October B/S Thread...Anything goes...almost!!!
#152
10-03-2008, 03:04 PM
Eat %^*& and die mother*+$#@~...I hope you wake up to an attack by millions of fire ants!!! You deserve nothing less you #%^$*)+ #@$hole!!!
#154
10-03-2008, 04:03 PM
Who the he...double hockey sticks invited you into our skirmish!!! 
Just kidding Shaun...how are you this morning??? You going to watch the Saawx tonight???
Just kidding Shaun...how are you this morning??? You going to watch the Saawx tonight???
#155
10-03-2008, 04:06 PM
I am doing good Ken. Just hoping that it will be another uneventfull night at work. I probably will not be watching the saawx game tonight.
#157
10-03-2008, 04:21 PM
Diesel Van Enthusiast
I suspect by then that it'll be a short video considering the reduction in production of 2009 vehicles.
#159
10-03-2008, 06:01 PM
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I'm not expecting that it will last more then 2 1/2 Minutes...
#163
10-03-2008, 06:27 PM
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I dont think we have hit 60 yet either...
It was 78 this morning when I left for work...
But it was only 93 today thanx to the cloud cover!
#164
10-03-2008, 06:29 PM
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I have a collection of pictures from when I wintered over in Juneau, AK 2004-2005.
It didn't start to snow (at sea level) till Dec. 26 and then the snow didn't stop for Five Days!
You could see that the snow was coming for Juneau is in a fjord area and the mountain horizon was at about 3000 feet.
Each morning you could see where the snow-line was on the sides of those mountains.
Had to dig out to get to work, had to dig out to get back into my place.
Side roads were getting narrower and the snowbanks taller.
Every night the road crews used pay-loaders to dig out the intersections and 18-wheeler dump trucks to carry the snow to the ocean.
I was told that that was a nice snow storm, as often they get snow by night and freezing rain by day for manys days straight and then when you get back from work you can't shovel it.
It didn't start to snow (at sea level) till Dec. 26 and then the snow didn't stop for Five Days!
You could see that the snow was coming for Juneau is in a fjord area and the mountain horizon was at about 3000 feet.
Each morning you could see where the snow-line was on the sides of those mountains.
Had to dig out to get to work, had to dig out to get back into my place.
Side roads were getting narrower and the snowbanks taller.
Every night the road crews used pay-loaders to dig out the intersections and 18-wheeler dump trucks to carry the snow to the ocean.
I was told that that was a nice snow storm, as often they get snow by night and freezing rain by day for manys days straight and then when you get back from work you can't shovel it.
