This is depressing AF.

chzplz

This has been a long two weeks  

NPHuskerFL

Better? 😁 #toosoon

pgprescott

Just shoveled mine out and cooked a sirloin steak for lunch. I’m with you, ugh!

alaskanassasin

Can I recommend a dose of polaris?

northGAcock

69 degrees here in South Carolina today. Don't see how you guys live like that.

FanOfFanboys

northGAcock said:

69 degrees here in South Carolina today. Don't see how you guys live like that.

agreed. I did some wings yesterday in Colatown. Wore shorts

ColbyLang

Topped off at 72° in Louisiana today. Was 29° last Monday (our obligatory 3 days of winter for 2019 covered). Nutria didn’t see his shadow, here comes Spring! 

johnkitchens

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

RRP

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

northGAcock

RRP said:

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

Ron....there is cold and hot. You have snow.

johnkitchens

RRP said:

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

In August I am question my decision to live in central Georgia. 

bgebrent

johnkitchens said:

RRP said:

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

In August I am question my decision to live in central Georgia. 

But it’s February and Thursdays forecast is 77!

TexasisBestest

#Texas

northGAcock

johnkitchens said:

RRP said:

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

In August I am question my decision to live in central Georgia. 

Might not be weather related. 

bgebrent

Never a mistake to live in N Georgia.

Ozzie_Isaac

smokingal

RRP said:

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

I was born and raised in Kansas City, MO, where the summers are blistering hot and humid and the winters are freezing cold.  The Pacific Northwest is cold, dark and rainy for 9 straight months out of each year, with most places having no central air for the warm summers.  Now back in GA, where the summers are hot and very humid and the winters are mild.  I'll take GA.  At least until I become an expat.

littlerascal56

Retired and cooking in snowy Kansas!

Botch

Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

I'm glad the Air Force moved me all over for so many years; no way I'd ever go back to where I was raised!  

GATraveller

At least it's just the weather and not a real problem.

poster

alaskanassasin said:

Can I recommend a dose of polaris?

Took mine out on the weekend cause its been too cold to actually enjoy it the last few weeks. Realized how out of shape I am pretty quickly and how fun it still is too lift the skis at any given moment. Parked it with my hands still shaking and went and lit the egg.

alaskanassasin

The last sled I had was a 90s Polaris 580 triple. 



My brother the other day...

northGAcock

alaskanassasin said:

The last sled I had was a 90s Polaris 580 triple. 



My brother the other day...

You got a today picture? Just makin sure he made it ok.

poster

alaskanassasin said:

The last sled I had was a 90s Polaris 580 triple. 



My brother the other day...

Nice, I had an XLT in the 90's too. My latest is a pro-r. Sooo much more comfortable and easier on the back now. A nightmare to work on though with all the fuel injection and electronics. They don't even have a hood to open anymore. Fix it during the week and ride it on the weekend. I'm getting older and hoping they come out with something that will last more than 5000 miles before being worthless

GATraveller

alaskanassasin said:

The last sled I had was a 90s Polaris 580 triple. 



My brother the other day...

alaskanassasin

I prefer to imbibe from the sidelines. Last time I rode with those guys someone broke their ankle with in 30 seconds of unloading from the trailer.  Those things will get you places and at heights I don't prefer to be at.

johnkitchens

northGAcock said:

johnkitchens said:

RRP said:

johnkitchens said:

I also don't see how you guys do it. I would not survive!

I hear you, but in exchange - I also don't see how you Southern guys can survive that humidity! Guess that is Mother Nature's way of saying "stay where you were born!"

In August I am question my decision to live in central Georgia. 

Might not be weather related. 

Ouch! I agree though. If I wasn't from here I wouldn't live here now. After college I wanted to leave, but my wife did not. So we stayed. Several years ago the NY Times did an article in which they named my county as the 7th hardest place to live in the country! Huge disparity of income here. 

pgprescott

Nothing like a nice ice thunderstorm to start off February. 

Kent8621

while i cant relate directly to the snow, my job takes me from home alot at a moments notice and i miss cooking and get really tired of eating out.  i havent gotten to cook in 4 weeks but i should be home for my daughters birthday this weekend and we are doing a big bbq nacho bar.