eyeteeth wrote:
Wile we're discussing furnaces... it worked the best it ever has this weekend. By morning, the wife was opening up the slider because she was too hot. lol. Usually by that time, I'm going outside to 'choke' the stinking thing so it would light. Re-lit every single time.![[emoticon]](http://www.coastresorts.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/smile.gif "smile")
Wile we're discussing furnaces... it worked the best it ever has this weekend. By morning, the wife was opening up the slider because she was too hot. lol. Usually by that time, I'm going outside to 'choke' the stinking thing so it would light. Re-lit every single time.
Too hot on a mid-October morning in Michigan is a good thing!
Without Trucks,....America Stop's
oldtrucker63 wrote:
It's a good thing here in Kentucky too.......
It's a good thing here in Kentucky too.......
Oldtrucker, it gets so cold here, in Ohio, that I go to Kentucky to get warm.
My hometown made the weather.com (I think that's who it was) list for the 10 snowiest cities in the US.Actually... it was growing up there that planted my fascination with RVs. We had a family friend that would come up usually once a winter to go skiing at all the hills around me. They had a small Class C Winnebago and would just park in the lot at the hill and ski right out the back. After the hills closed for the day, we'd take inner tubes, sleds, and toboggans out and play till it was too dark. A couple days later, they'd move to the next hill.
Of course I also remember laying in the cabover staring out the front window whenever I got to ride with them when they moved. Back then it was nothing, today... I wonder what the ticket would cost.
Trish Davis wrote:
Oldtrucker, it gets so cold here, in Ohio, that I go to Kentucky to get warm.
Yeah I have Trucked a lot of miles through Ohio, Cleveland is one cold place too
oldtrucker63 wrote:
It's a good thing here in Kentucky too.......
It's a good thing here in Kentucky too.......
Oldtrucker, it gets so cold here, in Ohio, that I go to Kentucky to get warm.
eyeteeth wrote:
Ohhhh... let's not start that. My hometown made the weather.com (I think that's who it was) list for the 10 snowiest cities in the US.
Of course I also remember laying in the cabover staring out the front window whenever I got to ride with them when they moved. Back then it was nothing, today... I wonder what the ticket would cost.
Ohhhh... let's not start that.
My hometown made the weather.com (I think that's who it was) list for the 10 snowiest cities in the US.Of course I also remember laying in the cabover staring out the front window whenever I got to ride with them when they moved. Back then it was nothing, today... I wonder what the ticket would cost.
Mine made it in 1971 for the dirtiest city in the United States.
We'd be wherever and people'd ask "where you from," my mom'd say "Wintersville" and the response was invariably "oh, is it near Steubenville? Is Steubenville really that dirty?"
One day in SD, my dad answered "Steubenville" and the fella said"is that near Wintersville, there are people here from Wintersville." It was our neighbors from up the street.
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When I bought my F-150 in '02, Margaret wanted to ride in the bed. Nothing would do but put the child in the bed. I drove down the bumpiest back road (not doing that on a highway) I could find.
Wouldn't you know, she loved it.
Oldtrucker, Cleveland's 130 mi. north of me and can stay there. Eww.
And Leeann is also on the sick list. She is up for ankle (left) surgery next Tuesday. We should send her a bouquet made of sparkplugs.
Trish Davis wrote:
Oldtrucker, it gets so cold here, in Ohio, that I go to Kentucky to get warm.
oldtrucker63 wrote:
It's a good thing here in Kentucky too.......
It's a good thing here in Kentucky too.......
Oldtrucker, it gets so cold here, in Ohio, that I go to Kentucky to get warm.
And I go to Ohio to get my heat fix.
My well wishes to Leeanne.
This sucks.
'73 Concord 20' Class A w/Dodge 440 - see profile for photo