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  1. 02-13-2010 09:51 AM #1
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    Rotten weather

    I can't get anything done on the deck with the cold and rain. I may need to build a cover an get a heater like Yachtsman willy.

    I really do respect the amount of work he gets done in the cold.
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  2. 02-13-2010 03:47 PM #2
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    Re: Rotten weather

    Sounds like we need to make a trip down there and suffer through that 50 degree stuff with you LOL.... We were enjoying a mild 25 F day today in T shirts... Happy Valentines day to you and yerz... ws
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    Re: Rotten weather

    50 would have been nice. 30-45 is more like it. Not that we are unprepared for cold here but heat and insulation is optional in most homes built 20+ years ago.
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    Re: Rotten weather

    Quote Originally Posted by Boatsb View Post
    50 would have been nice. 30-45 is more like it. Not that we are unprepared for cold here but heat and insulation is optional in most homes built 20+ years ago.
    What happen to spring coming when the boat hit the water

    30-45 is perfect you can work hard and not sweat
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    Re: Rotten weather

    Quote Originally Posted by Craig View Post
    I seriously think Yachtsmanbill is an eskimo, either that or he has some special antifreeze in his system I need to use. LOL

    Lakeisha and Tyrone help a lot. AKA the propane heaters.
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    Re: Rotten weather

    Spring came and went around Dec 31st.

    Now we have this global warming extended winter.
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    Re: Rotten weather

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    Are they related to Clintora, and Rufus?

    Who told you??? My shop heater is LaVaginita... Hmmm ws
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