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InTenSity wrote:And I'm complaining because its only going to be a high of 68 on Saturday and I want to go golfing.

you should wear some plaid shorts.. maybe a windbreaker with the crest of your favorite golf course emblazoned on the chest.. right over your heart.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

InTenSity wrote:And I'm complaining because its only going to be a high of 68 on Saturday and I want to go golfing.

you should wear some plaid shorts.. maybe a windbreaker with the crest of your favorite golf course emblazoned on the chest.. right over your heart.

I'll wear my plaid green shorts. I actually have a shirt from trump Doral, I don't wear it anymore because of the stupid emblem.

InTenSity wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
you should wear some plaid shorts.. maybe a windbreaker with the crest of your favorite golf course emblazoned on the chest.. right over your heart.

I'll wear my plaid green shorts. I actually have a shirt from trump Doral, I don't wear it anymore because of the stupid emblem.

good decision. White supremacy isn't a good look.

Banks2Mason wrote:

DWags wrote:

That was Mussolini.

fuck italians

Vaffanculo! I kid, I kid...

Was waiting for the leaves to drop off the bushes in front of the house before giving them a fall trim. Leaves are still there. Gutters with leaves in them. Hope we get a warm up in the next couple weeks to allow proper fall clean up.

Senior Dickfist wrote:Thanks! I have no choice but not to drink.  Well, I do, but checking out is not really high on my priority list.  

GW, you'll soon see that I have and alternative to ath leisure...

Steve isn’t going to be happy about this.

Senior Dickfist wrote:

Banks2Mason wrote:

fuck italians

Vaffanculo! I kid, I kid...

Mrs. GreenWay won’t be kidding when she plants a foot between Banks’ legs. Never piss off an Italian woman.

tGreenWay wrote:

Senior Dickfist wrote:

Vaffanculo! I kid, I kid...

Mrs. GreenWay won’t be kidding when she plants a foot between Banks’ legs. Never piss off an Italian woman.

Correct, I learned that the hard way from my mother.

tGreenWay wrote:

Senior Dickfist wrote:

Vaffanculo! I kid, I kid...

Mrs. GreenWay won’t be kidding when she plants a foot between Banks’ legs. Never piss off an Italian woman.

probably a good idea to remember not to piss on an Italian woman, either.

unless she's into that sort of thing.

- (be sure to ask first).

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


Mrs. GreenWay won’t be kidding when she plants a foot between Banks’ legs. Never piss off an Italian woman.

probably a good idea to remember not to piss on an Italian woman, either.

unless she's into that sort of thing.

- (be sure to ask first).

I can assure you, I’m unwilling to find out.

moar snow comin

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


Mrs. GreenWay won’t be kidding when she plants a foot between Banks’ legs. Never piss off an Italian woman.

probably a good idea to remember not to piss on an Italian woman, either.

unless she's into that sort of thing.

- (be sure to ask first).

Bob, your post makes me wonder about your success rate when asking a woman if you can pee on her. Is this an R. Kelly type of thing? For the record, I'm not interested in participating in your heathen activity, just curious.

Senior Dickfist wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: probably a good idea to remember not to piss on an Italian woman, either.

unless she's into that sort of thing.

- (be sure to ask first).

Bob, your post makes me wonder about your success rate when asking a woman if you can pee on her. Is this an R. Kelly type of thing? For the record, I'm not interested in participating in your heathen activity, just curious.

Any old guys remember when the State News put out a info page back in the mid 80s on the dangers of watersports?

tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

Maybe handicapped. Maybe lazy but I’m thinking the answer is “because”

So I slept at a buddies house and walked through it with socks on in the morning. His bathroom and kitchen floors were heated. He said because. I mean I wear slippers at home. So does he. And I get the bathroom.

And stay out of nice neighborhoods you’re gonna get shot.

DWags wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

Maybe handicapped. Maybe lazy but I’m thinking the answer is “because”

So I slept at a buddies house and walked through it with socks on in the morning. His bathroom and kitchen floors were heated. He said because.   I mean I wear slippers at home.   So does he. And I get the bathroom.  

And stay out of nice neighborhoods you’re gonna get shot.  

I figure they were all asleep.


I'm sure there's a good reason for a heated driveway.. "good" to them, maybe to me, too - just makes me wonder.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

There’s probably more than a couple with that setup. No idea whose house that might be, but I know a neurosurgeon in Whitehills who has a heated driveway and sidewalks. When he has to get to an emergency surgery immediately, he can’t be messing around with being snowed in. There’s an OB-GYN in our neighborhood who probably wishes he had the same thing. I’ve seen him back into the drive in heavy snow situations so he can floor it to get out.
So there’s an added possibility to who it might be; a physician.

Banks2Mason wrote:moar snow comin

Fuck. If all you’re going to do is bring bad news to this dump, you should probably stop posting here.

DWags wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

Maybe handicapped. Maybe lazy but I’m thinking the answer is “because”

So I slept at a buddies house and walked through it with socks on in the morning. His bathroom and kitchen floors were heated. He said because. I mean I wear slippers at home. So does he. And I get the bathroom.

And stay out of nice neighborhoods you’re gonna get shot.

We’ll be re-doing our main bathroom in a year or two, and I guarantee it will have radiant heat. Having it in a kitchen seems a little odd, but if they wanted to because, then good on them.

duffy munn wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:



There’s probably more than a couple with that setup. No idea whose house that might be, but I know a neurosurgeon in Whitehills who has heated a driveway and sidewalks. When he has to get to an emergency surgery immediately, he can’t be messing around with being snowed in. There’s an OB-GYN in our neighborhood who probably wishes he had the same thing. I’ve seen him back into the drive in heavy snow situations so he can floor it to get out.
So there’s an added possibility to who it might be; a physician.

Yep. I used to get jelly every time I drove by his house in the winter.

He’s done so much for the Lansing area, and he’s dealt with so much family stuff, that he deserves anything he can afford, which I’m sure is a helluva lot.

tGreenWay wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

There’s probably more than a couple with that setup. No idea whose house that might be, but I know a neurosurgeon in Whitehills who has a heated driveway and sidewalks. When he has to get to an emergency surgery immediately, he can’t be messing around with being snowed in. There’s an OB-GYN in our neighborhood who probably wishes he had the same thing. I’ve seen him back into the drive in heavy snow situations so he can floor it to get out.
So there’s an added possibility to who it might be; a physician.

yeah, if that's what they're into, cool - I just can't imagine the number of things you fund before you get to.. "ya know, I'd like a heated driveway"...

this house isn't in Whitehills - was over in (lemme look it up online)..

okay, I'm back...

it's off of Coolidge behind Meijer.. streets look like around Harrington Way/Audrey's Lane.

Hey Bob, I had to stop for an 8-point buck slowly crossing the road near the MSUFCU HQ two days ago. Walked like he didn’t have a care in the world, and was probably on his way for a little slap & tickle with a nearby doe. You must see them all over that area where you run.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:



There’s probably more than a couple with that setup. No idea whose house that might be, but I know a neurosurgeon in Whitehills who has a heated driveway and sidewalks. When he has to get to an emergency surgery immediately, he can’t be messing around with being snowed in. There’s an OB-GYN in our neighborhood who probably wishes he had the same thing. I’ve seen him back into the drive in heavy snow situations so he can floor it to get out.
So there’s an added possibility to who it might be; a physician.

yeah, if that's what they're into, cool - I just can't imagine the number of things you fund before you get to.. "ya know, I'd like a heated driveway"...

this house isn't in Whitehills - was over in (lemme look it up online)..

okay, I'm back...

it's off of Coolidge behind Meijer.. streets look like around Harrington Way/Audrey's Lane.

Yeah, I know where you’re talking about. I was just mentioning that there were probably others, including one I already knew about.

tGreenWay wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:tGreenWay - you know the fancy neighborhood behind the Lake Lansing Meijer?

Was just back that way.. some dude has a heated driveway. No snow, ice.. melted snow. No snow piled up on the edges, etc.

I'm wondering what might make someone want/need a heated driveway.

There’s probably more than a couple with that setup. No idea whose house that might be, but I know a neurosurgeon in Whitehills who has a heated driveway and sidewalks. When he has to get to an emergency surgery immediately, he can’t be messing around with being snowed in. There’s an OB-GYN in our neighborhood who probably wishes he had the same thing. I’ve seen him back into the drive in heavy snow situations so he can floor it to get out.
So there’s an added possibility to who it might be; a physician.

the physician/emergency surgery thing makes sense.

My daughter and I were at a show in Royal Oak a few years ago.. EL had gotten a ton of snow.. so on the way back home we just kinda cruised, took our time. I-96 was more or less okay and absolutely nobody on the road.

we pull into the 'hood and our driveway was just buried in snow.. between the snow and the plow slinging up into the end of the driveway, it was buried. So I backed across the road, totally perpendicular to the street, sidewalk - looked at the kid and say "you ready"?

we laughed and I punched it "Thelma and Louise" style.. we hit this snow bank (in my wife's car, mind you) and snow and ice just goes flying. I knew I couldn't slow down.. had the gas pedal floored..

we got through it, came out on the other side, cheering and laughing. I told her "you tell your mom about this and I'll write you out of her inheritance".

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:



There’s probably more than a couple with that setup. No idea whose house that might be, but I know a neurosurgeon in Whitehills who has a heated driveway and sidewalks. When he has to get to an emergency surgery immediately, he can’t be messing around with being snowed in. There’s an OB-GYN in our neighborhood who probably wishes he had the same thing. I’ve seen him back into the drive in heavy snow situations so he can floor it to get out.
So there’s an added possibility to who it might be; a physician.

the physician/emergency surgery thing makes sense.

My daughter and I were at a show in Royal Oak a few years ago.. EL had gotten a ton of snow.. so on the way back home we just kinda cruised, took our time. I-96 was more or less okay and absolutely nobody on the road.

we pull into the 'hood and our driveway was just buried in snow.. between the snow and the plow slinging up into the end of the driveway, it was buried. So I backed across the road, totally perpendicular to the street, sidewalk - looked at the kid and say "you ready"?

we laughed and I punched it "Thelma and Louise" style.. we hit this snow bank (in my wife's car, mind you) and snow and ice just goes flying. I knew I couldn't slow down.. had the gas pedal floored..

we got through it, came out on the other side, cheering and laughing. I told her "you tell your mom about this and I'll write you out of her inheritance".

Epilogue

“And then Bob called Overhead Door of Mid-Michigan to replace the one he smashed trying to show off in front of his kid.”
The End

tGreenWay wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: the physician/emergency surgery thing makes sense.

My daughter and I were at a show in Royal Oak a few years ago.. EL had gotten a ton of snow.. so on the way back home we just kinda cruised, took our time. I-96 was more or less okay and absolutely nobody on the road.

we pull into the 'hood and our driveway was just buried in snow.. between the snow and the plow slinging up into the end of the driveway, it was buried. So I backed across the road, totally perpendicular to the street, sidewalk - looked at the kid and say "you ready"?

we laughed and I punched it "Thelma and Louise" style.. we hit this snow bank (in my wife's car, mind you) and snow and ice just goes flying. I knew I couldn't slow down.. had the gas pedal floored..

we got through it, came out on the other side, cheering and laughing. I told her "you tell your mom about this and I'll write you out of her inheritance".

Epilogue

“And then Bob called Overhead Door of Mid-Michigan to replace the one he smashed trying to show off in front of his kid.”
The End

Rain. 30mph winds.

Moving to mars. See ya guys.

Fuckin' warm.

Hoping for the strong winds they're promising. I have two trees in my front yard that are still about 3/4 full of brown leaves that have not fallen off yet. Pissing me off as I know they're ready to but just won't. I'm praying the winds come up, blow them off and into my neighbors yard who has had all of his leaves raked and out for about a week now. Just to teach the fucker a lesson. I mean I really like him, great guy, but these little life lessons must always be taught to people in my mind.

DWags wrote:Hoping for the strong winds they're promising. I have two trees in my front yard that are still about 3/4 full of brown leaves that have not fallen off yet. Pissing me off as I know they're ready to but just won't. I'm praying the winds come up, blow them off and into my neighbors yard who has had all of his leaves raked and out for about a week now. Just to teach the fucker a lesson. I mean I really like him, great guy, but these little life lessons must always be taught to people in my mind.

So pissed. I was hoping for the Mother Nature free rake job with the winds. Now the rain will hold the leaves down. DAMN IT.

was hoping for some snow but it looks like that's gonna stay north.

Could do without the strong winds..

Cleaned up the front and back yards yesterday. It was pristine for about half a day. Sigh.

tGreenWay wrote:Cleaned up the front and back yards yesterday. It was pristine for about half a day. Sigh.

I spent yesterday morning transplanting daylillies, hostas, miscanthis grasses, etc.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Cleaned up the front and back yards yesterday. It was pristine for about half a day. Sigh.

I spent yesterday morning transplanting daylillies, hostas, miscanthis grasses, etc.

I love doing that stuff, even though my back and knees hate me for it. I still have a couple of things to go in the ground that I bought at Van Atta’s back in June. Oops.

tGreenWay wrote:Hey Bob, I had to stop for an 8-point buck slowly crossing the road near the MSUFCU HQ two days ago. Walked like he didn’t have a care in the world, and was probably on his way for a little slap & tickle with a nearby doe. You must see them all over that area where you run.

Bob's been shooting 3 or 4 a day.

64. Feels like 63.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Hey Bob, I had to stop for an 8-point buck slowly crossing the road near the MSUFCU HQ two days ago. Walked like he didn’t have a care in the world, and was probably on his way for a little slap & tickle with a nearby doe. You must see them all over that area where you run.

Bob's been shooting 3 or 4 a day.

That explains why I haven’t seen the 10 pointer I saw a couple of months ago. Selfish bastard didn’t even invite me over for stew and jerky.

Snow is melting a bit with the sun out

NigelUno wrote:64. Feels like 63.

Yeah, but it’s Atlanta. Subtract 50°.