Part VI
Post Fiend
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Well since you guys are poking fun at us Yankees I guess that means it's open season on the rednecks too.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
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Cris and Lisa text each other pics and leave us guys hanging. That's about as far as the bewber pics go. But Cris did post a nice foot pic with black nail polish a few days ago.
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Well since you guys are poking fun at us Yankees I guess that means it's open season on the rednecks too.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
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Hey Jim, Did I sound like I had a southern accent when we talked the other night??
I loved that movie...lol
I loved that movie...lol
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Hey, I use propane.....to deep fry turkeys. When I'm grilling, or smoking, it's hardwood...
Post Fiend
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He'd waddle outside. Shovel for 5 minutes or so. Waddle back inside and stand next to the heater for 5-10 minutes. Then he'd repeat the cycle until he was finished. With the occasional smoke break of course.
Just thought I'd explain why I was plowing instead of him:
1: I've wrecked 0 trucks. He's wrecked 2 since August.
2: I grew up with snow. He's only known it for a few years.
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Well since you guys are poking fun at us Yankees I guess that means it's open season on the rednecks too.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
But we are cooler.
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From: Wallingford, CT
Alrighty. Then in that case would you please tell me what the correct term for you southerners would be if it's not Redneck?
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Yup. I was running the plow truck and Preston was shoveling away from the overhead doors of the shop, etc. so I could scrape everything down nice and clean without worrying about bumping a door.
He'd waddle outside. Shovel for 5 minutes or so. Waddle back inside and stand next to the heater for 5-10 minutes. Then he'd repeat the cycle until he was finished. With the occasional smoke break of course.
Just thought I'd explain why I was plowing instead of him:
1: I've wrecked 0 trucks. He's wrecked 2 since August.
2: I grew up with snow. He's only known it for a few years.
He'd waddle outside. Shovel for 5 minutes or so. Waddle back inside and stand next to the heater for 5-10 minutes. Then he'd repeat the cycle until he was finished. With the occasional smoke break of course.
Just thought I'd explain why I was plowing instead of him:
1: I've wrecked 0 trucks. He's wrecked 2 since August.
2: I grew up with snow. He's only known it for a few years.
Cold doesn't bother me like it does some and I don't know why. Some of the guys at work bundle up like your buddy just to go outside about fifty feet and get in a car after they've left it running for about a half hour to warm up with the heater on high.
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From: Texas
Well since you guys are poking fun at us Yankees I guess that means it's open season on the rednecks too.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
Preston (full-time employee of dad's company) is from Georgia. He's been up here 4-6 years now. Not sure of the exact number.
Last winter seeing him out in the snow was the funniest thing I've seen in my life.
For weather that was in the high teens with maybe 10" of snow he was wearing:
2 pair of bibs, 2 sweatshirts, a jacket, a hat, earmuffs, and two pair of gloves. He looked like a penguin waddling around in all that.
Watching him try to figure out how to hook a plow was even funnier.
That's not as funny unless you tell us southern folk how one typically dresses in that kind of weather. I had on long johns, insulated coveralls and a coat when I helped a fellow FTE member install a shift kit in his truck, and we spent half the time standing next to the propane heater in the shed next to the truck since the temps had dropped into the mid 50's that day.
In the weather you're describing, I wouldn't even want to go outside, and if I did, would probably wear more clothes than your friend did. I'll put on a jacket if the temps drop below 75
. And for the record, the only plow I've ever hooked up has been the kind that goes behind a tractor for running through the dirt. A record snow storm down here is about 3", and if that happens, we all just stay home. I've been to Minnesota in February. All I can say is if I was this guy, I'd move back to Georgia.
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
Caleb is right. I know some places in Texas where the term "redneck" will earn you an "*** whooping".