So cold in Iowa...

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So cold in Iowa...

#1 Post by Bryden24shp » Sun Feb 22, 2015 10:35 am

I went to change the battery maintainer to my 2nd battery, as I lifted the sunpad, I just brushed the light pole and the aluminum bracket attached to the bimini top shattered. I had a spare from the old Manny and, of course, its different. The Premier is attached through to a dome light, so looks like I will buying a whole assembly. Then as I climb down from the boat, an overhead fluorescent light bulb shatters from the cold, waver on the ladder and I stick the screwdriver into my damn hand! Its too cold to try to do anything and when I do, do something, it ends up costing me blood or cash, and this time both! Come on summer!!!

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Re: So cold in Iowa...

#2 Post by jrolin1 » Sun Feb 22, 2015 11:43 am

Brrr! I have never been anywhere that cold. ouch.

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#3 Post by NonHyphenAmerican » Sun Feb 22, 2015 11:55 am

I think I know what your problem is.

It's cold outside.


Instead of messing around with the boat or anything else mechanical that isn't inside a warm shed, you should be sitting back and nursing a hot cuppa coffee, hot chocolate, or Scotch on Rocks :drink , and snuggling up to Mama as she goes "Poor Baby, Poor Baby" and kisses your boo-boo'd hand.
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#4 Post by Bryden24shp » Sun Feb 22, 2015 12:00 pm

NonHyphenAmerican wrote:I think I know what your problem is.

It's cold outside.


Instead of messing around with the boat or anything else mechanical that isn't inside a warm shed, you should be sitting back and nursing a hot cuppa coffee, hot chocolate, or Scotch on Rocks :drink , and snuggling up to Mama as she goes "Poor Baby, Poor Baby" and kisses your boo-boo'd hand.
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#5 Post by jediger » Sun Feb 22, 2015 3:00 pm

I feel ya. Its -15 F here tonight. -33 with the wind chill. It's time for summer breezes and lapping waves.
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#6 Post by NonHyphenAmerican » Sun Feb 22, 2015 9:53 pm

Yeah.

Wifey and I are tired of this cold crap and are headed to a resort in Phoenix.

Supposed to be mid 70's for the few days we'll be there.

Then over to Waco TX to attend an orchestra concert our niece will be in at Baylor.

Has to be better than cold and snow.

Am enjoying three fingers of Famous Grouse as a "Night Cap".

Then I'm going in to see if Wifey wants to let me chase her around a bit under the covers. :alright

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#7 Post by clrd » Mon Feb 23, 2015 5:07 am

Wind chills yesterday morning and have had some air temps close to this recenly.

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#8 Post by buzzardbeak » Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:28 am

Damn, clrd, those are some cringing temp. Colder than my first wife out there. :lol3 :lol3
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#9 Post by killerkernrich » Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:43 am

Looks Like Global warming is needed? :nana
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#10 Post by Bamaman » Mon Feb 23, 2015 10:25 am

It'll be about 65 degrees today here in San Francisco. We're returning from Hawaii after the last couple of weeks had 85 degree days.

We'll be leaving home every February of the future.

I'm so thankful that my relatives in 1815 decided to move South from New Jersey.
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#11 Post by woolznaz » Mon Feb 23, 2015 11:00 am

I hear you Bryden24SHP, this long, cold winter is hard to take. Just yesterday, as I let the dogs out just as the sun was coming up, I was out on our concrete patio and could feel just a little chill on my bare feet and I thought to myself as I stood there in some running shorts and no shirt I thought "wow, I should have put shoes on". I just hate winter.
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#12 Post by Bryden24shp » Mon Feb 23, 2015 11:21 am

woolznaz wrote:I hear you Bryden24SHP, this long, cold winter is hard to take. Just yesterday, as I let the dogs out just as the sun was coming up, I was out on our concrete patio and could feel just a little chill on my bare feet and I thought to myself as I stood there in some running shorts and no shirt I thought "wow, I should have put shoes on". I just hate winter.
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#13 Post by woolznaz » Mon Feb 23, 2015 11:26 am

Bryden24shp wrote:
woolznaz wrote:I hear you Bryden24SHP, this long, cold winter is hard to take. Just yesterday, as I let the dogs out just as the sun was coming up, I was out on our concrete patio and could feel just a little chill on my bare feet and I thought to myself as I stood there in some running shorts and no shirt I thought "wow, I should have put shoes on". I just hate winter.
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#14 Post by Liquid Asset » Mon Feb 23, 2015 4:02 pm

This was Friday
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The temp this morning was -17. I don't even know what the windchill was. On Saturday we got a break as it got up to 28 degrees and the sun came out! It felt great I was tempted to break out a lawn chair l.o.l.
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#15 Post by ron nh » Mon Feb 23, 2015 4:10 pm

I just got home from skiing, -37 at the top but up the street on mnt washington it was -83. the other day some moron from NY died hiking in -100. all wind chill temps and tomorrow will be colder, gotta love it!
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