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Jsnyder147 Offline
#151 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Pups... my kid just turned 32.

Of course he was born right after I turned 19. Anxious

Haha that sounds like it was planned right? Liar
DrafterX Offline
#152 Posted:
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Hi-chews... Mellow
MACS Offline
#153 Posted:
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Jsnyder147 wrote:
Haha that sounds like it was planned right? Liar


Well, no, but I get extra credit because I'm still married to his mother. fog
Stogie1020 Offline
#154 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Pups... my kid just turned 32.

Of course he was born right after I turned 19. Anxious



lol

I got started pretty late. AARP is spell-checking my name for my impending card.
Ram27 Offline
#155 Posted:
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Evening cbidders. Anxious
danmdevries Online
#156 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
Karen wants to know if you have a CO detector in case that overheated heat exchangers is bleeding combustion gasses into your living space.

Have you installed on of those fine particle air filters that lower flow?


I've played with different levels of filtration from the meshy blue cheapos to the high end 3M ones. The cheapos hold out longer, the expensive ones last about 3 weeks. With two very furry dogs and a cat in the house, I settled on midgrade and change monthly - they're usually pretty full.

Wife likes to close off all the registers in the house except the bedrooms at the farthest end of the runs. Doesn't seem to help anything IMO but she insists it does and continues to do it. I added a heat register in the well room a while ago to counter that. So far two days in the extra return opening seems to be doing the trick.

Of course there's CO detectors in the house. One in the basement at the bottom of the stairwell where natural air currents would be passing upwards and another in the hallway by the bedrooms.
MACS Offline
#157 Posted:
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Wife doesn't like the dog upstairs... I could give a damn, so he's upstairs with me.

She'll be home soon, though... so it's time for us to go downstairs. Frying pan
Jsnyder147 Offline
#158 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Wife doesn't like the dog upstairs... I could give a damn, so he's upstairs with me.

She'll be home soon, though... so it's time for us to go downstairs. Frying pan

“What’s this hair doing upstairs?”Whistle
izonfire Offline
#159 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Wife doesn't like the dog upstairs... I could give a damn, so he's upstairs with me.

She'll be home soon, though... so it's time for us to go downstairs. Frying pan

Hopefully, neither of you pooped the floor up there...
delta1 Offline
#160 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
Hi-chews... Mellow

my grand daughters' fave candy at the moment
delta1 Offline
#161 Posted:
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Jsnyder147 wrote:
“What’s this hair doing upstairs?”:-"



"Tank was on my lap while you were at work, babe..."
Smooth light Offline
#162 Posted:
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Just another night on the otherside of life 🎶🎶🎶
Palama Offline
#163 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
my grand daughters' fave candy at the moment


Ours too, plus Welch’s Fruit Snacks.
MACS Offline
#164 Posted:
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Jsnyder147 wrote:
“What’s this hair doing upstairs?”Whistle


She knows I do it. He's got a dog bed up here. I'm just avoiding dirty looks.
tonygraz Offline
#165 Posted:
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Yeah, right.
Whistlebritches Offline
#166 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
She knows I do it.We have a dog bed up here we share,but the dog gives me dirty looks



FIFY
rfenst Offline
#167 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
She knows I do it. He's got a dog bed up here. I'm just avoiding dirty looks.

Yeah, why provoke her.
8trackdisco Offline
#168 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Wife doesn't like the dog upstairs... I could give a damn, so he's upstairs with me.

She'll be home soon, though... so it's time for us to go downstairs. Frying pan


Lucky your wife isn’t North Korean. Tank would (briefly) be in the kitchen.
izonfire Offline
#169 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Lucky your wife isn’t North Korean. Tank would (briefly) be in the kitchen.

I can’t vouch for the North Korean experience,
but I’ve had stir-fried Shiba Inu.

Not bad...
Ram27 Offline
#170 Posted:
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Saturday greetings cbidders. ram27bat
izonfire Offline
#171 Posted:
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Howdy Ram... Beer
Plowboy221 Offline
#172 Posted:
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Long week, I just want to grab a bottle sit in my easy chair till I pass out.... must resist the temptation though. Being outside for extended periods in below zero temperatures I can hear the rattle in my chest, trying to self medicate and not go to the doctor, then belly of the trailer was a sheet of ice, I tried to be careful and still fell and landed on my ribs pretty good, not helping the situation above, bruised, bleeding, and sore. Seems like a good first run at hauling livestock.
danmdevries Online
#173 Posted:
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Happy Saturday fellas
izonfire Offline
#174 Posted:
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Plowboy221 wrote:
Long week, I just want to grab a bottle sit in my easy chair till I pass out.... must resist the temptation though. Being outside for extended periods in below zero temperatures I can hear the rattle in my chest, trying to self medicate and not go to the doctor, then belly of the trailer was a sheet of ice, I tried to be careful and still fell and landed on my ribs pretty good, not helping the situation above, bruised, bleeding, and sore. Seems like a good first run at hauling livestock.

I’ve got a pair of boots that I’ve screwed metal spikes in,
and a pair of winter boots that I have crampons permanently attached to.

Try it. You will never slip and fall again...
danmdevries Online
#175 Posted:
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izonfire wrote:
I’ve got a pair of boots that I’ve screwed metal spikes in,
and a pair of winter boots that I have crampons permanently attached to.

Try it. You will never slip and fall again...


Bet I could manage to still fall.
Jsnyder147 Offline
#176 Posted:
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Next 500, plowboys bruised ribs? Hope ya get feeling better.
deadeyedick Offline
#177 Posted:
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A lovely 47 going to 76 and sunny today. Will be sending this east to Texas soon.

Looks like Mario and crew will finish the paver walk today. Glad I didn't attempt to do this myself after watching what goes into it.
MACS Offline
#178 Posted:
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38 now. 67 later in the day.

Coffee is on da way...
Plowboy221 Offline
#179 Posted:
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Jsnyder147 wrote:
Next 500, plowboys bruised ribs? Hope ya get feeling better.



Appreciate it, didn’t even think about ribs being bruised haha.... I know my knee is (yeah yeah have away teedubbya). Either from the fall or at sometime when I got slammed around a bit by the hogs lol.
8trackdisco Offline
#180 Posted:
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Alive for another day.
8trackdisco Offline
#181 Posted:
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izonfire wrote:
I’ve got a pair of boots that I’ve screwed metal spikes in,
and a pair of winter boots that I have crampons permanently attached to.

Try it. You will never slip and fall again...


Crampons?

Another idea would be winter golf shoes.
8trackdisco Offline
#182 Posted:
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How are the frozen Texans today? Things warming up?
danmdevries Online
#183 Posted:
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Ain't warming up here that's for sure. Nice n sunny, but 0° when I left work.

Last Monday I was going down a pretty narrow road and a plow was coming in the other direction. I moved to the side a bit too much and the shoulder dropped off from the road, hooking my tire and pulling me over. Broke off a signpost don't even remember what sign it was other than it was yellow and said wuh oh when it was right in front of my face. Boy was with me and told wife, wife asked if I said any bad words and boy said "he went wuhhohh like a song". Initially checked out no visible damage to the truck but today enough of the ice had melted off the truck and it gave me a good dent in the bumper. That bumper is pretty heavy gauge steel. Glad I don't have a painted plastic bumper cover or I'd have to actually do something about it.

Furnace/ductwork adjustment seems to be doing the trick. Normally I wear a jacket and hat indoors all winter. Wife wears a sweatshirt, boy wears underpants or shorts n t shirt. I can not stand being even slightly cold. I'll sweat all day over 10 minutes of being cold. But I also can't afford a heating bill to keep the house at 68-70. Still have thermostat the same but it feels much warmer everywhere in the house. And the furnace isn't running for an hour at a time. Am actually warm and took my hat off.
danmdevries Online
#184 Posted:
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USPS daily digest email says I have a letter from the IRS inbound.

Guess I did screw up on my taxes.
Ram27 Offline
#185 Posted:
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Hi.............


Wishing you a speedy recovery plow. ThumpUp
corey sellers Offline
#186 Posted:
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Morning gents
rfenst Offline
#187 Posted:
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corey sellers wrote:
Morning gents

What's up guys?
V-herf tonight?
corey sellers Offline
#188 Posted:
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I will see whats going on later might pop in for few minutes.
Plowboy221 Offline
#189 Posted:
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corey sellers wrote:
I will see whats going on later might pop in for few minutes.



That’s what teedubbya said.


Sunoverbeach Offline
#190 Posted:
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Wife tells me the emergency exit at restaurant is blocked by snow.
Me - Well that sucks
Her - would you mind clearing it when you come in?
Me - don't you have a service for that?
Her - there's free breakfast in it for you
Me - deal!

Shoulda held out for some lovin' too
MACS Offline
#191 Posted:
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^You're earning points for doing it. Don't be shocked if she throws you some later.

She gets to brag to her friends and coworkers what a doting husband you are for coming to her rescue.
Gene363 Online
#192 Posted:
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Good Morning! Clear and sunny 52 degrees.
CelticBomber Offline
#193 Posted:
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corey sellers wrote:
I will see whats going on later might pop in for few minutes.



I miss my sweet boy. Crying
Jsnyder147 Offline
#194 Posted:
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Not as cold as it's been here in Indianapolis. Hanging in the garage with a cigar while working. Saturday work courtesy of a client deployment. One bad thing of consulting, always living by client's schedule.
dkeage Offline
#195 Posted:
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Having stereo speakers on your patio is cool. Until you forget that they are on.....full blast. And everyone in the area gets to hear your crappy music



My wife won’t let me blast ours. Brick wall
Palama Offline
#196 Posted:
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dkeage wrote:
Having stereo speakers on your patio is cool. Until you forget that they are on.....full blast. And everyone in the area gets to hear your crappy music



My wife won’t let me blast ours. Brick wall


Too much SRV? Anxious

Nah, never enough Stevie Ray! 🎸
dkeage Offline
#197 Posted:
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Palama wrote:
Too much SRV? Anxious

Nah, never enough Stevie Ray! 🎸


I don’t know what the heck they are playing...
Sunoverbeach Offline
#198 Posted:
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Is there plenty of cow bell?
danmdevries Online
#199 Posted:
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Probly needs more.

Back to work. No cowbell. But. Many many years ago when I worked in the ED, I had a small cowbell magnet. We had a whiteboard that we wrote patient info on to track in the dept. It was magnetic. I'd stick it next to patients that came in for fever. I don't think anyone got the joke but me, eventually it got thrown away. I was entertained.
MACS Offline
#200 Posted:
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Sunoverbeach wrote:
Is there plenty of cow bell?


You can never have enough cowbell.

Dan was one ninety NINE!
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