I'm in the Cross Hairs and I Love It!

a reply to: SLAYER69

mmmm...yummy.

French toast. I haven't had that since I was about 13 yo.

originally posted by: MagesticEsoteric
a reply to: reldra

I'm a weirdo....I love shoveling snow!

One year while living in Md, We had so much snow 36+ inches I had to start shoveling from my front door. Literally, A 10 foot snow drift was right up against the front of the house, Had to shovel a path, out from my living room down the path then dig out my car, My wife's, at the time, car, Then went in to change to dry warm clothes and a hot meal then try to get to work, the city was out plowing the roads, They plowed us in, So, I dug her car and mine out a second time and drove to work, where I was plowed in, I dug my car out AGAIN. Got home just in time for another 18". I said screw it and called in sick the next day. All toasty warm with hot chocolate and the remote. Then the power went out for 48 hours >.<

originally posted by: Skid Mark
a reply to: MagesticEsoteric
Did you tear something in it or is it the joint its self?

rotary cuff....sports and hard work while i was younger.

Sucks!

originally posted by: SLAYER69

originally posted by: MagesticEsoteric
a reply to: reldra

I'm a weirdo....I love shoveling snow!

One year while living in Md, We had so much snow 36+ inches I had to start shoveling from my front door. Literally, A 10 foot snow drift was right up against the front of the house, Had to shovel a path, out from my living room down the path then dig out my car, My wife's car at the time, Then went in to change to dry warm clothes and a hot meal then try too get to work, the city was out plowing the roads, They plowed us in, So, I dug her car and mine out a second time and drove to work, where I was plowed in, I dug my car out AGAIN. Got home just in time for another 18". I said screw it and called in sick the next day. All toasty warm with hot chocolate and the remote. Then the power went out for 48 hours >.<

Awesome story!

One I can relate to as well. LOL!

Damn plow trucks do good for the main roads but, on the side streets...not so much. lol.

I'm curious...what part of MD...N,S,E or W?

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric
Ouch! Mine started off as tendinitis and bursitis in both shoulders. Factory work sucks. I read up on bursitis and the thing I read said it will eventually turn into a rotary cuff injury. I'm sure it's happened, as it was years ago when I was first injured.

I'm right in the bullseye with you. I battled it out for bread and stuff last night. I put together my new kerosene heater a little while ago just in case...

I'm ready. They are calling for 18-28 inches here. We will likely lose power here, we usually do... so I have everything charged up and on standby.

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

North West Baltimore County.

Reisterstown Md. Just North West of Owings mills.


ETA Got East and West Confused.

My bad, Havent lived then in over 17 years now

a reply to: Skid Mark

It's not fun at all...the weird thing is that when the weather is right (spring/early summer) it doesn't hurt as bad at all..

I can actually help my boys practice for baseball...not like I use to but, I can at least participate. lol.

Right now, I can barely hold a hair dryer to dry my hair. Weird.

originally posted by: Kangaruex4Ewe
I'm right in the bullseye with you. I battled it out for bread and stuff last night.

Them old ladies know "Shopping Fu" and other deadly arts...

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric
I know how that is. It's worse when it's cold or rainy.

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

I'm in the ohio river valley area. sort of.
they are saying we might get 2". or we might get 10".



it's a crap shoot I guess.

I say bring it on. I'm ready for the worst.
and I want to play on my Quad runner anyway.

originally posted by: Kangaruex4Ewe
I'm right in the bullseye with you. I battled it out for bread and stuff last night. I put together my new kerosene heater a little while ago just in case...

I'm ready. They are calling for 18-28 inches here. We will likely lose power here, we usually do... so I have everything charged up and on standby.

so glad u showed up!

we r so in the mix....yeah?

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

At least we have a few more hours.....

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

hahahahaha

Good for you!

Enjoy "Snowmageddon", enjoy the ""Icepocalypse".

a reply to: MagesticEsoteric

anyone that enjoys hard times is the person i would never trust in hard times

a reply to: Kangaruex4Ewe

battled it out for bread and stuff last night.

It was a mosh pit, huh? How many bodies did you leave twitching and groaning in your wake?

a reply to: SLAYER69

You guys need to get kerosene TV's, and home delivered fires .

Hope all are safe and cosy. ( I'd send you a 41c. day but it loses something over the pacific )

The snow hit here just about 5am. We're currently in white-out conditions. Can't see a single light anywhere in my neighborhood. We had about an inch on the ground. There's already at least an inch of new snow already.
We're ready.

a reply to: diggindirt

Hunker down and I hope all good neighbours are looking out for the elderly - next door !

Stay safe and alert...

a reply to: Skid Mark

I can neither confirm nor deny leaving bodies behind but I DID walk away with TWO loaves of bread and a big arse jar of Peter Pan.