Man I'm ready to really burn and have it hot, I want snow cold and all the good stuff!!
Sorry I like to snowmobile to much :coolgrin:
Sorry I like to snowmobile to much :coolgrin:
When is winter coming!
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you must have been sleeping, we have already had winter. It is now spring. Better go get your mower ready.... ;-)
Fish On said:
Consider giving your head a good shake.........................................................
Turd Ferguson said:
I agree, we have plenty of time for the cold to set in... I really emjoyed 73* today, even had the Hot Rod out one last time and ran a 103 mph pass in just 10 seconds...
Fish On said:
I will buck the majority and side with the fish. The motorcycles have been put away, the snowmobiles have been dropped off for pre-season service, the snow plow has a fresh coat of fisher yellow and the pellets are stacked in the garage. Lets rock.
67 today here in Central NH...I was out riding the old Gold Wing this afternoon. It can stay like this all winter...I don't care.
Jeep/Plow are almost ready for that white gold and the
pellets are stacked and waiting so yeah, I say bring on old man winter!
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Me too! I want it warm with no snow....that's the same thing, only different, right? :cheese:MagnaFlex said:
Gee why everybody hate the cold! If I wanted it nice I would live in florida.
Don't tell me you all go and get milk before a flake falls and are at homies with the news people making a big deal at mother nature.
Let it snow let it snow!
Don't tell me you all go and get milk before a flake falls and are at homies with the news people making a big deal at mother nature.
Let it snow let it snow!
The day I picked up my stove It was 98 deg. I think It was june of this year. I went back today and picked up 10 more bags of Okanagan's (BTU did you here the cash register ring) and It was 58 deg. I got home and the house is 70 deg. without running the oil boiler or the pellet stove I figure If I keep making small trips in the Honda Accord I can keep the temperature like It is all winter ( wishful thinking)
Dont like snow but will take It over Ice
Cold Its only cold outside my house is as warm as hell's Kitchen
Jim
P.S. Does anyone know what Okanogan means Like is It an Indian word for HOT WOOD and wouldn't It of been easier for us old farts to remember how to spell If they had named It hotter than hell pellets
Dont like snow but will take It over Ice
Cold Its only cold outside my house is as warm as hell's Kitchen
Jim
P.S. Does anyone know what Okanogan means Like is It an Indian word for HOT WOOD and wouldn't It of been easier for us old farts to remember how to spell If they had named It hotter than hell pellets
New Hampshire Jim said:
LOL...that would have been funny if it was.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okanagan
macman said:
OK I've read the Wikipedia article. We few, we happy few, now know more about the Okanagan Valley than almost the entire human race.
It's similar in spelling to a town near here, Ontanogan. I thought it was where you got hit to make you like the cold and snow. Those hits on da headStentor said:macman said:
OK I've read the Wikipedia article. We few, we happy few, now know more about the Okanagan Valley than almost the entire human race.
can make you goofy.
Ontonagon is the correct spelling, sorry. It's over 100 miles away, they're almost Badgers.FireintheHole said:It's similar in spelling to a town near here, Ontanogan. I thought it was where you got hit to make you like the cold and snow. Those hits on da headStentor said:macman said:
OK I've read the Wikipedia article. We few, we happy few, now know more about the Okanagan Valley than almost the entire human race.
can make you goofy.
My stove has only been run twice in the last week. Long stretch of 50's and 60's here in Maine. Winter is coming and will probably come as a shock.
Winter arrived yesterday at my house. 8 inches of snow and at 6:30 this morning the temperature is -4 degrees F. This is way too early for negative temperatures.
Mark
Mark
Zackdog said:
That is Gorbal warming, Al must have been in your area in his travels. Usually when he goes somewhere to deliver a speech he gets hit with snow, cold, ice, or any combination of same. I think Mother Nature is trying to deliver a message.
In Canada we don't think -4 is cold ,still ride motor cycles at that temp .I saw one yesterday ,it made me sorry that I put mine away .
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