Does anyone live in a place where the snow doesn't melt?

pk500 · Post by **pk500** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:07 pm

dbdynsty25 wrote:
pk500 wrote:
fsquid wrote:It is safe to say that I have never seen snow like that. I hope you have electric heat this year?
Natural gas. Gas-forced hot air. We keep the thermostat at 62, so we've never paid out the nose anyways. It's amazing what a sweatshirt and slippers can do to keep you warm and cut back on the heat bills.

Take care,
PK
I would say it's pretty hard to convince the wifey to get nekid when her nipples could get frostbitten though.

Nah, we're a hardy lot up here. No worries on that end.

Take care,
PK

fsquid · Post by **fsquid** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:17 pm

dbdynsty25 wrote:
pk500 wrote:
fsquid wrote:It is safe to say that I have never seen snow like that. I hope you have electric heat this year?
Natural gas. Gas-forced hot air. We keep the thermostat at 62, so we've never paid out the nose anyways. It's amazing what a sweatshirt and slippers can do to keep you warm and cut back on the heat bills.

Take care,
PK
I would say it's pretty hard to convince the wifey to get nekid when her nipples could get frostbitten though.

Must be where they get their natural gas.

nyisles16 · Post by **nyisles16** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 5:20 pm

you northern NY's have some really weird weather up there.. I remember one time in college it was snowing (just flurries) when the sun was out.. i guess it's true there - there is only 2 seasons (july 4th & winter)..

mobiggins · Post by **mobiggins** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 5:29 pm

Pk, you look a little like David Cross in that picture. With more hair.

JackDiggity · Post by **JackDiggity** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:03 pm

pk500 wrote: Damn, that photo reminds me that I've lost a bit more hair in the last 13 months!

Take care,
PK

Some advice bro. Mach 3. Peel what you have left off man,she'll love it. Trust me I know!

pk500 · Post by **pk500** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:28 pm

mobiggins wrote:Pk, you look a little like David Cross in that picture. With more hair.

Mo:

I have a lot less hair now. Very close-cropped, high and tight, just like the picture of my son and I in the DSP map.

That's what happens when the hair falls out. You either get hair enhancement or keep it close-cropped. I always stay with the original equipment, so it's close-cropped.

Take care,
PK

dbdynsty25 · Post by **dbdynsty25** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:30 pm

pk500 wrote:I always stay with the original equipment, so it's close-cropped.

It's just too bad your wife couldn't stay with it.

She had to turn to the molded plastic after-market equipment huh?

pk500 · Post by **pk500** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:32 pm

JackDiggity wrote:
pk500 wrote: Damn, that photo reminds me that I've lost a bit more hair in the last 13 months!

Take care,
PK
Some advice bro. Mach 3. Peel what you have left off man,she'll love it. Trust me I know!

No, Jack, she hates it this short. But it's my damn scalp!

Take care,
PK

dbdynsty25 · Post by **dbdynsty25** » Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:36 pm

pk500 wrote:
JackDiggity wrote:
pk500 wrote: Damn, that photo reminds me that I've lost a bit more hair in the last 13 months!

Take care,
PK
Some advice bro. Mach 3. Peel what you have left off man,she'll love it. Trust me I know!
No, Jack, she hates it this short. But it's my damn scalp!

Take care,
PK

What's really funny is that I thought you were responding to my statement. LOL, that woulda been classic.

Brando70 · Post by **Brando70** » Wed Dec 07, 2005 2:20 pm

It was -7 this morning (w/o the wind chill) and I thought my nuts were going to shatter on the way to the garage. I kept thinking of the Lewis Black routine where he talks about how the Swedes left the cold frost of Sweden for a new land, then wound up settling Minnesota.

If this keeps up, on the 18th there will be rows and rows of frozen dorks outside of electronics stores nationwide.