Not So Pro 3

[Lnk]

From what I have read it can come on from repetitive action and vibrations. Injury, medications, possibly family history may be causes as well. No real one cause.
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Pretty sure that doesn't cause it. 'Cause I don't have it. Lol

 

[Woodrow]

Good morning fellas.

 

[Lnk]

Good morning fellas.

Good morning, if anyone wants to send some rain this way it would be most welcome. If you can spare it that is. Weather was perfect for curing hay, not so much for growing it.

I can't wait for wood cutting season, and the temperatures that come with it.

 

[Woodrow]

Going to be a rainy one here today. +1 on the wood cutting season and the cooler temps. I would be perfectly happy with 50-70 degrees year around.

 

[JugHead27]

Going to be a rainy one here today. +1 on the wood cutting season and the cooler temps. I would be perfectly happy with 50-70 degrees year around.

50-55 is good. Little chill in t shirt, work for 2 minutes and your good and warm. Beyond 75 being drenched in sweat is unavoidable

 

[Dream]

50-55 is good. Little chill in t shirt, work for 2 minutes and your good and warm. Beyond 75 being drenched in sweat is unavoidable

But hey, once you get nice and saturated with sweat it helps keep you cooler.
Thats what I'm telling myself.
Slacked off this morning and let it get hot.
Now I'm going out to clear some brush.

 

[how57]

Morning boys. Late to the party. Did cut a load of wood this morning.
Was 50 at 5am. Supposed to be in the mid 90’s this afternoon.

 

[Mastermind]

My wife has that too. Fingers turn white with no circulation, though hers only happens below 50 degrees. One of the reasons we moved south. Though this past week I was questioning that decision. I have trouble with the heat. I thank God everyday we didn't move to Florida.

A lot of Yanks move to Florida. Then they realize that it's just too fughin hot there. After that, they move halfway back north to Tennessee. We call those people halfbacks.

 

[Dub11]

Slackers!

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Morena E Hoa's.
Good Saturday?

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Slackers!

I'm assuming you found a Fargo job Wayno, if all your saw listings are any indication?

 

[Dub11]

I'm assuming you found a Fargo job Wayno, if all your saw listings are any indication?

Yes and yes. Some of this *s-word should of been listed 3 kids ago.

 

[Only the Tony]

My wife has that too. Fingers turn white with no circulation, though hers only happens below 50 degrees. One of the reasons we moved south. Though this past week I was questioning that decision. I have trouble with the heat. I thank God everyday we didn't move to Florida.

Used to be only if below 35, then 40 and now 50 and not every time. Jig fish for crappie below 40 some days and no problem while others I can't hold a rod. Feeding hay some mornings before work will set it off but that may just be from the stress of thinking about having to deal with fixing all the problems they cause.

 

[Only the Tony]

God forbid your hand slip and hit your hand in the cold. That’ll get a fella cussing fast. I like the heat packets my only problem is they are another expense so I try without em

I bought some reusable ones that use lighter fluid last year. Makes it a lot more affordable when I have to use them multiple days in a row. Of course you don't feel much until they start rewarming so you get a delayed reaction to the stream of profanity.

 

[JugHead27]

 

[cuinrearview]

Good morning. 66 heading to low 70s. About as good of a day to cut wood in June as you can get. Windows open sleeping with a river to listen to ain't a half bad way to go.

 

[Mastermind]

Good morning men.

 

[Lnk]

Good morning all, no rain again. Maybe today. Gotta go and fix the kids AC in their new house today. Not keeping up, either a duct came off or low charge. I still have some 410A around here, I hope.

Be safe now.

 

[Woodrow]

Good morning fellas.

 

[how57]

Morning boys. Was gonna go get another load of wood this morning.
But it’s already too *f-worden hot. 40 yesterday morning . 65 this morning.