Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18559964
Well it's -9 here right now. So much colder than +19!

C or F. It makes a difference. We are at 19C. Come on down and help me plow some sunshine.

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Inspeqtor wrote in post #18559770
It's 19 here right now..........

Well it's -9 here right now. So much colder than +19!

Very true. I figured someone would chime in from some place colder.

Yep, I left out the C and F indicators. Makes Canada sound much colder!

-9 C is +16 F

So, still colder!

12+ hours with the big green tractor this time. I’m tired.

It’s going to start snowing again in two hours. Just after some freezing rain moves through...

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18560486
12+ hours with the big green tractor this time. I’m tired.

It’s going to start snowing again in two hours. Just after some freezing rain moves through...

The big north cold pushed down here as well. Dropped to 36 and suppose to be below freezing tonight.

gjl711 wrote in post #18559495
Peachy is so 1590s.

jay125 wrote in post #18559547
Could you please use Peachy in a sentence circa 1590?

gjl711 wrote in post #18559607
Behold at yond wench's ankles? How peachy.

So...no?

LV Moose wrote in post #18559707
Is it an Aldean type tractor, or more Chesney?

Let's not pigeon hole things.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18559718
Well.........

It is a Big Green Tractor.....

And I (a she) Think(s) My Tractor's Sexy.....

And then there's just Green Tractors in general..... https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=T7HEhH23v_4

(These guys - Scott Manery & The Barn Burners - are local guys. They do an incredible set list and will play just about anything. Any local shows are always sold out. They will easily play for 6 hours and not repeat anything, or lose any of the crowd. That video is 7 years old, and fortunately, he's learned some more dance moves. Oh, and if you notice in the credits they thank the Podolinsky family.... the Podolinsky family owns the local John Deere dealership. I worked there back in college.)

I like Big Green Tractors.

jay125 wrote in post #18560642
Let's not pigeon hole things.

Pervert

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jay125 wrote in post #18560642
I like Big Green Tractors.

LV Moose wrote in post #18560662
Pervert

Why is he a pervert for liking big green tractors? Oh wait, he’s single, you mean he REALLY LIKES big greeen tractors.

Hmmmmm, strange.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18560667

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Haha. I've ridden a motorcycle on snow-covered streets before. It's kinda sporty.

LV Moose wrote in post #18560675
Haha. I've ridden a motorcycle on snow-covered streets before. It's kinda sporty.

That's not even a motorcycle... it's an eBike.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18560680
That's not even a motorcycle... it's an eBike.

Looks way too big for an ebike.

gjl711 wrote in post #18560694
Looks way too big for an ebike.

It's one of those electric scooter/moped style things that either run on battery or pedal power. One of the Emmo brand things that are super popular around here. Ontario limits them to 500W and 32 km/hr.

They are considered vehicles here, which means they're only allowed on roadways and have to follow all the normal driving laws. But they are a huge aggravation to traffic. It seems that the majority of owners of these things have no care for following rules and are constantly being stupid. Like taking one out in a snow storm.

People on bicycles are more accepted and tolerated.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18560680
That's not even a motorcycle... it's an eBike.

I'm just saying it reminded me of when I rode a motorcycle in the snow. Not that this thing was necessarily a motorcycle.

Anyway. One morning I was coming up to a guard shack for a restricted area I had to get into, and the road went from snow to ice; the only way to stop was to put it down as I slid past the guard. I'm sure he laughed about that with his friends over beers later.

I've ridden a bike in the snow but it was a dirt bike and it was in a field. Even then with really aggressive knobby tires it was a challenge to keep upright. I can't imagine riding a road bike in snow on concrete/asphalt.