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On 6/28/2018 at 12:14 PM, KD in CA said:

Skiing was awesome though.

I imagine there's any of a number of bodily orifices that those skis could be inserted in if the Donner party got a hold of you.  ?

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23 minutes ago, Ridgewaycynic2013 said:

I imagine there's any of a number of bodily orifices that those skis could be inserted in if the Donner party got a hold of you.  ?

Shishkabob

 

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Posted
43 minutes ago, /dev/null said:

Shishkabob

 

I was merely looking at it from a punitive / 'mob mentality' nature.  It never occurred to me they would turn KD in CA into a course on the menu.  Well played!

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Here we are September 3rd, I have taken dogs for a run and cleaned up my back porch..its 10:30AM...and the outside portion of the day is again ended!102 heat index ...yippeee!!!!

 

Hate summer, and everyone who iikes it is just a plain idiot..see @joesixpack?

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Here we are September 3rd, I have taken dogs for a run and cleaned up my back porch..its 10:30AM...and the outside portion of the day is again ended!102 heat index ...yippeee!!!!

 

Hate summer, and everyone who iikes it is just a plain idiot..see @joesixpack?

I’m right there with you.  This next week is going to be awful. I have relatives who are in school as students and as teachers. Most schools in upstate NY are built for winter, not summer. The students and teachers will be on the verge of fainting until this heat wave breaks on Thursday or Friday. 

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Summer vs. Winter is about so much more than simple ambient air temperature.

 

Winter creates hard work in a way summer does not (snow shoveling or snow blowing or plowing).

Winter often means you can't do what you wanted to do (can't drive to x b/c roads are horrible and we're expecting 5 inches of snow).

Winter means everything around you is dead, gray, lifeless, and there aren't even any smells outside or birds singing.

Winter means wearing layers of clothing, long pants, socks all the time...my knees and lips are always chafed, chapped, and dry.

Summer means everything is green and alive, fresh grass/earth/plant smells are everywhere, birds sing away...and a heat wave never piles up 2 feet of snow at the base of your driveway at 5:00am that you now have to remove before you can drive somewhere.

In summer you can get away with wearing minimal clothing and it just feels so much more comfortable and natural to me to be wearing shorts, bare foot, and a t-shirt or no shirt at all if I'm home.

Winter means short days and lots of darkness.

Summer means very long days and lots of light.

 

I can go on.

 

As to how anyone would choose cold climate over warm climate....I have no idea.

 

I'm living in S. FL. these days and it is some degree of "summer" 12 months a year.  It's f-ing incredible, at least from a weather perspective.

 

 

 

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Posted
9 hours ago, plenzmd1 said:

Here we are September 3rd, I have taken dogs for a run and cleaned up my back porch..its 10:30AM...and the outside portion of the day is again ended!102 heat index ...yippeee!!!!

 

Hate summer, and everyone who iikes it is just a plain idiot..see @joesixpack?

Today was brutal.  Temp was mid 80's but it seriously felt like the hottest day ever. I dont know why. I'm sure I've been in hotter and more humid days, but today nearly killed me.

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3 hours ago, Fadingpain said:

Summer vs. Winter is about so much more than simple ambient air temperature.

 

Winter creates hard work in a way summer does not (snow shoveling or snow blowing or plowing). Grass cutting in 92 heat way worse

Winter often means you can't do what you wanted to do (can't drive to x b/c roads are horrible and we're expecting 5 inches of snow). Can't golf as its too damn hot out

Winter means everything around you is dead, gray, lifeless, and there aren't even any smells outside or birds singing. The smell and sights after a fresh snow is amazing

Winter means wearing layers of clothing, long pants, socks all the time...my knees and lips are always chafed, chapped, and dry. Summer means always having sweat in your clothes

Summer means everything is green and alive, fresh grass/earth/plant smells are everywhere, birds sing away...and a heat wave never piles up 2 feet of snow at the base of your driveway at 5:00am that you now have to remove before you can drive somewhere. Winter means a heat wave never cancels your outside plans..

In summer you can get away with wearing minimal clothing and it just feels so much more comfortable and natural to me to be wearing shorts, bare foot, and a t-shirt or no shirt at all if I'm home. In winter, your  clothing  options  are endless

Winter means short days and lots of darkness.

Summer means very long days and lots of light. and long days of being stuck inside cause it's to odamn hot to go outside

 

I can go on.

 

As to how anyone would choose cold climate over warm climate....I have no idea.

 

I'm living in S. FL. these days and it is some degree of "summer" 12 months a year.  It's f-ing incredible, at least from a weather perspective.

 

 

 

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Snow shoveling > Mowing, grass, yardwork

 

 

I'd take snow shoveling any day... Relaxing if done properly, take your time.  Heck, I do the neighbors on both sides... Don't have a snow blower either... Then when we do get dumped on, they have the snow blowers... I clean, edge and make neat... 95% just prefer shovel...  I can do it at all hours of night and don't wake the neighborhood!  Shoveling does a better job.

 

Snow removal way better than yardwork!!!! 

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7 hours ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

Today was brutal.  Temp was mid 80's but it seriously felt like the hottest day ever. I dont know why. I'm sure I've been in hotter and more humid days, but today nearly killed me.

 

My office and home are air conditioned modestly so I didn’t notice it the last week, but the cat is feeling it.

 

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11 hours ago, Fadingpain said:

Summer vs. Winter is about so much more than simple ambient air temperature.

 

Winter creates hard work in a way summer does not (snow shoveling or snow blowing or plowing).

Winter often means you can't do what you wanted to do (can't drive to x b/c roads are horrible and we're expecting 5 inches of snow).

Winter means everything around you is dead, gray, lifeless, and there aren't even any smells outside or birds singing.

Winter means wearing layers of clothing, long pants, socks all the time...my knees and lips are always chafed, chapped, and dry.

Summer means everything is green and alive, fresh grass/earth/plant smells are everywhere, birds sing away...and a heat wave never piles up 2 feet of snow at the base of your driveway at 5:00am that you now have to remove before you can drive somewhere.

In summer you can get away with wearing minimal clothing and it just feels so much more comfortable and natural to me to be wearing shorts, bare foot, and a t-shirt or no shirt at all if I'm home.

Winter means short days and lots of darkness.

Summer means very long days and lots of light.

 

I can go on.

 

As to how anyone would choose cold climate over warm climate....I have no idea.

 

I'm living in S. FL. these days and it is some degree of "summer" 12 months a year.  It's f-ing incredible, at least from a weather perspective.

 

 

 

 

*mic drop*

 

8 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Snow removal way better than yardwork!!!! 

 

That's a steaming pile of horseshit right there.

 

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13 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Snow shoveling > Mowing, grass, yardwork

 

 

I'd take snow shoveling any day... Relaxing if done properly, take your time.  Heck, I do the neighbors on both sides... Don't have a snow blower either... Then when we do get dumped on, they have the snow blowers... I clean, edge and make neat... 95% just prefer shovel...  I can do it at all hours of night and don't wake the neighborhood!  Shoveling does a better job.

 

Snow removal way better than yardwork!!!! 

 

Who wants to take their time doing something when it's !@#$ing freezing outside?

 

If you really mean everything you wrote, you're mentally ill.

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13 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Snow shoveling > Mowing, grass, yardwork

 

 

I'd take snow shoveling any day... Relaxing if done properly, take your time.  Heck, I do the neighbors on both sides... Don't have a snow blower either... Then when we do get dumped on, they have the snow blowers... I clean, edge and make neat... 95% just prefer shovel...  I can do it at all hours of night and don't wake the neighborhood!  Shoveling does a better job.

 

Snow removal way better than yardwork!!!! 

Reminded me of a former neighbor I used to have.  She lived alone and was widowed.  She had a small driveway so Id usually try and shovel it for her with my dad in snow storms. The lady couldn’t physically do it.

 

She gave us a little money but as reward would make the best stuffed peppers & cabbage I’ve ever eaten in my life.  Coulda been rich if she sold her recipe 

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Posted
47 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Who wants to take their time doing something when it's !@#$ing freezing outside?

 

If you really mean everything you wrote, you're mentally ill.

 

This guy gets it. After all, he lives in American Siberia

 

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Posted
47 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Who wants to take their time doing something when it's !@#$ing freezing outside?

 

If you really mean everything you wrote, you're mentally ill.

Even @ work I prefer snow removal, plowing, etc... Lawn maintenance is the worst, weed eating, mowing on a tractor...etc...

 

Don't get me wrong... When there is no work to be done, I like the nice weather! BUT, when there is work to be done... I wish it was 25° & 10 feet of snow!

 

I hate doing yardwork vs. snow removal.  

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26 minutes ago, joesixpack said:

 

This guy gets it. After all, he lives in American Siberia

 

We only get an average of 35" of snow here a year... 

 

...Last winter it was so funny @ work.  People were coming to blows because we had 9 days in a row of measureable snow... 9!  LMAO... I was like: "Settle down people, just over a week of snow.  LoL..."

 

Again... If I am gonna do work... It's in the cold.  I become lazy in the heat... A do nothing... I let my lawn go for a month in the summer... Or more.  Now, in winter, I am out there catching every flake while the lazy people are making it hard on themselves even more, complaining, trudging through, getting stuck...

 

Getting out in the snow, early and often makes life easier in long run... Makes, sets up next snow removal job to go easier... Is practical and has a purpose... It gets people from Point A to Point B without an issue.  Grass?  It's just aesthetics until it needs to be cut for other reasons.

 

Work smart, not hard.  

 

Yes... I am mentally ill!  LMAO... It's 90° today and I slept till Noon... A/C blasting 73° in here... I dread stepping out side two feet from The Sun!  Shades/blinds all pulled down, ceiling fans going... Make it a cave!  LoL...

29 minutes ago, Another Fan said:

Reminded me of a former neighbor I used to have.  She lived alone and was widowed.  She had a small driveway so Id usually try and shovel it for her with my dad in snow storms. The lady couldn’t physically do it.

 

She gave us a little money but as reward would make the best stuffed peppers & cabbage I’ve ever eaten in my life.  Coulda been rich if she sold her recipe 

Two houses down there is a 90 something widow... Neighbors and I are her snow removal... Always help the neighbors first (when time permits) and work back to your house.

 

Winter is no time to get fat.  Heat... I hate to eat in heat anyway!  Who eats in the heat!

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27 minutes ago, joesixpack said:

 

This guy gets it. After all, he lives in American Siberia

 

LMAO... 

 

You can either wait during a snow event... Or get your lazy arse out there ASAP... And make it easier on yourself in the future... OR: You can be like a lazy Southerner and say: "God giveth, God taketh!"  But in Siberia in December, The Sun doesn't get over the house... If You don't get your lazy arse out, you'll be needing  iceskates & crampons for your driveway till March!  And at 50... I don't want to skate going to my car every day till God takeths! 

 

?

 

Anyway... I gotta get my lazy azz up and pretend I was doing something in this heat!  Before the Bossman (wife) gets home and whoops my butt!  

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Another Fan said:

Reminded me of a former neighbor I used to have.  She lived alone and was widowed.  She had a small driveway so Id usually try and shovel it for her with my dad in snow storms. The lady couldn’t physically do it.

 

She gave us a little money but as reward would make the best stuffed peppers & cabbage I’ve ever eaten in my life.  Coulda been rich if she sold her recipe 

Galumpki's/polish cabbage rolls...awesome.

2 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

Who wants to take their time doing something when it's !@#$ing freezing outside?

 

If you really mean everything you wrote, you're mentally ill.

I'm raising a white flag for the first time in my life.....$700 for a plowing service..includes shoveling my front sidewalk,front porch and the back patio deck.

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