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Old 02-25-2015, 12:37 PM
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Oh Goody, goody. Looks like I'll get some more practice with the plow. Weather guessers are calling for 3-6 tonight. Can't think of anything Id rather do.
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Can't think of anything Id rather do.
I can think of lots of things I'd rather do.....

Your like me, I never complain about having to cut grass. Anytime I think, "Man I'm tired of cutting grass", I remember that I could be pushing snow.... Then I smile big, crack open another cold one, put my headphones on and enjoy the warm air and smell of freshly cut grass!

I think they're calling for us to get some more tonight too......
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So you get to get in on this one too! We've got a total of 2-6 projected between this afternoon and tomorrow morning. Seat time here we come!

Edit: I still say get a Haban blade for one of your Supers, they are good fun to play with rather than get the big boy out for a mere couple inches!
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Oh Goody, goody. Looks like I'll get some more practice with the plow. Weather guessers are calling for 3-6 tonight. Can't think of anything Id rather do.
Good you guys can keep it down there. J/K I am so ready for this winter to be over.This has been the coldest February on record. It's either below zero or 6-12" of snow. Mother nature is showing no mercy whatsoever. Someone must have peed in her corn flakes.
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So you get to get in on this one too! We've got a total of 2-6 projected between this afternoon and tomorrow morning. Seat time here we come!

Edit: I still say get a Haban blade for one of your Supers, they are good fun to play with rather than get the big boy out for a mere couple inches!
Not gonna happen. My Cubs are allergic to snow.
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the more snow the better. bring it on!
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Not gonna happen. My Cubs are allergic to snow.
I designate one for snow the 149. It probably mad cause it does all the work and still has to sleep in the cold garage and the others get to be where it's warm in the shop LOL

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Looks like the kids south of me will get to have even more fun.
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Yeah, I'm right in the 6-10 inches area.
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It looks like we may get enough that I'll have to break out the Deere, the only thing with a blade.
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