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woweh
Joined: Dec 17, 2009
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Re: Breaking the Jinx!
Reply #29 Dec 24, 2010 10:13 pm |
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Actually it's filled up with a full tank of gas an Sta-Bil to boot. No trailer unfortunately. Hey what part of the Philippines is your wife from? Mine is from Cebu (kinda obvious by the name) Does your wife use your snowblower at all? Hi Steve, sorry for the late reply, busy time of the year as it is for everyone, finally had a chance to sit down by the PC. As for the question, I don't think it is a personal question. The Wifey is from ilo ilo, I had to start with lower case or it would look like IloIlo....lol. As for using the snow blower, she would if I would let her hehehe... BUT it is my toy and me likes to use it!!!! She loves the Winter, sometimes I think more then myself. So did your jinx break!!! Did you get your machine out!! I hope so. Have yourself a very Merry Christmas Steve and everyone!!! C ya D
This message was modified Dec 25, 2010 by woweh
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Steve_Cebu
Joined: Dec 17, 2009
Points: 888
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Re: Breaking the Jinx!
Reply #30 Dec 25, 2010 10:09 am |
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Hi Steve, sorry for the late reply, busy time of the year as it is for everyone, finally had a chance to sit down by the PC. As for the question, I don't think it is a personal question. The Wifey is from ilo ilo, I had to start with lower case or it would look like IloIlo....lol. As for using the snow blower, she would if I would let her hehehe... BUT it is my toy and me likes to use it!!!! She loves the Winter, sometimes I think more then myself. So did your jinx break!!! Did you get your machine out!! I hope so. Have yourself a very Merry Christmas Steve and everyone!!! C ya D The holidays are for family, they always come first.
Yeah I know Iloilo is pretty tough on a PC if you don't know where it is. I have friends who live in Bacolod which obviously is on Negros but you just take the RoRo over to Iloilo. You have some really good festivals there. Some are like a smaller version of Sinulog like we have in Cebu. Have you and your wife ever been to Sinulog in Cebu City? My wife actually loves the snow and winter in general. Of course Visayan girls are the best! You should let your wife try out the snowblower and let her in on some of the fun too. Jinx is sort of broken, we did get an inch, but heavy accumulation is forecast for Sunday night and supposedly it's going to be a LOT of snow! Yay! Oh did your wife setup for Christmas in September like most Filipinos or did she wait? Mine had to wait and misses the 5 months of Christmas they have over there. I miss shooting off all the fireworks at Christmas. A Merry Christmas to you and your wife and a Happy New Year filled with lots of Snow.
"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England." "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
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Shryp
Location: Cleveland, OH
Joined: Jul 26, 2010
Points: 532
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Re: Breaking the Jinx!
Reply #35 Dec 25, 2010 1:14 pm |
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I am getting an idea here. How about you MN people throw your snow towards MI. You MI people throw your snow towards IL. You IL people throw towards OH. I'll throw towards PA. Eventually someone should get it NH for you. We have enough people wishing for snow we should be able to team up and make everyone happy. When we are done we can turn around and send it back to MN. After all we just want to barrow it, not keep it.
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aa335
Joined: Nov 29, 2008
Points: 2434
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Re: Breaking the Jinx!
Reply #37 Dec 26, 2010 6:41 pm |
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I am getting an idea here. How about you MN people throw your snow towards MI. You MI people throw your snow towards IL. You IL people throw towards OH. I'll throw towards PA. Eventually someone should get it NH for you.
Hey, I'm in IL and definitely on the wrong side of the frikkin big lake, too darn cold and could use more snow. A lot of storms just miss us and picks up additional moisture from the Lake Michigan and dumps on Michigan. I guess that's why they name a lake after Michigan. :) I think we only get big storms if mother nature feels sorry for Minnesota and decides to let it loose on Wisconsin and Illinois. So a tip for anyone moving to the Midwest in search of snow, make sure you are on the east side of the lake. :)
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