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OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower

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OH Boy

12-03-2004 08:56:49




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Have any of you guys heard how easy it is to convert your dishwasher into a snowthrower?

Hand her a shovel!




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Dave NE IOWA

12-25-2004 20:53:49




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Ben devorced twice---you smart guys listen to this--YOU NEVER REALY ever get to KNOW A WOMAN TILL YOU LOOK HER RIGHT IN THE EYES----in a divorce court. I heard once you are as young as you feel, and the wife caugh me with a real young one. I'm still looking ---so as soon as I CAN FIND ONE BIG ENOUGH TO PULL A BEER WAGON WITHOUT BREAKING A SWEAT, I WILL MARRY HER. Dave NE IOWA



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Paul in Mich

12-07-2004 11:19:04




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
I converted my dishwasher into a snowthrower years ago. I told the missus that as soon as she got the dishes washed, that she could go outside and shovel the snow off the driveway. Since the driveway is 2 vehicles wide, it means the missus has to throw that snow quite a ways. She has indicated that she"d like a new automatic dishwasher for Christmas this year. I may have to buy her a new snowblower too, as she is getting older, and I don"t want her to feel overworked. So far, (she doesn"t know it yet) I"ve gotten her 2 packs of vacuum bags which will be wrapped separately, a new Iron, batteries for the smoke detectors, a new toilet set for each bathroom complete with brush and plunger, a fresh mop head, and a brand new pair of rubber gloves. She has been hinting around for a new riding mower, but the push mower I got her 2 years ago still runs fine, although I"ve noticed recently that she stops more frequently go get a drink of water. I guess mowing 2 1/2 acres would make one thirsty. A new riding mower would serve a greater purpose than simply cutting grass, as she could probably use it to take the trash out to the end of the drive instead of having to carry it by hand. I"m almost afraid to mention to her that I"d like a new set of golf clubs this year, as I fear that she may decide to use one of the clubs before I get a chance to, but I do need something to occupy my time since I don"t have too much to do around the house and yard.

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Hugh MacKay

12-06-2004 06:46:15




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
I didn't read this thread at first, actually thought it sounded a bit ridiculous. Then I got thinking about one day I was driving by the farm of a known oddball. Here he was with what looked like a walk behind snowblower, except the discharge was putting out a stream of plain water.

Then I got thinking a dish washer made into a snow thrower? maybe I missed something in life. I did slow down a bit to see if the guy I mentioned had a propane burner or some such device on his contraption.

As for you, you may find the women in your life will put a jincx or hex on you. They might even do worse than that. Only time will tell.

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Kelly C

12-06-2004 14:06:34




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Hugh MacKay, 12-06-2004 06:46:15  
Took you long enough. Heck when ever I make a snide wife comment your on me like flys on ....
:-)

Dont stop though need guys like you to keep us winers in line.



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Hugh MacKay

12-06-2004 17:30:47




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Kelly C, 12-06-2004 14:06:34  
Kelly: Getting old, slipping, surprise you what you can get away with now. Heard a better one than that about the dishwasher, from a guy repairing one. Just his thoughts on keeping the new and the old in good repair.



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Kelly C

12-07-2004 04:55:17




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Hugh MacKay, 12-06-2004 17:30:47  
I quit complaining about my wife after she ran the tractor this summer so we could get the baling done.



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Fighting suburbia in NC

12-07-2004 08:27:28




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Kelly C, 12-07-2004 04:55:17  
No need to complain about the wife - does about as much good as cussin' the mule.

At least the mule will only flick an ear at you when you're done - wives tend to start braying back at ya'

(The home computer lost the hard drive so she won't see this for a while - hopefully never!)



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billyiron

12-05-2004 10:49:51




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Anybody know how to load a dishwasher,,, get her drunk,,,,billy



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Chris Brown

12-04-2004 17:22:10




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Grandpa wrapped up a new chainsaw for granny's Christmas one year. After granny said "well shit"when she opened it up, he handed her the diamond ring that was the real gift. Gramps is dead now and granny still wears the ring,the funny thing is that old chainsaw still runs and she calls it her chainsaw.



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Steve Crum

12-04-2004 16:51:59




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Our primary snow removal equipment is a JD 310A backhoe. Even after 25 years, I still have presence of mind to handle snow removal myself.



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Miss Grundy

12-04-2004 13:17:59




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Maybe it is not so bad that I never did find any of you. When I was 17 I was afraid I would be an old maid and at 26 it came to be.



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kev@ia

12-08-2004 06:05:06




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Miss Grundy, 12-04-2004 13:17:59  
Shoot, at 26 I still wasn't settled down, now at 44 an empty house is starting to get old.



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big jt

12-05-2004 11:48:59




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Miss Grundy, 12-04-2004 13:17:59  
These guys have been on the other side of the marriage fence for too long!!



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thurlow

12-04-2004 19:45:26




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Miss Grundy, 12-04-2004 13:17:59  
Article in this week's paper said the (current) average age for first marriages in the US was 25/27 for women/men. Maybe there's hope for you yet.



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Kelly C

12-04-2004 14:55:02




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Miss Grundy, 12-04-2004 13:17:59  
Now now if you notice I refrained from the snide wife comments on this discussion. :-)



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greenbeanman

12-04-2004 09:54:02




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
You married guys are bad boys. I hear that Santa just ordered an extra two tons of coal. Guess what you will be getting in your stocking this year?



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ET

12-04-2004 07:43:58




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
What do you do when your wife comes out of the kitchen and yells at you? Shorten the chain!



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Dug

12-05-2004 07:51:12




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to ET, 12-04-2004 07:43:58  
Nice one, ET. I am taking that one to church with me this morn'. The preacher is gonna luv it.

Dug



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Rajah from Delhi

12-03-2004 21:21:05




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
I did once try that very thing but I did seem to get a big bump on myown head.
Rajah



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Kelly C

12-03-2004 17:36:36




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
No No not me!!! Not touching that one.
Found out some guys at my wifes work read the forums here.
Tattle Tails.



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buickanddeere

12-03-2004 16:12:54




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Sounds a bit like " Why does the bride wear white..... ..... ...so the dishwasher matches the fridge and the stove. I told this one to the wife and I didn't see her for the rest of that day or the next either. By the third day I could see a little of her out of one eye as the swelling went down. After listening to the woes of other men I was ready when she asked " does this outfit make me look fat"? When she looked up when she didn't hear an answer.I was already long gone across three isles of the store and was still gaining speed.

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Midwest redneck

12-03-2004 16:03:25




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
HHHmmmmm..... I like these answers. You fellas seem like the type that say "hey honey when your done changing the oil in my car then go split some hardwood logs" or say what I said 3 days ago while my wife was explaining what she wanted from Victoria's secret catalog, after she was done talking I said "I think I will put this catalog in my Hope chest" wife says, yeah youll be hopeing buddy. And when your wife asks if she is overweight say, "Why no I think you should put on another 40 pounds"

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Michael Soldan

12-03-2004 12:31:10




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
Do you guts think my wife will appreciate a new garden hoe for Christmas or should I get her a more personal gift like new stable pails?...Mike in Exeter Ontario



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Mike (WA)

12-08-2004 12:23:12




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Michael Soldan, 12-03-2004 12:31:10  
Got my wife an aluminum manure shovel one year- she was thrilled! Really! (They're her horses, and she spends a lot of time on the business end of a shovel).



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mike pet

12-04-2004 13:32:27




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Michael Soldan, 12-03-2004 12:31:10  
When we first got married we made a agrement( its worked for 15 years) I would stay out of the kitchen and the laundry room and she stays out of the garage.She even gave up collect sode can in the garage when she went to clean them before she returned them and found chew in them. I told her she forgot about the agreement



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Kelly C

12-04-2004 14:57:41




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to mike pet, 12-04-2004 13:32:27  
My wife went to steal a drink from my Soda can once..... ..... .Only once.



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kyhayman

12-04-2004 05:03:17




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Michael Soldan, 12-03-2004 12:31:10  
I dont know but mine wasnt thrilled when I got her a bird dog and a shot gun for Christmas.



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greenbeanman in Kanas

12-04-2004 09:45:45




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to kyhayman, 12-04-2004 05:03:17  
You are a brave soul, giving a woman a shotgun.

You did keep the shells, right?



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Br

12-03-2004 18:37:27




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Michael Soldan, 12-03-2004 12:31:10  
Can't say Mike, The wife left me when I ruined the dishwasher cleaning Tractor parts.



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buickanddeere

12-04-2004 11:29:54




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Br, 12-03-2004 18:37:27  
Come to think of it I did give the wife a .22 for Christams on year. I've never considered commiting adultry by the way. I caught an earful for washing the 70 Diesel pistons in the dishwasher one afternoon while she was away. I wasn't counting on the thin film of oily soot all over the white inside of the dishwasher. Even an empty run with extra soap and the hottest wash didn't remove all of the soot.

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DL

12-03-2004 14:35:24




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Michael Soldan, 12-03-2004 12:31:10  
got my wife a new wheel barrow AND a landscape rake for christmas... gave it to her early so she could help me on the barn project... she LOVED them!!! that's a good woman!!!!!



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John *.?-!.* cub owner

12-03-2004 16:59:35




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to DL, 12-03-2004 14:35:24  
I ordered a parts washer for my wife's Christams last year. It was late so I taped a picture of it to the snow shovel I got her. Sure is lonely around here.



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Stan - Florida

12-03-2004 13:56:49




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Michael Soldan, 12-03-2004 12:31:10  
Michael,

I'm trying to get some financial backing to convert steam irons to diesel...it seemed to work quite well for tractors and other power.

Stan



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maco

12-04-2004 08:26:14




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 I'm giving her... in reply to Stan - Florida, 12-03-2004 13:56:49  
I'm giving my wife leather goods for Xmas. A boot in the *ss and a belt in the mouth!!!!



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upred

12-03-2004 09:00:21




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to OH Boy, 12-03-2004 08:56:49  
its rather easy I just take her dishtowel away ang give a snow shovel, I am also working on a cultivator for the same unit. shes getting older and harder to to get stared but once I get her fired up and hot get outa her way!! LOL



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Brian in NY

12-03-2004 13:34:12




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to upred, 12-03-2004 09:00:21  
HOOO BOY....you fellas better pray to the tractor gods that your little ladies don't read this forum.....you will be shut off for a week!



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HY_Moose

12-03-2004 17:01:06




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to Brian in NY, 12-03-2004 13:34:12  
A friend says his wife can"t shut him off..... ..She dosen"t Know where he gets it.



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Fawteen

12-08-2004 05:42:37




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to HY_Moose, 12-03-2004 17:01:06  
Been cruisin' and heard most of this stuff in one form or another, but THAT'S a new one for me.

ROFLMAO!



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steveormary

12-04-2004 10:00:19




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Brian in New York

Only a week? Its been_____ _____well,nevermind.

steveormary



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John In Iowa

12-06-2004 06:40:06




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 Re: OT - Converting Dishwasher into Snowthrower in reply to steveormary, 12-04-2004 10:00:19  
Gentleman,

After being happily married for 33 years, there are a few things that the man and the woman of the house must remember,

1. A good wife lets the man of the house think that he is in charge.
2. A good husband Acts like he is in charge but KNOWS who is in charge.
3. When The WIFE is not happy, NOBODY IS HAPPY

John In Iowa



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