My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish.

On 1/24/2016 8:01 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:
My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish.

Are you sure you're qualified to operate such a complex measuring
device? :-)

Keyser Söze
"My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish. *"


Ah...the trusty wooden yard stick...you just don't see them up here anymore..
I do have a metal, meter long ruler though.
So far we only have an inch or two of snow....just a light dusting.
I got a kick off CNN coverage from Virginia last night. All I saw was half of 3/4 ton pickups plowing the streets. We use those for driveways or smaller parking lots.

On 1/24/16 8:44 AM, True North wrote:
Keyser Söze
"My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish. "


Ah...the trusty wooden yard stick...you just don't see them up here anymore.
I do have a metal, meter long ruler though.
So far we only have an inch or two of snow....just a light dusting.
I got a kick off CNN coverage from Virginia last night. All I saw was half of 3/4 ton pickups plowing the streets. We use those for driveways or smaller parking lots.


I was just outside, unburying the car I left in the driveway. It's
c*o*l*d out there...

On Sun, 24 Jan 2016 09:06:11 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 1/24/16 8:44 AM, True North wrote:
Keyser Söze
"My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish. "


Ah...the trusty wooden yard stick...you just don't see them up here anymore.
I do have a metal, meter long ruler though.
So far we only have an inch or two of snow....just a light dusting.
I got a kick off CNN coverage from Virginia last night. All I saw was half of 3/4 ton pickups plowing the streets. We use those for driveways or smaller parking lots.


I was just outside, unburying the car I left in the driveway. It's
c*o*l*d out there...

===

You should have parked it in the red barn - with the owls.

On Sun, 24 Jan 2016 10:10:57 -0500, wrote:

On Sun, 24 Jan 2016 09:06:11 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 1/24/16 8:44 AM, True North wrote:
Keyser Söze
"My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish. "


Ah...the trusty wooden yard stick...you just don't see them up here anymore.
I do have a metal, meter long ruler though.
So far we only have an inch or two of snow....just a light dusting.
I got a kick off CNN coverage from Virginia last night. All I saw was half of 3/4 ton pickups plowing the streets. We use those for driveways or smaller parking lots.


I was just outside, unburying the car I left in the driveway. It's
c*o*l*d out there...

===

You should have parked it in the red barn - with the owls.

Hell yes. Shovelling that quarter mile driveway must be a bitch.
--

Ban idiots, not guns!

On 1/24/2016 10:43 AM, John H. wrote:
On Sun, 24 Jan 2016 10:10:57 -0500, wrote:

On Sun, 24 Jan 2016 09:06:11 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 1/24/16 8:44 AM, True North wrote:
Keyser Söze
"My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish. "


Ah...the trusty wooden yard stick...you just don't see them up here anymore.
I do have a metal, meter long ruler though.
So far we only have an inch or two of snow....just a light dusting.
I got a kick off CNN coverage from Virginia last night. All I saw was half of 3/4 ton pickups plowing the streets. We use those for driveways or smaller parking lots.


I was just outside, unburying the car I left in the driveway. It's
c*o*l*d out there...

===

You should have parked it in the red barn - with the owls.

Hell yes. Shovelling that quarter mile driveway must be a bitch.
--

Ban idiots, not guns!

I thought it was less than 100 ft from the corner of his house to the
corner of his driveway. Maybe my measurements are off.

True North wrote:
Keyser Söze
"My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish. "


Ah...the trusty wooden yard stick...you just don't see them up here anymore.
I do have a metal, meter long ruler though.
So far we only have an inch or two of snow....just a light dusting.
I got a kick off CNN coverage from Virginia last night. All I saw was half of 3/4 ton pickups plowing the streets. We use those for driveways or smaller parking lots.


Would that be 3/8 ton pickups? Who makes one of those?

Keyser Söze wrote:
My trusty hardware store yardstick says we got 17" of snow in the
backyard, without counting any drifts. Just put out some more seed on
flattened cardboard boxes for the birds, who have a rough time of it
when it snows.

Plow guy supposed to be here around noon-ish.


Do you get an apple when you finish your chores?