Bread/Milk Alert. Storm of the century tonight!

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HTL

It's a hot mother fucker out there today. I'm ready for football weather.

Loma

Quote from: HTL on Aug 17, 2025, 01:54 PMIt's a hot mother fucker out there today. I'm ready for football weather.

I busted a hydraulic line on my tractor yesterday day while moving hay. It broke down in the middle of the pasture. I had to take multiple 10 minute breaks on a 2 minute job.

Show-Me Hog

Quote from: Loma on Aug 17, 2025, 04:02 PMI busted a hydraulic line on my tractor yesterday day while moving hay. It broke down in the middle of the pasture. I had to take multiple 10 minute breaks on a 2 minute job.

I went out this afternoon simply to vacuum my car and clean the floor mats and was dripping sweat all over my car after 5 fucking minutes. Very annoying.

Third_down_draw

Just got done mowing without keeling over in a pool of sweat. It's 96 but a slight breeze and most importantly it's overcast.

Lurk

"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times."

animal

I went out about 9 am this morning and contemplated mowing the lawn and said oh hell naw. 

"I got fired for using free speech" yea imagine getting killed over it

Barton Fink

Quote from: animal on Aug 17, 2025, 05:22 PMI went out about 9 am this morning and contemplated mowing the lawn and said oh hell naw.



I did as much as I could handle. Gave myself a C- 

SwahiliSteve

Yep. I'm not trying to be a dick about it. It could have lived. It didn't. Not by my choice. -Elvis

The Reverend SnoopHogg

I went out and fired up the chainsaw.  Cut up the tops of two of the trees from April, cut a dozen blocks for splitting, hauled it all to the side yard and split it, then My dumb ass started a fucking fire with two of the stumps and the tops.  I fired my leaf blower up to stoke the fire, and after a couple minutes of that it felt cool when I'd step away...

Hogfan58

It was 58 yesterday morning in NE Wisconsin, 72 in the afternoon. Had the windows open. It was glorious.
I need help and I know it.

FNG

Quote from: Hogfan58 on Aug 18, 2025, 07:47 AMIt was 58 yesterday morning in NE Wisconsin, 72 in the afternoon. Had the windows open. It was glorious.
I had a good friend who took a job in Appleton several years ago. He moved from NWA in June and taunted me throughout the summer and autumn with weather reports of cool summer breezes and crisp autumn afternoons.

One January morning he called me to tell me he was quitting his job and moving back to Arkansas. On that lovely subzero morning, it seems he had jumped in his car to drive to work, started the vehicle (thanks to the obligatory engine block heater), grabbed the wheel and...proceeded to have it snap in half in his hands.

It is possible I chortled.

Lurk

Quote from: Hogfan58 on Aug 18, 2025, 07:47 AMIt was 58 yesterday morning in NE Wisconsin, 72 in the afternoon. Had the windows open. It was glorious.
:finger:

 :D
"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times."

DirkPiggler

Quote from: FNG on Aug 18, 2025, 08:37 AMI had a good friend who took a job in Appleton several years ago. He moved from NWA in June and taunted me throughout the summer and autumn with weather reports of cool summer breezes and crisp autumn afternoons.

One January morning he called me to tell me he was quitting his job and moving back to Arkansas. On that lovely subzero morning, it seems he had jumped in his car to drive to work, started the vehicle (thanks to the obligatory engine block heater), grabbed the wheel and...proceeded to have it snap in half in his hands.

It is possible I chortled.

Give me 100 with humidity over anything below 50.  Cold weather sucks. 
Perish peacefully in a warm environment.

Cornhogio

When I was working I had Kohler, Rockline, and Fleet Farm in the Sheboygan area.  The November and February business reviews sucked.  I'd try to schedule them remotely, but no dice.  Miserable place in the winter.
Never squat with your spurs on!

SwahiliSteve

I'm going up to vail next week for four nights. 70 for the high and 48 for the lows
Yep. I'm not trying to be a dick about it. It could have lived. It didn't. Not by my choice. -Elvis

buff2.0

Quote from: DirkPiggler on Aug 18, 2025, 08:46 AMGive me 100 with humidity over anything below 50.  Cold weather sucks. 

After the heat stroke I'd settle for less than 100.  Anything over 85 starts giving me actual headaches.  Still prefer this over anywhere where it's cold enough to break the steering wheel.
"That's embarrassing.  Looks like Josh Duggar when his parents asked him to babysit."

For $7 mil I'll put a webcam in front of my shitter so I can answer fan questions while I drop the Longhorns off in College Station.

Once authored a post that critics claimed, "Was notaslibro level."

Hognrock

I did yard work yesterday.  I bet I drank 2 gallons of water and never pissed once.  Heat doesn't bother me but fuck this extreme heat shit.

wmr

Quote from: Cornhogio on Aug 18, 2025, 08:58 AMWhen I was working I had Kohler, Rockline, and Fleet Farm in the Sheboygan area.  The November and February business reviews sucked.  I'd try to schedule them remotely, but no dice.  Miserable place in the winter.

The midwest has shit weather.  It's always wild to me that when I've been to Nebraska and Iowa in the summer, it's just as hot there as it is here--sometimes hotter.  And those bastards probably still have snow on the ground until May.
I'm on smoko, so leave me alone.

TC

Just moved back to southern Illinois and it's way hotter than the hill country of Virginia.
Something a local told me that I didn't know..an acre of corn can release several thousand gallons of water into the atmosphere in a single day. It's called corn sweats, and it really adds to the humidity.

Lurk

0 degrees and 100 degrees feel the same everywhere. But, those other 99 degrees are wayyy affected by the humidity and I'm convinced that SE Arkansas is that perfect nexus of Texas heat and gulf moisture. In 2011, the heat index was 133 with an actual temperature of 112.
"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times."