New England B.S. Thread

Lol. we got about 4 inches here. Enough to plow, but not enough to be a hassle.
Of course, one of my coworkers blew up his snowblower last storm so I plowed his driveway this morning. So I still spent a pretty good amount of time plowing.


Bah. I'm sick of this 4 inches-melt-6 inches-melt-3 inches-melt shit. I want an 18+ inch storm that actually sticks around.

 

Tell me about it... We had two awesome storms early season for a total of around 54" and then the warm temps and rain come and wash it all away... Pisses me off.

 

Morning

 

Grrrrr..found a bike I want and it's 2 hrs away

 

Good thing you don't have to ride it home, then.

 

I wish..want it so badly but not sure if I can make the drive to CT

 

4 hours for a pedal bike does seem excessive...

But, I'm not a collector of those, so I'm not the best judge.

 

Old school style, so it's worth the drive no doubt

 

If it's worth the drive, 4 hours of driving isn't that bad. That's just a day trip.

 

I hate the snow,melt,freeze . I'd rather deal with 5' of snow then 2' of ice .

 

Same here

 

What does one call it if it is done after work?

 

An evening trip?

 

Probably would depend on what time you get out of work, honestly...

 

So with the new change of laws I may be getting my restrictions lifted on my license. I'll be a happy camper if they do remove them.

 

What kind of bike?

 

What's changed?

 

Alex, you're a machete fiend, you'll probably like this:







X-mas gift from a buddy of mine. Since I already have a machete in the garden shed this one's probably going to live in my GHB in the truck.

 

That's beastly!

 

Looking for alittle input about kayaks . I'm looking to buy one for the old ladie. What is a good length for rivers? She's about 5'7" or so.