New England B.S. Thread

^^^ @Cativelense - they want to learn more useful Portuguese phrases

 

I think so too.

 

Okay, just one more. There may be a test… Paneleiro

 

So paneleiro means "the one who sells pots"
That will come in handy the next time I'm shopping at the Fall River Target, " hey, who's the paneleiro here?"

Thanks vssman!

 

Slang for takes it in the ass

 

For our non-Portuguese speaking brethren, phonetically it’s Pan-de-LAY-do

 

"Well, I was in the housewares section at Target in Fall River and..."

 

I’m ready. Fueled with engineered gas.
This machine can really throw the snow !
Its width is only 22”, but it has the same size motor as its big brothers.


It has served me well.

 

Sad to miss New England winters.

Nope. Not a bit. Sunny and mid 60s tomorrow afternoon. Plan to take the bike out for a spin. Might even try to find a trail and take the trail bike out.

 

I think I'm going to be able to raise the timberframe with the truck and a rigging manual, but the more I think about what I want to do in the next 5, 8, 10 years the more I think I need to start keeping an eye out for a tractor. An old Ford or something, they're pretty common up here. The dream is a spanky new Mahindra with a digger attachment.

 

I have a Simplicity 24 but that thing throws. Got it in October before that wretched winter and it threw right over the 8 foot banks in my driveway like nothing. Think it's an 8hp Briggs? Plenty for my small driveway

Party at your house @HisDad haha, that battery charger served me well this winter..and I actually DID find a 10mm socket in the package

 

We are only supposed to get about an inch now. Whole storm moved south.

 

Lucky!

We keep getting these great predictions that turn into duds.

 

I'm in it down here.
Bout 5 inches of wet cement so far.
Not snowblower friendly.. comes out of the chute like Carvel's soft serve ice cream.

 

I did a shovel pass before work, 1-2 maybe. We only have a tiny driveway so it was easy. Final clean will be a bitch. I'm just going to drive over the plow scraps and flatten them so the camry can get over them though

 

I would think it's pronounced PA-CHAY-KO

 

The worst storm we had was last March - we got around 30" of super heavy stuff. It was absolutely miserable to clear. The snowblower attachment had the power to tackle it, but the snow was so heavy and packed that it just wanted to ride up on top of it.

 

Indeed.