Big Snow Cometh - Page 2

Digging4Truth · #11 10-13-2008, 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Margies3

but wouldn't I have to get permission to pick the persimmon from the persimmon tree if it is not on my own property?

Either that... or you would have to be vewwy vewwy sneaky.

But... just for information's sake...

I have found that actually hunching over, holding ones hands like a praying mantis and taking those overtly "sneaky looking" steps actually draws more attention to ones self and doesn't create any kind of cloaking scenario at all.

Just in case you needed to know.

Cindy · #12 10-13-2008, 09:42 AM

Y'all are so funny.

chseeads · #13 10-13-2008, 11:03 AM

FYI...don't pick a persimmon off a tree whether it's yours or somebody else's period, unless you only want to get a seed....don't eat it. If you have to pick it off the tree it's probably so puckery it'd turn you inside out.

The good ones fall off the tree on their own....and even then you're not assured 100%...lol

Pressing-On · #14 10-13-2008, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by nahkoe

Thank you God for moving me to Texas. lol

Thank God He has NEVER moved me from Texas!!!

StMark · #15 10-13-2008, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by nahkoe

Thank you God for moving me to Texas. lol

Last year in Boise it was INSANE. It snows in the valley, but it rarely sticks. And when it does stick, it's usually gone by noon. If it sticks longer...it only sticks on the grass.

Except for last year. We had 8 inches twice in the same week. Holy snowballs man. It was a nightmare driving. Since no one's used to it..the roads were horrible for WEEKS. And that's not all the snow there was. There were a few more days around that time period with 5+ inches...in a day.

Oh and this is *very* early for snow. lol It's usually still 80s during the day.

I have a relative that got transfered to Boise. We went to visit one Thanksgiving. I did NOT like it...seemed dreary. No offense to anyone from there just my take on it.

Stephan, we have had to closest air mass that i can EVER remember in October. I knew when this thing moved it East it would be much worse for all of you. It's been down right COLD.

BUT it's back to mid 80s - 90 for the next several days ( back to normal)

Kay B · #16 10-13-2008, 12:42 PM

We have snow halfway down the mountain (lowest one) again here today. Soon we will wake up and everything will be white for 8 months.

We never did get summer this year.

StMark · #17 10-13-2008, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by hnhisle

We have snow halfway down the mountain (lowest one) again here today. Soon we will wake up and everything will be white for 8 months.

We never did get summer this year.

where is "here"?

WyoPastor · #18 10-13-2008, 02:24 PM

We had about 8" in town, but it is melting fast. Red Lodge, MT got about 46".

I have seen bigger, earlier snows, but that doesn't make it any easier to shovel. I just hope it makes the elk hunting better.

Kay B · #19 10-13-2008, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

where is "here"?

Last Frontier= Alaska (Southeast, AK = "here")

StMark · #20 10-13-2008, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by hnhisle

Last Frontier= Alaska (Southeast, AK = "here")

O no I could not handle that at all. I'd love to visit AK
I heard the Ak cruise is tops but your winters are not meant
for human kind lol BUT if you like it ( and I'm sure you do to live there)
then all is good.