Ironworker
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Why does everyone always go out for milk and bread when ever there is a storm, I usually just get gas and load up the garage with wood.
Everyone get their milk and bread
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Because toast and hot chocolate is a storm staple 
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jinxx4ever
ArboristSite Lurker
As an owner of liquor stores , I suggest not forgetting beer and fireball 
philoshop
Addicted to ArboristSite
Does a 30-pack of 'liquid bread' count?
the real question is why is there such a rush for "French Toast...." eggs ..bread..milk....get it ??
Cause they don't have a "milk cow" a full sack/barrel of flour or sour-dough starter & flock of laying hens???
A Big Grin & Wink for sure!!!!!
I've got plenty of food in the house, gas for the genny and plenty of wood close to the stove so let it come! Plus, I make a few bucks plowing
dave
dave
Books. Everybody should have good books to read while sipping whatever beverage they have.
TheLazyBFarm
ArboristSite Operative
I'm not going anywhere for a while. I've got plenty of wood, bread (homemade!), milk, beer and Skeeter Pee, I'm good for the foreseeable future!
Ash_403
Shop smart. Shop S-Mart.
I know this storm has passed, but I got a kick out of it.
Chris-PA
Where the Wild Things Are
This stuff is a mess here now - about a foot of snow and then it rained and sleeted in it. Now It's snowing again and will soon freeze. The snow came off the metal roof and dropped ice sheets and wet snow on the path up the porch stairs. Talk about heavy! It's blowing too and I hope the power stays on, as I just don't feel like running the generator tonight.
I fell on the ice before the storm last night and my elbow hit hard, which jammed the bone up into my right shoulder. I think it partially dislocated it and really trashed the muscles in my upper arm. I'm really not enjoying the snow shovel today. I'd like for this thing to pass uneventfully as I'd really like to sit one out this time!
I fell on the ice before the storm last night and my elbow hit hard, which jammed the bone up into my right shoulder. I think it partially dislocated it and really trashed the muscles in my upper arm. I'm really not enjoying the snow shovel today. I'd like for this thing to pass uneventfully as I'd really like to sit one out this time!
theswampthing
ArboristSite Operative
Ah, that sucks man! I saw a dude delivering bagged coal a few weeks back slip on the ice and take a necker with a bag over his shoulder. Lad went down hard.
Still heavy snow here. It's supposed to stop soon, though.
Chris-PA
Where the Wild Things Are
Here too - looks like it may keep it up a while, unless it turns to rain. The shoulder will heal, but I would really like to have my arm back. It's dammed inconvenient.
Ugh one of many reasons I hate these ugly metal roofs everybody puts up these days makes your place look like a McDonald's or convienance store ..nothing looks better than asphalt shingles and you don't have 900 pounds of dangerous avalanche falling off the place as soon as you open your front door
Bushmans
Smoke Dragon Herder
I laughed so hard when I first saw this!
mainewoods
Addicted to ArboristSite
What a hoot - instant classic!
Chris-PA
Where the Wild Things Are
Not all of them are the same nor ugly (which is subjective anyway). This place was built in the 1830's and had either wood shakes, slate or a terne (metal) roof. This far from a canal or river it was probably not slate, and I was not going to replace the cedar with more wood since I burn wood. Besides, it is likely it was originally metal - I would have liked actual terne but that was not practical so we used a low profile metal roof.
