Barned untill further notice.

Yah ever make the mistake of usin' your chain saw on ah REAL R.R. TIE Norm? I did ONLY ONCE!!!!!!!! That's when I went looking for a better alturnative and found the 6"X8"X8'erz:2_thumbs_up_-_anima Chain saw bladez last more then 5 seconds on 'um too! 50 yearz with creasote suckin' sand makez them R.R.Tiez next to worthless fer anything much more then holdin' ah tarp down Then if you try the 10'erz you gotta "cart wheel 'um" just tah move 'um or find ah RENT-A-GORILLA that'll work for peanutz

 

Nope! Close though. Andy and I used a Bosch sawzall to cut up a few. Made a mess of the saw, but not us. We were the RENT-A-GORILLAS! Somebody was giving them away, as long as we took them all.

 

All tucked in and ready for winter. Sounds like you've made her very comfortable. Hope the dogs can't get into that powder you put down? Sweet dreams Crewzer

 

me too...have you ever noticed how many times the weather channel ends the forecast at Ontario! I guess the Maritimes don't have weather?

OOPs Normy your rubbing off...stole another one sorry FT

 

The fact is that the sign just east of Winnipeg says we are smack-dab in the middle of North America. And exactly in between the Atlantic and Pacific borders of Canada. We are the navel of Canada, and they treat us like an afterthought. But when it comes to snow, we try to give Ontario a double-dose of the great white north.

 

SOOOO...are tumble weeds the lint?

 

Fannie, that is why they call folks from the Canadian prairies Tumblenerds

Norman - we heard the information on the Seattle oldies radio station and friends heard it here on a Vancouver one the same day, so likely the same story initiator.

Whatever, we have noticed that it seems much cooler already this year than it has in the past at this time of year. It may be just that we are both a year older and feeling the weather a tad more, but I don't think so. I'm hoping that isn't the case and I'd welcome a heavy winter just to kill off the Pine Beetle that is devasting our forests.

I think FT was prudent in putting the car away sooner than too late this year at least. Fannie - given the weather you folks have been having, I'd have put my car away in June

And Norm, why would it be the front part of the body? Just asking....

 

This ain't desert. It's wheat and corn and barley and veggies and cattle, even llamas. Transport hub, Aircraft, bus and trailer mfg. We clean our navels here, fannie.

 

Tumblenerds...

Good point about whether we're the navel or the exhaust, with all the emissions we put out in Alberta. Especially since our predominant winds in the winter is from Northwest Alberta, right down into the US. I guess the 'Resources garage sale' signs faces on the southern front.

 

Earlier here than it has been for several years, saf. Got cool real early and even the leaves are dropping way early.
TEDY....send me your barn!

 

Back to Saf's Tumblenerds... We ain't got no hills to tumble down from... Oh, wait a minute, my potatoe mounds...

 

You do have wind there Norman -

That's all it takes for Tumblenerds. Well, ahem, of course the nerd part too but having been in the 'Peg I don't think there is a shortage............did I just say that?

We even mailed a letter to friends on the prairies and addressed it to the tumblenerds living at..................and they got it. They didn't even notice on the envelope until someone else saw it laying on the table . Now that I think about it, should be time to do it again (they do check envelopes now.

 

Now there's a good prank for April Fools! I'll borrow that one and send it to the politicians.

 

I feel real bad for you guys and gals up there!!!!!!I'll be driving my wagon all year round!!

 

Has anyone noticed that we've managed to keep this thread on track the whole time? Maybe not the original track, but it is on a track or should that be tracks.