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Three hours of sleep, coming down off the steroids. Ffs.

 

Makin bacon pancakes, bacon pancakes makinbaconpancakesss!

 

I’d be there in 20 min if i didn’t have a prev thing I have to do..

 

Did they help?

 

Sitting here eating steel cut oats and yogurt...and you're teasing me with bacon pancakes...begone Jezebel

 

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Me too, and what surprised me even more ... my 74 year old Chief is as well.

 

Im eating cold oats. Bacon Pancake is a song from Adventure Time.
Bunch of hungry assed dudes up in here this morning.

 

Must. Resist. Urge. Inappropriate. Behavior.

 

No breakfast or lunch for the Sheriff.

 

I have 5 batteries and two chargers to keep a 60' x 21' driveway clear.
Machine uses two at a time ... they recharge in @20-30mins typically.

EDIT: Each charger charges two batteries at a time.

 

I only burn a 1/4 tank with this driveway

 

You trying to watch your svelt figure or what?

 

On the Cordless subject. I'm sold on most stuff. My entire fleet of carpentry tools is cordless, including 3 miter saws, a table saw and a 6 gallon shop vac. My lawn trimmer, pole saw and hedge trimmers are all cordless. They all work for my needs and property. My cordless chainsaw is great for keeping in my truck when on various adventures for a quick tree clearing, it can't replace my Stihls as far as power though. My corldess leaf blower isn't even in the same league as my Stihl backpack blower, but they each serve their intended purpose. Not sure if a battery mower could do my acre lot on a charge and with all the wet, heavy, slushy winter storms me seem to get now, I'm not sure a battery snow blower would be the best option with current technology. I'd love to be gas free one of these days.

All of the commercial crews I see in my day to day travels are all using gas.

 

Beano bro.

 

HAHA. It's why I have that svelt figure. Seriously though, I've been doing that "Intermittent Fasting" for many years now, since before it was a "thing". My eating window is 4 hours in the afternoon/early evening. I'm not so rigid that I won't break that from time to time, for family events, donuts with TW friends, brunch invites, etc. I just get back on the wagon the next day. Coffee is allowed anytime.

 

That's a fact. I think you get a lot more wet stuff a lot more often there than we do here.
And for the record, my son has my gas machine to use at his house; if I need it at some point, Stitch is set up for snow wheeling ... I could have it back here in about 90 mins in the worst conditions ... at least that's my estimate. He's 15 mins away under normal conditions.

 

Yea that crap around here turns into cement trying to blow it around. Used to be all powdery when I was a kid. Wouldn't be abnormal to clear 2'+ with ease. Now, 6" is miserable!