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12-25-2017, 07:38 PM   #43141
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I went and got another load of firewood, all stacked in the shed.
Poor you, I only do that with 50 pounds of wood twice a day from the shed 100 yards away through 2 feet of snow.

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Interesting, despite my strong support for the metric system, all three measurements of my last post were in imperial measurements.
Guess I should fix that.
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Poor you, I only do that with 50 pounds 20 kilograms of wood twice a day from the shed 100 yards 100 metres away through 2 feet half a metre of snow.
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Kahlua, Irish Cream, Triple Sec.
Damm. I can`t do more than one of those, they knock me on my butt.
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Poor you, I only do that with 50 pounds of wood twice a day from the shed 100 yards away through 2 feet of snow.
When you get to my age Robert, you plan these things in summer. Then when winter comes, firewood is all ready for burning. Look and learn young man, look and learn!

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Interesting, despite my strong support for the metric system, all three measurements of my last post were in imperial measurements.
Guess I should fix that.
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Poor you, I only do that with 50 pounds 22.68 kilograms of wood twice a day from the shed 100 yards 91.4 metres away through 2 feet 609mm of snow.
There. Fixed it properly for you!
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There. Fixed it properly for you!
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100 yards away through 2 feet of snow.
A dusting, that is when the Unimogs with the snow throwers used to start warming up when I was walking or skiing to the school.

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A dusting, that is when the Unimogs with the snow throwers used to start warming up when I was walking or skiing to the school.
That's 2 feet after we have cleared the snow...

And did someone say Unimog?
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That's 2 feet after we have cleared the snow...

And did someone say Unimog?
I did!!!
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That's 2 feet after we have cleared the snow...

And did someone say Unimog?
That is a pretty machine!
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Did some quick and dirty shots. I believe that I have discovered a German equivalent to Coors light.
Tastes fine, if there is any fruitiness it is well covered, goes down smooth, easy on palate and finishes smooth without a distracting after flavor.
And the head retention is nil...
Too busy with this to think about the Live Hocir E3
In other words; you've discovered carbonated water.
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In other words; you've discovered carbonated water.
Well, it is little more complicated than that. Carbonated water should not have any flavor at all... these do to some extent.
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. . . . . . . 100 yards away through 2 feet of snow.
You do keep the path shoveled, don't you?
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