The "Must Post" Thread

[Ultra]

good morning gentleman

Top of the morning to you!

[Rich]

Colder than hell here....kids got a snow day....Hmmmph...I remember back when I was a kid, my sister and I had to walk................

[Ultra]

Hmmmph...I remember back when I was a kid, my sister and I had to walk................

I got a pair of boxers for Christmas with Seuss' Grinch plastered all over them.

[Tifosi]

Gotta gat some lunch...some roadfood.  I'll go see what I can scrape up...


Dan

[Arthur Dent]

Colder than hell here....kids got a snow day....Hmmmph...I remember back when I was a kid, my sister and I had to walk................

how cold is colder than hell? It was -27C (~ -13F or so I think) here yesterday. Wind made it rather cool. Warmed up to -17C today.

[Ultra]

Colder than hell here....kids got a snow day....Hmmmph...I remember back when I was a kid, my sister and I had to walk................

how cold is colder than hell? It was -27C (~ -13F or so I think) here yesterday. Wind made it rather cool. Warmed up to -17C today.

A heat wave!

[Rich]

Woke up to 18 below (F); have a wind chill warning out here today...could reach 50 below....boy, do I love winter.

[MG]

Well, its 52 ABOVE right now outside. Gonna go wash the car. Bring yours by if you like while I have the hose out, Rich.   

[Ultra]

35^o and rain here.

[Arthur Dent]

Woke up to 18 below (F); have a wind chill warning out here today...could reach 50 below....boy, do I love winter.

That is indeed reasonably cold then 

[Ultra]

Yes, that is cold.

[Rich]

Strange thing is that when I was growing up in NoDak, this weather was pretty much the norm and we didn't think much of it at all.  I truly do remember my sister and I walking to school in the middle of what here in Idaho we'd call blizzard conditions and seeing it as a matter-of-fact.  I also remember when I lived in LA that a rain shower would practically paralyze the city and in Mesa, where my folks winter, a brief thunderstom does about the same.....

[Ultra]

Strange thing is that when I was growing up in NoDak, this weather was pretty much the norm and we didn't think much of it at all.  I truly do remember my sister and I walking to school in the middle of what here in Idaho we'd call blizzard conditions and seeing it as a matter-of-fact.  I also remember when I lived in LA that a rain shower would practically paralyze the city and in Mesa, where my folks winter, a brief thunderstom does about the same.....

A couple of years ago, we got 37 inches of snowo overnight in Rogers City.  It is the record snowfall there.

My pizzeria opened right on time. 

[Tifosi]

Strange thing is that when I was growing up in NoDak, this weather was pretty much the norm and we didn't think much of it at all.  I truly do remember my sister and I walking to school in the middle of what here in Idaho we'd call blizzard conditions and seeing it as a matter-of-fact.  I also remember when I lived in LA that a rain shower would practically paralyze the city and in Mesa, where my folks winter, a brief thunderstom does about the same.....

A couple of years ago, we got 37 inches of snowo overnight in Rogers City.  It is the record snowfall there.

My pizzeria opened right on time. 



Should I use RainX when I encounter snowo?

Dan

[Ultra]

Strange thing is that when I was growing up in NoDak, this weather was pretty much the norm and we didn't think much of it at all.  I truly do remember my sister and I walking to school in the middle of what here in Idaho we'd call blizzard conditions and seeing it as a matter-of-fact.  I also remember when I lived in LA that a rain shower would practically paralyze the city and in Mesa, where my folks winter, a brief thunderstom does about the same.....

A couple of years ago, we got 37 inches of snowo overnight in Rogers City.  It is the record snowfall there.

My pizzeria opened right on time. 

Should I use RainX when I encounter snowo?

Dan

Where do you come up with this stuff?

[Arthur Dent]

Strange thing is that when I was growing up in NoDak, this weather was pretty much the norm and we didn't think much of it at all.  I truly do remember my sister and I walking to school in the middle of what here in Idaho we'd call blizzard conditions and seeing it as a matter-of-fact.  I also remember when I lived in LA that a rain shower would practically paralyze the city and in Mesa, where my folks winter, a brief thunderstom does about the same.....

I've lived here most of my life and the climate here is much warmer than 20 years ago. Global warming is working at least here.

[Rich]

Global warming is just a liberal urban legend anyway....hey, my basement's full of water.......

[Arthur Dent]

legend or not I'm liking it!

[Rich]

Where's the shiver emoticon?

[Ultra]

Where's the shiver emoticon?

 

[Tifosi]

I once delivered pizzas in a 70 below windchill.  Had to wear insulated undies AND longjohns.  we kept our cars running constantly, and it was so cold that the cruise control didn't work.  January 1984 was one of the coldest on record in Indiana.  So far this year, we haven't even had an inch of snow, yet...


Dan

[Ultra]

Roads are glazed over here tonight, snow predicted.  With winter's repose about to be over, I hope mild is theme over the next couple of months.

[Rich]

Yeah, I'm kinda in the mood for spring already.......

[Tifosi]

I'm ready for summer. Girls in short shorts, driving with the top down, girls in short shorts, Brickyard 400, girls in short shorts...

Does short shorts seem sexier if I hyphenate it?  Short shorts, or short-shorts?



Dan

[Otto Puzzell]

Who wears short-shorts?