And as a bonus we threw in a tornado yesterday, but only 18 degrees and not much ice this morning . . .
It's So Cold......
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And as a bonus we threw in a tornado yesterday, but only 18 degrees and not much ice this morning . . .
Lee's Landing Billy
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This Global Warming is gonna freeze you!!
Wrangler Rich
US Veteran
This is from Birdgun Quail on the SASS Wire. "I remember when it got so cold, that boiling water froze, and the ice was still hot."
dougb1946
Member
Weather girl forecast -29F with windchill = -36F. We fooled her. Only -24F this morning and no wind. Might have to dig out the gloves now.
It was so cold . . .
we had to stop eating with metal cutlery. Some people walked around for days with spoons or forks stuck to their tongues!
It was so cold...
hitchhikers were holding up pictures of thumbs!
It was so cold...
roosters were rushing into Kentucky Fried Chicken and begging to use the pressure cooker!
It was so cold . . .
when I dialed 911, a recorded message said to phone back in the spring!
It was so cold . . .
the optician was giving away free ice scrapers with every new pair of eyeglasses!
It was so cold . . .
kids were using a new excuse to stay up late: "But Mom, my pyjamas haven't thawed out yet!"
It was so cold . . .
the travel agency was advertising tropical vacations in Igloolik!
It was so cold . . .
pickpockets were sticking their hands in strangers' pockets just to keep them warm!
It was so cold . . .
the squirrels in the park were throwing themselves at an electric fence!
It was so cold . . .
I chipped a tooth on my soup!
It was so cold . . .
Grandpa's teeth were chattering - in the glass!
It was so cold . . .
the dogs were wearing cats!
we had to stop eating with metal cutlery. Some people walked around for days with spoons or forks stuck to their tongues!
It was so cold...
hitchhikers were holding up pictures of thumbs!
It was so cold...
roosters were rushing into Kentucky Fried Chicken and begging to use the pressure cooker!
It was so cold . . .
when I dialed 911, a recorded message said to phone back in the spring!
It was so cold . . .
the optician was giving away free ice scrapers with every new pair of eyeglasses!
It was so cold . . .
kids were using a new excuse to stay up late: "But Mom, my pyjamas haven't thawed out yet!"
It was so cold . . .
the travel agency was advertising tropical vacations in Igloolik!
It was so cold . . .
pickpockets were sticking their hands in strangers' pockets just to keep them warm!
It was so cold . . .
the squirrels in the park were throwing themselves at an electric fence!
It was so cold . . .
I chipped a tooth on my soup!
It was so cold . . .
Grandpa's teeth were chattering - in the glass!
It was so cold . . .
the dogs were wearing cats!
Yesterday(12-17) In the Piney Woods of East Texas
while in deer camp the A/C on my camper cycled on.
It was 81 degrees just before the evening hunt(3:30pm)
Front roared in about 10-10:30pm.
I won't run a heater at night.
31 degrees inside the camper at 6am.
Turned on the coffee and the heat...deer got a
pass this morning.
Don't know how you yankee boy's last all winter.
while in deer camp the A/C on my camper cycled on.
It was 81 degrees just before the evening hunt(3:30pm)
Front roared in about 10-10:30pm.
I won't run a heater at night.
31 degrees inside the camper at 6am.
Turned on the coffee and the heat...deer got a
pass this morning.
Don't know how you yankee boy's last all winter.
I think the low this morning was 25 below, I slept thru it.
But........
THE WIND HAS GONE DOWN!!!!
At 13 below it is almost balmy out now.
But........
THE WIND HAS GONE DOWN!!!!
At 13 below it is almost balmy out now.
FifthWheel
US Veteran
Ok, got to say it. It's cold enough to freeze the balls off of a brass monkey!
The base for these cannon balls was called a monkey and they were sometimes made of brass which would contract in cold weather and would cause some of the cannon balls to fall off.Freeze the balls off a brass monkey
The base for these cannon balls was called a monkey and they were sometimes made of brass which would contract in cold weather and would cause some of the cannon balls to fall off.Freeze the balls off a brass monkey
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SC_Mike
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Saturday am I was in a deer stand at sunrise; it was 30 degrees. Left church an hour ago and its 76 and humid.
Welcome to SC, dress in layers.
Welcome to SC, dress in layers.
Iggy, we were the same as you this morning, -6. Thankfully we didn't get the snow they were predicting. The wind is only at 10mph, so it isn't too bad out. at 1 PM we are way up to 1 above. Just staying home today. (But we did make it to church).
Everyone knows of the 3 Wise Monkeys carved into the Japanese temple but during the 19th century souvenirs of the 3 + 1 began to appear.
Alternate meaning to the old Navy story.
I used to love the hot summer and hanging out at the lake and the pool, but now I'm 57 and I don't even like being in a pool when it's 95 degrees out unless I'm in the shade. It's 7 degrees here right now in Oklahoma City but very sunny and no wind so I went riding my Yamaha four wheeler with my Border Collie running along side. I just had a light jacket on with a hood and wore gloves and a bandanna for my face, it was great!
Good grief. Only 31 and you didn't go hunt after a front passage. I'd a been out before and after if I really wanted a deer. Loved hunting on a big change of weather. Waterfowl too. In Md if ya did it right you could shoot a whole bunch of deer. Only thing I didn't hunt deer in much was a big wind less'n I hunted in a pine thicket!!...Waterfowl..oh yeah..big wind usually kept 'em lower. Well it got up to 4 above today about like they said it would.. +3 right now going down below zero again tonight.
Here at the rig 11 miles north of Midland, TX the temps are already down to 17 degrees as measured by my Fluke 52 precision thermometer and it's not quite 11:00 PM. Weather Channel says we are supposed to go down to 15 degrees, but I think we will handily beat that. This southern cajun boy ain't used to temps like this!
Boy you bring back memories. I have lived most of my life in the high mountains of Colorado working on rigs. The coldest I ever was, was in January 1974 north of Tok, Alaska. My truck broke down at night and it was 42 below with a stiff breeze. Wind chill of 75 below. The next coldest I experienced was as a deck hand on an oil rig out of Denver City, Texas, just north of Midland. An ice storm came roaring in. If I had had a paycheck I would have burnt it for heat. I do not know who first made the remark" The only thing that separates the panhandle of Texas from the North Pole was a barb wire fence", knew what he was talking about.
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Meanwhile...earlier today, the wife and stepdaughter took the boy from Evansville to the water. We were attacked by a shark. Joe
muddocktor
Member
It got down to 14 degrees this morning, with around a 20 mph wind. It was cold, let me tell you!! It was so cold that we had a mud line freeze up going from the frac tanks to the mud pits and we only shut down circulating through it for around 1 hour. We were spotting water based mud from the frac tanks to the hole and when we switched tanks all came to a screaming halt. We had to knock lines loose and actually change one rubber hose length out to finish up!
It was so cold that we had a mud line freeze up going from the frac tanks to the mud pits and we only shut down circulating through it for around 1 hour. We were spotting water based mud from the frac tanks to the hole and when we switched tanks all came to a screaming halt. We had to knock lines loose and actually change one rubber hose length out to finish up!Qc Pistolero
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