New England B.S. Thread

Looks great Jason @Bruce988jl

 

That all sounds delicious

 

Very nice

 

Wish we had snow

 

I saw salt on the roads today. That's enough for me

 

Where

 

Ct and ri

 

I'd love to come to Burrito night but you're just little to far from me to risk after a few adult beverages.

As for wood, I started my stove for the first time last night.

 

it's ok, i was bluffing on bringing the taco hahahah

 

Wow, I log off mid afternoon and miss all of the foodies talking about "Foods that make you crap for $100"

Noel you're on a roll - nice one liners going on there

 

Odd. It's usually Mass who goes overboard with salt.

 

Lame. Though CT did get some snow the other day, but still

 

this is the most time i've ever spent in ct, but seems like their weather is worse than ri

 

CT fell in love with liquid rust. Can't use sand & salt mix anymore - you know the streams need clear water and sand clouds it. There's a chance of a coating on Thursday and my town is already spraying the roads.

 

The land that the fish & game club that I belongs to got 16" located in NW CT.

 

i'll be out by you tomorrow, going to watertown and then avon

 

Yup, I can spit to Watertown. Must be going to dealership row. Do me a favor, give the finger to Curry Toyota when you drive by. Actually my BIL works at the Nissan stealership there. I'm just a few miles south of 84 exit 17. Avon??? Well, that's too hoity toity for us New Haven County folk...

 

hahaha ummmmmm....can't confirm nor deny which dealerships i'll be going into there....

 

Your non-confirmation confirms my suspicions. Good luck with the drive. 84 sucks, especially near Waterbury where the WB side goes from 4 lanes to 2.

Edit: If you stop in at Shaker's Ford see if they still have the GT on the showroom floor owned by Corey Shaker. It was there during the summer when I was looking at an F150 3.5 Eco S'Crew.

 

I've been driving between MA and Ct for over 20 years and I cannot believe how much the snowfall changes between state lines (closely) and how the states treat it differently.