"I'm not letting 91 happen to me again, that storm whooped my butt!" That was THEE ice storm of the century! Omg I remember that like it was yesterday! I actually miss living up north so bad.
My family drove through it. I was 6. We drove from Detroit to Indy to visit my grandmother. We were driving in a dodge Daytona too. Idk how we made it. 😂
I love being reminded of my Dad who I lost a few years ago. The “we’re not air conditioning the whole out of doors”. Turn the lights off, etc. But reminds me of what a great Dad he was. I miss him. Thanks for the reminder
I hope I have a daughter when I’m and dad just saw him when they take their prom pictures I can stand on my uniform as a cop and just Intimidate the boyfriend
The skit where he was getting ready for a snowstorm is literally what we do when we have a hurricane hit here in TX And every time you will have someone that will bring up '61
Ice storm in 08 up in northern maine took out my powerlines alright. We had 2 massive eastern white pine trees in the dooryard, probably 2ft or more in diameter, 60-80ft tall. Some of the big branches on that thing were the size of 20-30 year trees. The ice weighed em down so much that 2 or 3 of them snapped off the trunk, landed right across the lines from the pole to the house. Bent the pole on the house down around the edge of the roof. Out of power for weeks. Hell of a clean up too.
My dad hates getting the mail, everytime I see him flip through it he’s like “bills, bills, oh suprise more Fucking bills, oh what’s that no million dollar checks who woulda thought”😂😂😂
When we go to a restaurant, my dad will take the top off the pepper and put a ton of it on his food. "I dont feel like shaking my arm off to get wnough pepper." Funny thing, I now do that too. 😂😂
I gotta get that lawn mowed one more time before it snows.😅 I’ve never officially heard of “dad tax” before, but it’s something I do innately. Must just be a dad thing we just do.😂
'91? P'shhh, 91 was nothin' compaired ta '97. 12 feet of snow in TWO HOURS! Snowed for three days like that. Luckily it was April 'cuz it all melted in 3 days too. Gotta love North Dakota winter.
My living area now is underground (basement), and it get's cold down here. If I run heat down here, once in a while my grandmother will come down wearing thermal ware and complain saying 70 degrees is too hot for anyone to live in (most of the world population lives in areas much hotter than 70 degrees F), but they keep the thermostat at 69 degrees in the autumn and winter and 72-73 spring and summer.
Awesome comp and happy thanksgivi... New Years bud! Myles I know deep down the inner Viking comes out when Charlie starts talking packers.. the boys are buzzin SKOL 🍻
the snowstorm prep is the one that got me. there is a plus side to it being false. in my opinion if you have the money and space to store a whole survival shed then you should. not for anything like nuclear zombie apocalypse but just for anything. people thought I was stupid for having a basement stash of preserves but guess 2 events it saved me in. #1: covid, I had extra toilet paper and other things the stores were out of. and 2#: my injury and being off work (I actually watched the construction skits vid and left a comment about that there 15 minutes or so ago) if I had to rely on food and toilet paper I bought when I needed it I'd be spending thousands on delivery apps and possibly wiping my ass with my sheet music notes, even the ones I have new material written on.
But Child labor is the true prize. When they're young and excited to use the lawnmower. Sit back, relax, sip your favorite adult beverage and supervise. Living the dream.
Hi man, we need a guide how to properly peel a pineapple or open a coconut with a rock as a construction worker. Imagine how much time you would waste if you forgot your knife.
