Prepping for the snowpocolypse OCT2018

That was some funny stuff, guys.

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

Man, I'm really going to have to search for them here... not sure it would be worth a trip into the metro.

no snow here of course, but we've had 9.5" of rain from Friday noon until Sunday night... and it barely stopped raining all day today.

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Texas is the home of that tick that makes people allergic to red meat, so more vegans may be coming your way.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

A competition blend of oak, pecan and hickory. Or if it's like most of the protest community, probably fatty from not doing anything but protest. Then i'd go with a cherry since they've never experienced the real world.

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Careful to maintain your distance while cooking or you might get a contact high

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Originally Posted by Irving

Texas is the home of that tick that makes people allergic to red meat, so more vegans may be coming your way.

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This would be so horrible!

Which one of you guys is coming to my house to finish me off if this happens to me?

I'll be your huckleberry if you'll be mine.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Texas is the home of that tick that makes people allergic to red meat, so more vegans may be coming your way.

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Actually, that's any tic "may" cause the reaction that makes one allergic to red meat. Caught that discussion saturday from the local c/college

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

I'll be your huckleberry if you'll be mine.

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Deal!

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Actually, that's any tic "may" cause the reaction that makes one allergic to red meat. Caught that discussion saturday from the local c/college

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"May" As is, they're not sure?!?!? What the hell do I have to look out for then?

Shake Shack is calling me for lunch now...

If I develop an allergy to red meat, I'll be dead by hamburger poisoning within a day...

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

I'll be your huckleberry if you'll be mine.

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That's a difficult feat when it comes to reciprocation.

Texas can keep the chiggers, fire ants, and roaches (aka waterbugs).

The Farmers Almanac has forecast a cold and wet winter. With my bad back, knees, and ankles and the wife slated for new knees soon, anyone got any recommendations for a snowblower that won't break the bank or fill up half the garage? My driveway is pretty small and I just need to do that and the sidewalks in front of the house.

If I become allergic to red meat, I'll bequeath the snowblower to someone that isn't.

We ain't sharing ticks or knockin boots, so I think we're good. No reciprocity necessary other than a pledge.