New England B.S. Thread

Can't lie, I don't miss Pittsfield. I rarely even drive through anymore. I can get anything I need up in my area and I go through the hill towns to get to work.

 

Nice drive. I am jealous.

 

Only thing is, I have to start burning through them. I have something like 20 left and less than 6 months to use them at this point.

 

Schools down here and all around the area made the call and closed last night, for today.

So the wife is home again today, with the two little ones. I think her parents are coming to get them at some point today... MIL called last night and said they were bored yesterday, so they want to watch the kids today even though the wife is home.

 

I was laughing at the disfunction of our complex... too many people that dont understand snow...

Felt bad for the plow guy

Thats the best way to save your spot! make it so no one else can get in hahha

 

Sometimes I'm envious of your super short drive, though most of the time I kind of enjoy mine.

 

Yeah! I'm not worried about anyone else getting into this spot haha but I wonder if I'll be able to back into it this evening...

 

Yeah but it's a haul for me. All day affair just to see two accounts. I don't have any other stores I can see nearby

 

Oh......that sucks.
in 3 months the snow will be gone.

 

Morning all. Commute in today was nice, not many people on the road.

Also casually signed up for a 30+ mile Spartan Race in April this morning... because fuck you body

 

There are days that I wish I had more decompression.
Used to have an hour commute through the hills. That was (most of the time) fun.

 

It has the standard 48” bucket. I’ve thought about making a bigger one but so far, so good. Bigger would be nice for mulch though. Hmmmm, now you got me thinking. Nice winter project.

 

Yeah, makes sense. Things are kind of scattered here. Often an hour or so between decent size areas.

 

Happy Birthday @vssman

 

Txs!

 

Thought I was going to die pumping gas

 

Ahhhh yes....the Bennington dildo.

 

I've got the 48" on mine too, and it used to take hours to do my driveway with. Works great for stacking the banks up/back, though.

 

I love that road, it's awesome on a bike!
My dad has a Kubota, probably slightly larger than yours but with a plow not a bucket. The chains really help with traction when you need to push banks back. The driveway used to be gravel though, I don't think he's used the chains since he paved it.