December B/S Thread
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pedant
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From: EXTREME southwest CT
I really hate driving to work in the dark and then coming home in the dark.
But it's better than when in the early '80's I worked in a basement with florescent lighting and never saw daylight from November to February.
Freezing cold is ok, though my hands are arthritic after abusing them so long. I'd still rather that than being wet and cold.
But it's better than when in the early '80's I worked in a basement with florescent lighting and never saw daylight from November to February.
Freezing cold is ok, though my hands are arthritic after abusing them so long. I'd still rather that than being wet and cold.
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From: Waterford, CT
I really hate driving to work in the dark and then coming home in the dark.
But it's better than when in the early '80's I worked in a basement with florescent lighting and never saw daylight from November to February.
Freezing cold is ok, though my hands are arthritic after abusing them so long. I'd still rather that than being wet and cold.
But it's better than when in the early '80's I worked in a basement with florescent lighting and never saw daylight from November to February.
Freezing cold is ok, though my hands are arthritic after abusing them so long. I'd still rather that than being wet and cold.
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pedant
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The first thing she does is put her nose down and "plow" around.
Likes to hop through it like a bunny and then race in circles.
With her short fur and little body fat she gets cold after a few minutes and that's fine with me.
Maybe I'll buy her a fleece coat for Christmas.
She HATES the rain, but loves the snow.
Likes to hop through it like a bunny and then race in circles.
With her short fur and little body fat she gets cold after a few minutes and that's fine with me.
Maybe I'll buy her a fleece coat for Christmas.
She HATES the rain, but loves the snow.
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The first thing she does is put her nose down and "plow" around.
Likes to hop through it like a bunny and then race in circles.
With her short fur and little body fat she gets cold after a few minutes and that's fine with me.
Maybe I'll buy her a fleece coat for Christmas.
She HATES the rain, but loves the snow.
Likes to hop through it like a bunny and then race in circles.
With her short fur and little body fat she gets cold after a few minutes and that's fine with me.
Maybe I'll buy her a fleece coat for Christmas.
She HATES the rain, but loves the snow.
"crap, the snow's taller than me!! what do I do now?"
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The first thing she does is put her nose down and "plow" around.
Likes to hop through it like a bunny and then race in circles.
With her short fur and little body fat she gets cold after a few minutes and that's fine with me.
Maybe I'll buy her a fleece coat for Christmas.
She HATES the rain, but loves the snow.
Likes to hop through it like a bunny and then race in circles.
With her short fur and little body fat she gets cold after a few minutes and that's fine with me.
Maybe I'll buy her a fleece coat for Christmas.
She HATES the rain, but loves the snow.
I have two dogs that love the snow; a 1/2 German Shepard 1/2 Australian Cattle Dog & my Pomeranian. The big one plowed through like your dog it sounds like, and the little one tried to hop through it and make her own pathways but she kept dissapearing b/c the snow was so deep. :P
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I'm dog sitting 2 Westies over Christmas/New Years. Rocco & Abby are a very special couple.
Dream, Somewhere I have to find the picture Of my friend Brenda's Pom/Papillon mix riding through the snow on the shoulders of her husbands Malamute.
It's funny to think that little guy bosses around a dog that is nearly 200 pounds.
Dream, Somewhere I have to find the picture Of my friend Brenda's Pom/Papillon mix riding through the snow on the shoulders of her husbands Malamute.
It's funny to think that little guy bosses around a dog that is nearly 200 pounds.
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Centramatic doesn't have a perfect fit for the 19.5" rim for my 8 on 6.5 bolt pattern, they told that there are not that many of these rims out to justify the set-up costs.
So, for me I still need to have my wheels balanced with lead weights, and the Centramatic's will only serve to fine-tune the wheel balance. With a 21/32 tread depth I will pick up stones and the Centramatic will compensate for that out of balance until the tire throws the stone.
Hope this helps your friend.
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Hi there JimI had fun shoveling the snow
Sunday I dug out my driveway.
Today I dug out my street, figuring that the snowplows weren't coming back.
My street is only about 18 feet wide at the widest, so a foot or two of snow encroaching the road from each shoulder really makes it tight.
Now at least the snowplows will know where the true shoulder of the road lies.