Good morning!!!!

[Buppies]

Ron just finished watching video on weather you are going to get cold very cold but with zonal flow no big storms yet

 

[Buppies]

What model Chevy riptides? Pictures?

 

[Buppies]

Thomas weather pattern is messing up my forecast for you backend winter

 

[daugen]

What model Chevy riptides? Pictures?

new Corvette!
no wonder wife is happy :thumbsup:

my brother just bought a '67 with 427 and sidepipes.
He is supposed to give me a ride back to car at detailer today.

 

[Thomas]

Thomas weather pattern is messing up my forecast for you backend winter

No complaints/b...hing here been easy winter so far,sure like to see 3-5 day good old fashion thaw end of January...hint..hint.

 

[Popgadget]

Mine sits fine .. on the HF 20 ton press.

My press is larger, so it would fall between the channels, so I sit it on the plates that sit on the channels. Had to let the bolt heads go between the plates which oriented it 90 degrees to what yours is. Now I can do what ever I want with it.

 

[Popgadget]

Good morning.
28 headed to 45 with clear skies.
Off to Stuart FL, gotta run....

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Good morning. We are back with all day rain today, quite a contrast from yesterday when the sun came out for 3 or 4 hours. At this time of year there is not much chance to make enough Vitamin D from sunlight, my wife takes a tiny white pill to boost her levels. Do you take winter vitamin supplements ? After being spoon fed cod liver oil as a child, I still don't mind sucking on an occasional cod liver oil capsule, or better still, a tin of sardines.

Randy, home made lemon meringue pie :licking: Get upholstering !

Did 1 layer of TP make that much difference?
Yes, no chance of freezing to the seat

The Izal TP was made locally, it was brutally hard, glossy, non-absorbent stuff, far easier to imagine being used as a spacecraft heatshield than it's intended purpose. L4N, maybe your DIL will remember Izal ? This gives a good idea what it was like The Other Side of Sixty: Leather Arse - or how I survived Izal toilet tissue.

That's because its primary purpose as you stated was for being a heat shield! Did they call the privy's in a row, "cannery row"? They were a big step better than sewage in the streets, but still a "pain in the arse".

32F here, 0 wind.

Chickens had to be manually put inside their coop last night. They like to flock on top of it. I'm trying to keep them laying.

Work has offered some people to work from home again. My sister came down with the Covid. She lives near DFW airport. So far, her husband has tested negative. I hope he got their 2nd bathroom's remodeling finished.

Hope all have a great day. Prayers for our team and our country.

 

[Looking4new]

The Izal TP was made locally, it was brutally hard, glossy, non-absorbent stuff, far easier to imagine being used as a spacecraft heatshield than it's intended purpose. L4N, maybe your DIL will remember Izal ? This gives a good idea what it was like The Other Side of Sixty: Leather Arse - or how I survived Izal toilet tissue.

She does.
I call that John Wayne TP. It's rough, it's tough and it don't take no sh*t off no one.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

26F cloudy mid 30's for high sun cloud mix.

Outside chores done E muffin time. :licking:
Little after 2am fox started barking so sat in recliner watch Ms. Fox setting by the bird bath as she bark while Mr. Fox roll in front of her and try couple times head to head nuzzling...love is in the air.

Plans for today...not sure yet :confused3:

Enjoy the day all.

You spotlighting them at 2 am. ?