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  1. 01-26-2011 03:36 PM #1
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    Ok Old ManWinter, Enough is Enough!!!!!!!!

     



    friend of mine sent me this today:
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    Global warming is great, I'd sure like to see some.
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    So which glove is yours Dave????
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    Quote Originally Posted by vara4 View Post
    So which glove is yours Dave????
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    Hmmmmmmm, that one single glove sure looks suspicious - - - - wonder where the other hand is?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MelloYello View Post
    Hmmmmmmm, that one single glove sure looks suspicious - - - - wonder where the other hand is?
    the other hand is checking that nothing did not snap off..... from the cold
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    So far we have been about average or maybe a bit less and just missed the one that clobbered NY City last night, but that's 175 miles South of here - this is from last weeks storms:



    Spring can arrive any day now - I AM tired of this crud. Our vehicles - salt beige and probably wont see the colors for another few weeks. And I have my second sinus infection which makes me as friendly as a grizzly
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    HE! HE! HE! Oh God!!!
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    in bama we average 2 inches snow a year .. we`ve had 11 already this year ..
    iv`e used up all my sick days at work .. can i call in dead ?
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    The others are all tall guys, my glove doesn't show up!!!!!!
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    That's what they all say
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    As long as we don't get 5' here like last year, I won't complain too much. it hasn't been too bad here so far, but it's still early..
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    I'm with yah Dave, it's been cold even here!
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    well dave if you would stop screwing around get your shop in TX so i have a nice warm spot for my chair
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