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Rep Retirement Lodge #167: Weather

Rep Retirement Lodge #167: Weather

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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #167: Weather

Hammer said:
I didn't realize you turned 65 already.
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Hey now. If I were insanely rich, I'd have bought a converted Greyhound already, and would be basically living on the road, touring America/Canada. And I'm nowhere near 65 (and the peanut gallery better not utter a single word :p )
 
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Patman said:
Time to find ye olde heating pad... Still not story time, but I did get thrown to the ground
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Ice, not heat. Ice for fresh injuries, heat for old aches (in general).

Good Morning Lodge. Glad Jr is not sailing in the regatta today, I don't think I would have been up in time to drive him to White Bear Lake for an 8 AM start. We may go up there to watch a bit though so he's more prepared for next weekend's home regatta for his team.

Might stop by one of my projects today as they will be replacing a cooling tower with a big crane - always fun to see a big piece of equipment in the air (even though this one is not going very high).
 
Brenthoven said:
Go big and get a converted Greyhound!

Seriously, if you have the money, they are amazing. A college roommate's parents converted them for a living. It's impressive what you can do with a bus.
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A couple of my clients have class A motor homes worth between $300,000 and $500,000. They are plush but just a little bit out of my range.

I camped quite a bit growing up and it's about time to get my family into it as well.

A tent is out of the question. Probably looking into getting something pretty basic for starters.

Quote of the day. "Bug eyed fat Walrus". What a Montreal Canadians player called the Ottowa coach. I love playoff hockey. :)
 
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gmann said:
A couple of my clients have class A motor homes worth between $300,000 and $500,000. They are plush but just a little bit out of my range.

I camped quite a bit growing up and it's about time to get my family into it as well.

A tent is out of the question. Probably looking into getting something pretty basic for starters.

Quote of the day. "Bug eyed fat Walrus". What a Montreal Canadians player called the Ottowa coach. I love playoff hockey. :)
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I don't mind tents at all, but an RV would be nice.
 
Hammer said:
I didn't realize you turned 65 already.
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You have to be 65 to go camping? I think all that number crunching prior to 4/15 is still messing with you. ;) I could go the tent route but fortunately I'm able to upgrade to the climate controlled variety.
 
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gmann said:
You have to be 65 to go camping? I think all that number crunching prior to 4/15 is still messing with you. ;) I could go the tent route but fortunately I'm able to upgrade to the climate controlled variety.
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What you're planning to do is not camping. That's RV'ing. You're only camping if you're sleeping under the stars, either either a sleeping bag or tent between you. If there's sheet metal, fiberglass or wood between you and the stars, it's something else entirely.
 
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St. Clown said:
What you're planning to do is not camping. That's RV'ing. You're only camping if you're sleeping under the stars, either either a sleeping bag or tent between you. If there's sheet metal, fiberglass or wood between you and the stars, it's something else entirely.
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This is true.
 
St. Clown said:
What you're planning to do is not camping. That's RV'ing. You're only camping if you're sleeping under the stars, either either a sleeping bag or tent between you. If there's sheet metal, fiberglass or wood between you and the stars, it's something else entirely.
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Being active outdoors, camp fires, lake, fishing and all the other stuff that goes with it. I call it camping. You can call it whatever you want.
 
goldy_331 said:
Ice, not heat. Ice for fresh injuries, heat for old aches (in general).

Good Morning Lodge. Glad Jr is not sailing in the regatta today, I don't think I would have been up in time to drive him to White Bear Lake for an 8 AM start. We may go up there to watch a bit though so he's more prepared for next weekend's home regatta for his team.

Might stop by one of my projects today as they will be replacing a cooling tower with a big crane - always fun to see a big piece of equipment in the air (even though this one is not going very high).
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It's the back, but ok
 
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Hairdresser made with 7 minutes to spare if my self imposed I'm walking out at 10:30 if she still isn't here deadline. She was at the bakery picking up a birthday cake for one if her stylists and they screwed up her order big time. She was totally apologetic about being late.
 
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Scarlet said:
Hairdresser made with 7 minutes to spare if my self imposed I'm walking out at 10:30 if she still isn't here deadline. She was at the bakery picking up a birthday cake for one if her stylists and they screwed up her order big time. She was totally apologetic about being late.
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Did she give you a discount?
 
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