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Well it happened today in PA.  Snow!!!  Some of you guys I know look forward to it but my truck and I don't like it...

 

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"I do not like it in a house, I do not like it with a mouse..." :(

 

 

I have a love\hate relatinship with Winter. IMO, if it's gonna be winter, it should be winter!

 

If it's going to be winter, it shouldn't be a cold day with sun, it should be a Gray, cloudy, Snowy day.

 

If I get sun, then I want to see girls in shorts! :D

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I have to admit that I loved the time that I lived in Maine. I hope to God that I never have to see snow again!

Florida is the place to be. It got down to 50 last night!

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Quote from General Lee 01, posted on Oct. 26 2001,7:00

"If it's going to be winter, it shouldn't be a cold day with sun, it should be a Gray, cloudy, Snowy day."

 

 

 

 

 

Where I live in the western part of Michigan from about now through March we will have predominantly gray, cloudy, snowy days.  Much like today.  After about 3 or 4 weeks straight it does start to get old.  That's why you see so many of us in Orlando in February  :(

 

Growing up in Minnesota I came to like the winter days where it was -10 Farenheit but the sky was blue and the sun shone brightly.  Those kind of days made for good pond hockey.

 

Mike

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Quote from Friz, posted on Oct. 26 2001,10:05

It got down to 50 last night!

 

Phooey on you...  it got UP to 40 here yesterday  :devil:

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I hated snow when i had my small car.. But now i have my sled and i have a good 4x4 to use in the winter time..

 

COME ON SNOW... BRING IT ON!!!

 

My only thing about winter is it had better stay for period of a time instead of snowing heavy and then getting into the plus's for temp so it makes it all slushy *I CANT STAND THAT*

 

All i know is the snows comming i can feel it... :(

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I used to love snow!  Of course then I had snowmobiles, ATV's several 4x4's, big snowblowers, etc, etc.

 

Then I bought the Camaro (with T-Tops) and all the sudden I can't stand winter anymore.  :devil:

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For the most part I love winter.  Only thing I really don't like is ice, but nobody likes that.  I'm looking foward to the colder weather, no matter if it is 10below and sunny, or if it is snowing.  Just give me enough clothes, and a vehicle that is capable of getting me where I need to go and I'm set.  Besides, when it starts getting cold that means hunting season is on the way....   :(

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Cold weather just means its time to put on the Carhartts, if you got those you are set.  I really don't mind winter as long as its above zero, below that and we have to unfreeze cattle waterers several times a day, involves carrying boiling water around and dumping it in them, with no gloves so skin is lost, from mid-December to February I have no fingerprints.   :(   Snow is just fine as long as the ground is froze.  If it isn't it just becomes a sloppy mess.

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