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There talking about another one wed. to thurs. My golden rule 1 never
trust March 2 April aint no better 3 when the long jons come off then
the plows come off. amen
I'm with my northern brothers on this one. "Global warming is a myth" come north and see for yourself. For the guys in the south do you want to trade? In a few weeks there should be all kinds of waterfront property up here in Manitoba and North Dakota. Cheap too.
I'm going out and throwing a couple tires on the fire to help. I'd leave my trucks idle for an hour to help but at $3½+ a gallon that'd be kind of expensive, used tires are cheap and they smell so nice when burning and you can roast marsh mellows over them.
If I lived in those environs, I'd sit around the fire, drink gallons of coffee, read good books,and weigh about 300 lbs. by winters end.Oh wait, I do that anyway.
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If you don't know what it is and what it is used for please post your location and average real estate prices for a two bedroom house with a storage building that can hold four vintage vehicles. I want to be your neighbor.
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That is an extreme duty snow plow truck . 85 here fri . in S . Fla & 86 today and 88 Sun. Way too warm too early for us . I feel for all the FTE brothers in the arctic lands . Know what that is like having lived the 1st 20 yrs. of my life in N. Wis.
Bob...I remember those, lived in Wisconsin for too many years. We're in the middle of a cold spell in the desert southwest...high today only in the mid sixties. Can't wait for summer.