Keystone State Thread

Update: going well, she's really into me. Doesn't mind me posting on TW mid date.

 

I've heard crick used all over the country, anywhere men drive trucks and cows shit in the creeks.

 

That is looking good just don`t lock yourself outside .

The other day the door latch broke the knob turned nothing else moved .

not fun wading through 20" plus inches of snow to the other door .

 

no French drain around the foundation?

 

Galera Dos on Bloom street is some really good Mexican food.

 

possibly a French turd has clogged it?

 

Where are you going up there?

 

There is but it’s not sufficient to evacuate the amount of water we’re dealing with.
Needs to be replaced with a newer, beefier system.

 

Quite common where I was in WY. The ranch owner where I worked used to say, "Doors creek and water is in the crick."

 

Is red up and gum band a local western PA thing also, or is that a PA thing?

 

That's around York Co. too

 

Outen the lights, is another I don't hear to many places also

 

Doing great. Thanks. Neck & wrist are still sore but it has only been 4 weeks.
Caution pics of inside my head in link. Pretty cool though! https://twitter.com/EinsteinIR/status/1362839764785840134
Maybe get to show you that backrack sometime! Gonna use it take a 10' Charlotte pipe up the cabin......whenever I get a free weekend. At the very least I will grab some "action" pics! Oooohhhh, "action".

 

The French drain is where our water comes in! 3 ft. of water the fist time. Crystal clear and the poor dehumidifier was under with the full-light on. Ha! Now we have two sump-pumps and a backup generator. We move a lot of water. It's like we built on a spring or something.
You can still see the highwater line as a salt stain as there were six bags of salt down there that were empty when the water was removed.

 

Glad to hear things are getting back to normal. A little more sunshine and warmth and we’ll have a yard again

 

Just in case y’all never heard them sayins before, here are some examples of use from my childhood.
“Boy, you better go red up your room before your dad gets home” and “mom, I’m out of rubber bands... son, you better put that gum band shooter away before someone gets hurt”. Mom taught me so many colorful phrases.

 

Yes indeed I was there a few years ago when they were installing a new line.

A pain in the butt to get into or it was up along the river.

 

Good morning fellow Pennsyltuckyvanians!

Tree is gone, still waiting to hear back from the insurance company. They are still reeling from all of the claims in Texas, Oklahoma.... I've registered the claim and have provided pictures. With the window frames so badly bent and the roof/structure damage, we're inclined just to knock it down and put up a regular greenhouse in its place.

When I came here to SCranton from Easton to go to college, I had to lear an entirely new language. Heynabonics. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...440ACE770D2930EA5C1B440ACE770D29&&FORM=VRDGAR

I learned about going "Up de Eynon and down de line", how sad it is when somebody has "unconfidence" and to enjoy " a couple two tree haddags. One wit relick, and one wit not." Lynn had to relearn her native language when we moved back here.

Now, I just sit here on my dupa, typing this out. Heyna?

 

I thought it's a Pittsburgh thing. Don't forget to eat some jumbo. LOL. My grandmother used all these terms.