Shit...

Shit....

Yaaay!!!

where is that?

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Originally posted by WebMonkey:
where is that?

Looks like outside of my office.

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where is that?

I have no idea - I googled "snow" images this morning when it was coming down hot cold & heavy. I appreciate the precip & all, but I'm ready for some warmer weather right about now...

Here's what March 14, 2005 looked like at my house at 6:00 pm. If you remember, it continued to snow all night and into the morning.





It could be worse! Plus, when we get snow like that, I get tons of calls to go clear downed tree$.

Dude, I'm glad it makes you some money, but I have a serious jones for some HEAT and some SUN. It's been a long winter. Mild, yeah, but I'm ready for it to be over.

Of course, after a few sweltering sessions in our unventilated, one-car garage practice space, I suppose I'll be bitching about the heat.

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Originally posted by RacerX:
I have a serious jones for some HEAT and some SUN. It's been a long winter. Mild, yeah, but I'm ready for it to be over.

If I get another nice 20+ ton gravel job in July or August this year I'll shoot you an invite.

Okay, but I don't work cheap.

My summer rider specifies these requirements: Air-conditioned transportation to and from the job site, at least 2 freshly-laundered extra large towels for each hour of work, one pint-sized baggie each of dried fruit (NO PRUNES!) and mixed nuts (roasted, salted - NO PEANUTS!) for snacking, 2 grilled portabella sandwiches on sourdough bread for lunch (caremelized onions on top), one case of assorted Glaceau Vitamin Waters, a bucket of Coronitas (with one slice of organically grown lime for each bottle), and one crystal tumbler filled with The Macallan 60-year-old Scotch (NEAT, to be supplied at the end of the day along with a Cuban cigar and implement of flame).

A few other required sundries are toilet facilities, hot tub and sauna within 50 feet of the work site, a working electric fan with a diameter of at least 3.5 feet (you may substitute two scantily-clad women with palm leaves here), a small tube of waterproof sunblock (SPF 30), and a partridge in a pear tree.

For only $15/hr. (with one 15-minute break every 2 hours, one hour lunch, and the rider requirements above), I'm down.

Oh shit! I didn't know you were Union!

God those pictures remind me of home *Sigh*