inbredredneck
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I wonder what that feels like? I know a fella who lives thru it regularly. Tell us all what that is like RD SAM.
You just go out there about sundown and slice you a steak off the steer. It should be somewhere between rare and medium rare. :lol2:inbredredneck":35gcuftp said:I wonder what that feels like? I know a fella who lives thru it regularly. Tell us all what that is like RD SAM.
Last summer you'd have been a grease spot in my driveway before you made it to the gate. 8)ohiosteve":2vndt32u said:209 and I ain't even breakin' a sweat yet. Of course us Northerners are a little more rugged then you Southerners.
That's alright Steve, you'd have to use a shovel to scrape my frozen azz out of your yard before I made it to your gate.ohiosteve":3gddb57h said:You're probably right. Just felt like being a smartazz since i broke through the ice about noon today over my rubber boots working on a big natural gas compressor that was froze up just got her up and running now gotta go turn on a dozen wells with wet feet then go home and feed the cows. 209 is sounding down right cozy right about now!
ohiosteve":3qchu56b said:I just got home and thought I'd leave y'all with my observation from raising free range chickens the past several years. Never read this or heard it from anyone else. If it is above 15 degrees F a chicken will stand on 2 legs. If it is below 15 degrees F a chicken will stand on 1 leg.
ohiosteve":156pca5a said:I just got home and thought I'd leave y'all with my observation from raising free range chickens the past several years. Never read this or heard it from anyone else. If it is above 15 degrees F a chicken will stand on 2 legs. If it is below 15 degrees F a chicken will stand on 1 leg.
Buckaroo":4bhwasz4 said:ohiosteve":4bhwasz4 said:I just got home and thought I'd leave y'all with my observation from raising free range chickens the past several years. Never read this or heard it from anyone else. If it is above 15 degrees F a chicken will stand on 2 legs. If it is below 15 degrees F a chicken will stand on 1 leg.
see wild turkeys do that all the time. alternating legs trying to keep hem feet from freezing off. man makes a person grateful for shoes and socks dont it.
wish we had some hot right now..to he$# with winterthendrix":qe0sekb4 said:I'll be the first to tell you it gets hot down here in Georgia (never seen 209 though. Your the man Sam!) But I will take the hot any day of the week as long as I don't have to dig my way out in the winter!
thendrix":2dg406jz said:I'll be the first to tell you it gets hot down here in Georgia (never seen 209 though. Your the man Sam!) But I will take the hot any day of the week as long as I don't have to dig my way out in the winter!
Don't envy you at all there Steve. Nothign like cold wet feet.ohiosteve":3ejgva7x said:You're probably right. Just felt like being a smartazz since i broke through the ice about noon today over my rubber boots working on a big natural gas compressor that was froze up just got her up and running now gotta go turn on a dozen wells with wet feet then go home and feed the cows. 209 is sounding down right cozy right about now!
No it was no typo, it was a spinoff, from another post where a fella had no real idea what he or she was saying. They was more or less blabbering just to hear the noise the keys make when pressed down.ddg1263":23a4lf7e said:I kept reading the topic and thought someone made a typo error. Gives a new meaning to global warming enthusiasts....
ohiosteve":3isrot2u said:You're probably right. Just felt like being a smartazz since i broke through the ice about noon today over my rubber boots working on a big natural gas compressor that was froze up just got her up and running now gotta go turn on a dozen wells with wet feet then go home and feed the cows. 209 is sounding down right cozy right about now!