Colorado B.S. Thread

I'm about to get a burrito combo platter at my favorite restaurant. It comes in a plastic to go container, with plastic condiment cups and has plastic eating utensils, but gets a paper bag to carry it out because plastic bags are outlawed in Larimer County. Did I get that right?

 

People who can't drive in the snow is 1000% worse when it's a truck driver..

Glenwood Canyon about an hour ago:

 

I'm gonna be pissed if my hardware was on that truck.

 

With your luck probably.. and it's likely in the river floating back to Arizona

 

He's on the upper deck, so traveling the wrong way anyway.

 

No idea.

But funny story - the garage we built was built to the county's snow load requirement, but it's got a steep enough metal roof that the snow slides off pretty quick, and it never sees anywhere near that load. However this year there's so much snow on the north side that it can't slide down anymore. I'll have to get another pic.

 

I take it that's not typical snowfall?

 

We're at like 150% of average currently.

 

That's a testament to your snowblower. What brand/size are you using?

 

I think he likes Stihl. .......


That's incredible Brett

 

nah, he's the Husqvarna Brett, I'm the Stihl Brett

 

It's a crappy, old craftsman actually. Nothing special but it works. 26" IIRC.


Honda is the way to go with snowblowers, but $$$$.

 

I was picking on him for choosing inferior chainsaws....

 

A lot of the old Craftsman stuff is really good, though the stuff from the mid 00s and newer isn't.

 

Good morning.

Nothing wrong with stihl, but I try to buy Scandinavian made products when I can.

I don't think it's that old unfortunately...

 

Sounds exactly like something politicians would implement.

 

Sean Payton, eh?

 

He'll get the axe too.

 

With this cold it might be good to know that Costco carries a cheap Interstate 27F battery. Most other stores only carry the 24F.