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In the name all that is holy
How in the world do you guys live down here!!!!!!! I'm in Mobile Al it is 11 pm. I had to replace an airline on the truck. No big job 10 minutes. I look and feel like I ran a marathon.
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Fixed it. Well, at least that's how it is for me. There is no getting used to the heat. I hate heat. Cool is mo' betta!
George Carlin
long way from cold. In NV the temp hit 104 degrees before crossing into OR, and the temp did NOT fall through the floor at the OR
line. I will concede that AL is more humid than most of OR most of the time, but AL doesn't see temps in the hundreds often,
either. So you pays your money, and you takes yer choice.....
Jerry
117* when we got out of the car at 2:00 in the afternoon.
Midnight, still 110*
never got below 100* overnight.
And the local HS football team was running two-a-days.
You are one of them.
Meanwhile there's a big fat doe and a button buck working out front. They officially have 49 days and a wake up before the game changes.
Adam J. McCleod
What...hold on...C-130s have AC? Why haven't I been on one of those?
Lol, we'll see I guess. But that was funny. The guy we bought this house from commented that he didn't think it was right to shoot deer off your own porch. I just let it go. Between the wife and I we can take 6 deer total. But I told her one a piece should probably be our limit off the place. Once we get our meat supply we can still hunt more but just be very selective. There's this one doe that is by far the biggest I ever recall seeing. I'd love to tag her. Not like Buffco tags animals but you get my drift.
You are one of them.
Does this mean I have to go back and put up all those signals I tore down?
I used to use that trick when working on the rock crusher here in AZ.
-96 lbs
Around here, they'd never get torn down! I don't remember how many times "they" have said a signal was "temporary" - but once it was up, it stayed. Oh, they'd put up a "temporary" signal all right, but after the need was gone, they'd replace it with a permanent one. Its the California way! Rather than educate drivers on proper technique and the rules of the road, they just put in yet another red light. :roll::driving:
Doesn't matter- - - - - -Jose' and Manuel are either drunk and/or high on weed, and they don't even see the light. Back in the mid-1970's they used to come across 3 lanes of freeway traffic in their lowriders at 20 MPH to get right in front of my 18-wheeler at 70. Of course, I was driving 70 to keep from getting run over by the folks doing the "double nickel"!
Jerry
We have a couple of Army Installations like that....