You kidding me? Driving in the snow is so so so so so much fun. Ebraking around turns in front wheel drive commuter cars, plowing through drifts in 4wd trucks, towing people out.. I love it, haha.
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we dont get enough around here to be any fun it just screws up everything and no one can drive in it and our road crews dont know how to deal with it. we average a decent snow every few years at most. and most just freak out and empty the grocery stores like its a damn Armageddon. i can handle driving and making it a week or more if need be without running to the store for bread. its pretty pathetic really. and to add to it i live by the lake and we are lucky if a plow truck makes it on day 3 or 4 after it hits here.
Ahh okay. Yeah its much different here, but there are still a lot of stupid people on the roads. But a plow comes a couple times a day when we get a snowstorm in our subdivision.
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i love places that are use to snow. its no big deal. much different here. heck last snow you couldnt find eggs or bread anywhere. lucky for me im not an idiot and can bake my own and my father in law a few miles away has laying hens. plenty of deer and elk in the freezer etc...
and if things ever got real bad there are plenty of squirrels, ducks and deer in my yard
and if things ever got real bad there are plenty of squirrels, ducks and deer in my yard
OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
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- Rentz, GA
I kept most of my cold weather gear but the one thing I really miss is a wood stove. Back home every home had one so we took it for granted. Down here, we got nothing.
I've been keeping my eyes open for a nice little camp stove just so we have something to keep warm or cook meals on should we ever loose power for an extended period of time.
Some people are devastated when the weather hits. Call me a little bit sick but I love it.
I've been keeping my eyes open for a nice little camp stove just so we have something to keep warm or cook meals on should we ever loose power for an extended period of time.
Some people are devastated when the weather hits. Call me a little bit sick but I love it.
i would love a wood stove, sad thing is my home owners insurance will more then double if i add one to our house. takes any cost savings away
whats real bad is everything in our house is electric no natural gas either down here in my area. my neighbor has offered me a very high end wood stove and all the ss pipe to add to our house. i can probably get away with it for a year or two, but once state farm comes out and finds out i have it my insurance will go through the roof. really sucks because i would heat, cook etc.. on it
Big Kahuna
Administrator
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
Uh, Do they come out for inspections? Remove it before they come.
Dirtybird
Ex*ta*ski
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- St. Clair, MI
Until your house burns down and no pay out.
they show up every year or two at least to inspect. and dirty is right if the house burns and they done know about it i get nothing
SXIPro
JM781 Big Bore
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- Here on the 'X' mostly
I love the snow. It is snowing like a bastard here right now. I don't understand all the people that live up here and bitch about the snow. If you don't like it...MOVE!!! Of course these are typically the same people that sit on their a$$es in front of the TV from October thru April and never even go out to 'play' in the snow. We finally got some decent snow Friday and I did 6 miles thru the woods on snowshoes this past Sunday morning and it was the best time I've had since riding season ended. I will probably play hooky from work tomorrow **cough** **cough** and see if I can do ten miles through the new powder that is falling right now.
I brought home a bakers dozen. It was pretty slow and they were biting real light. Wind made it hard to detect the bite.
i would love a wood stove, sad thing is my home owners insurance will more then double if i add one to our house. takes any cost savings away
whats real bad is everything in our house is electric no natural gas either down here in my area. my neighbor has offered me a very high end wood stove and all the ss pipe to add to our house. i can probably get away with it for a year or two, but once state farm comes out and finds out i have it my insurance will go through the roof. really sucks because i would heat, cook etc.. on it
I wish lumpy. We have the cabin when things get bad.
Where's your magic heat dude? Your losing 30% of your heat without one.
OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
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- Rentz, GA
That's why I was looking for a stand alone camp style wood stove that I could set up on the back patio.
Something big enough to boil water on and cook basic meals but not so big that it consumes a lot of material.
You can find these in the $75 to $125 range all day long.
Something big enough to boil water on and cook basic meals but not so big that it consumes a lot of material.
You can find these in the $75 to $125 range all day long.
most the time the door is open because it get so hot inside we dont anything to keep more in
