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Ducimus 12-06-13 01:46 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 2148768)
Currently enjoying a balmy 18F/-8C morning. Expected high is 25/-4. Hardly a cloud in the sky. :sunny:
According to the weather app on my phone which i never really completely trust, in my neck of the woods it is currently 10F, with an expected high of 25. The other day it was supposedly 1F. I didn't even realize it until my own mother sends me a text, "Is it really 1 degree there?". "No mom, it feels more like 12 or so." LOL

Sailor Steve 12-06-13 02:00 PM
I use WeatherBug, which gives a feed from downtown. I suppose I should get an outdoor thermometer for my deck one of these days.

Jimbuna 12-06-13 02:14 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by swamprat69er (Post 2148705)
I'm usually in just a t-shirt all winter inside, but when it gets really cold outside you will find me in the t-shirt, a flannel shirt on top and my heavy winter coat with down filled vest underneath. My French block heater ( toque/watch cap) is on my head from mid October 'till mid April.

In days gone by, I would wear long johns, but I find them too restrictive and a PITA to put on and take off. IF I was spending a long time out in the cold, then I would consider wearing them again.
When working as a cop, myself and a few others would wear a pair of tights, they are much less restrictive than long johns but prone to tears and rips when going to answer a call of nature.

A pair lasted one shift so you tended to purchase the cheapest you could find but obviously had the wife or a female friend go to the shop for you :)

Madox58 12-06-13 02:30 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2148826)
When working as a cop, myself and a few others would wear a pair of tights
Just when you think there's nothing that could make you want to open your skull and cut out parts of your memory area?
You come along and plant that image in my brain!!
:o
You sick individual you!
:haha:

Red October1984 12-06-13 02:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2148826)
When working as a cop, myself and a few others would wear a pair of tights, they are much less restrictive than long johns but prone to tears and rips when going to answer a call of nature.

A pair lasted one shift so you tended to purchase the cheapest you could find but obviously had the wife or a female friend go to the shop for you :)
http://images.starpulse.com/Photos/P...ights-bh03.jpg

Jimbuna 12-06-13 02:43 PM
Surprising how warm they are actually.

August 12-06-13 02:54 PM
I've heard,... heard mind you, that pantyhose works too. :yep:

Madox58 12-06-13 02:58 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by August (Post 2148845)
I've heard,... heard mind you, that pantyhose works too. :yep:
Not that I have anything against any of that.
I heard,... heard mind you, the same thing.
:D

But I have seen Jim's legs!
:haha:
:03:

The pictures he's posted of me 'out' on the floor in Houston?
That was a shock reaction that knocked me unconscious!

Jimbuna 12-06-13 04:03 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by August (Post 2148845)
I've heard,... heard mind you, that pantyhose works too. :yep:
The wife says "He'd never fit in mine, I bet his backside would split them" :o :)

August 12-06-13 06:56 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2148866)
The wife says "He'd never fit in mine, I bet his backside would split them" :o :)
That's what she wants you to think so's you don't try wearing them next time you have to shovel off the walk. :)

THE_MASK 12-07-13 04:44 AM
Whats snow ?

Wolferz 12-07-13 06:13 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by sober (Post 2148976)
Whats snow ?
Specks of dirt or bacterium with frozen water crystals attached.:D

Armistead 12-07-13 07:47 AM
Yesterday 77 and shorts, tonight icing and 32..

Remember when we use to pack up summer clothes for the winter.:)

Jimbuna 12-07-13 10:13 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2149001)
Yesterday 77 and shorts, tonight icing and 32..

Remember when we use to pack up summer clothes for the winter.:)
You must be rich...my clothes have to last me through all for seasons :o

Sailor Steve 12-07-13 11:42 AM
Currently 25F/-2C, which is already higher than the forecast for the day. Overcast with a very gentle snow falling.


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