innocent: LOL
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Originally Posted by 2dumb2kwit
May your tires freeze in the slush :) :blushing:
Some folks have no sympathy......or have never been married.
OK,, I retract the tires freezing in the slush remark.
Maybe just some slush down a boot?
Actually, I was talking about 2D. I buy the groceries around here and even I wouldn't attempt to cross my wife about them. The fact that he keeps bringing up your "once in a life time" error over and over and over again shows a real lack of sympathy on his part.
Awww, I was just picking on a friend. LOL
Actually, this morning, I ventured out to see what was happening around town, and ended up at wal-mart. It was deserted....and the bread shelves were empty. It was kinda wierd. (The deserted part)
I didn't get any milk, but I did pick up 3 pounds of bacon!:drool:
(I just couldn't resist!)
"bringing up your "once in a life time" error " Alas if it were true. I stepped in the poopy about an hour or so ago when I went to the store and I was issued a written "emergency supplemental" food order. (we are expecting a trace to 1 inch of snow) I came back with the "order"in my coat pocket and unfilled. But I like 2d did make sure there was an adequate supply of bacon on board. I have now in a manly manner locked myself into my den and refuse to leave (she will be going to bingo in an hour or so)
You think you have it bad? I have made so many that the wifes dog joins in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
Oh yea. glad your OK 2D
Yeah, I know how it works. When she would get "upset" with me I used to say, "I'll be in the office." Now, she says, if I need you I'll know where to find you. I may have lost control somewhere along the way.
Maybe this will help.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/radioflyer/36.jpg
This is what a picture of "Lost Control" looks like...
http://www.fugly.com/media/IMAGES/Ra...st_control.jpg
Forget it. There's no way that little seat would survive that. :innocent:
Well then please don't show a picture of when you find it again.