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bsmith_shoot said:
I must have no life lol. I'm sittin at work, lookin at the forum, and hittin refresh every 30 seconds. Now I know how WW feels at 4am! :D
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Lol. Yeah, the forum is more interesting than my books as well. I fear however, that they won't ask me to compare D2 to 1095crovan on my diplomacy exam.
 
Well, this is one of the longest winters (as in: crappy weather) that I can remember. The month of May had 3 times as much rain as usual, and more than 5 times less sun. When there is some sun, it quickly gets blocked by grey clouds because the winds are travelling quite fast. Oh well, it'll have to get better someday. This weekend it was like 30°C in Finland, whereas it was 16 over here. Every other year it would have been the other way around. Anyway, nothing you can do about it except sitting it out. It's good for me though. If the sun would've been shining, I would have had a hard time staying inside and studying for my finals.

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That does suck man :/ it'll be over soon though.
Here, its 87°f, with a cool breeze blowing in. The sun is shining out and barely a cloud in the sky. Sorry man lol.

One reason I ask is that my cousin landed in Austria late last night. Might give an idea of the weather she is facing.
 
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Austria is more like Colorado weather-wise isn't it? Land-locked, higher elevation, mountains in/around it.
 
Here right now it's 72*F (22C) but it is muggy as hell! Like you can cut through the air with a knife.... A Daizee blade slides through it quite well actually! :D
 
Spent the day doing chores with my 11 in my back pocket. Used it to clean the lawn mower after mowing. Open some boxes...now if only I had beer in a bottle...Wait I do! :D

Clark
 
Picked up my new to me pickup on Thursday. Ended up with a 2010 Tundra with 20,000 miles on it. The Tundra wasn't even on my list when I was looking, but after driving a Chevy at a Toyota dealership they asked if I had ever thought about a Tundra. I hadn't, but test driving is free, so I took one out and really liked it. I ended up getting a really good price and got them to install a free Astrostart. Overall I'm pretty happy with it. I keep finding reasons to go for a drive over the last few days........is that normal?

On another note, graduation is tomorrow here. What is the going rate for putting in the graduates card? One is a second cousin and the other is my nephew.
 
Congrats on the new truck. Lately I been wanting a truck. Stuck in a G6 which is about as far from a truck as you can get. It is actually lowered a bit with a li'l bit more oomph too.

Congratulations to the graduates too. I'd say $20/50 respectively. Neither ones seem to be particularly close relatives.
 
Chameleonbear said:
Here right now it's 72*F (22C) but it is muggy as hell! Like you can cut through the air with a knife.... A Daizee blade slides through it quite well actually! :D
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*lol*

I have this image of you waving that knife around in the air making sound effects. :D

Congrats on the truck, AC. Toyota makes a great product. I like my Colorado, but would have bought a Tacoma if I could have afforded it at the time.

-Daizee
 
Went to the lumberyard a bit earlier. Been raining so much, didn't really get a chance to go. Back to the kitchen in the morning.
 
My rain gauge holds six inches and was full this morning. Got another 3 1/2 today. Most of the county roads are closed due to flooding and there are storms again tonight. At least we've got boats. :D
 
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My rain gauge holds six inches and was full this morning. Got another 3 1/2 today. Most of the county roads are closed due to flooding and there are storms again tonight. At least we've got boats. :D
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Really flooded around here as well.
 
To those that use the Lumberjack skillet...do you prefer the 16" or 20" for cooking up a big breakfast hash over a campfire?
I almost bought the 20" today at Cabelas, but wasnt sure if I needed it that big. I cook for up to 15 people a few times each summer.
 
We have the 16 and really haven't needed bigger. Have cooked for ten a few times. That 20 is massive.
 
mrn8 said:
To those that use the Lumberjack skillet...do you prefer the 16" or 20" for cooking up a big breakfast hash over a campfire?
I almost bought the 20" today at Cabelas, but wasnt sure if I needed it that big. I cook for up to 15 people a few times each summer.
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if you haven't spent the $$ yet, drop me a line. I know where to get a 15" carbon steel skillet cheap.
 
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