Well it is cold enough here that I dug out the insulted bid overalls. I had a busy day trying to catch up the feed loads we are behind from Wed.-Thur. winter storm. So I was up and down the trailer all day. So I was pretty beat this evening. I got home and went to take a shower. The youngest Grand Son came in to keep me company. He is a chatter box. So I was undressing to get into the shower and he told me I had a DUST BUNNY in my navel. LMAO I guess wearing the bibs rubbed my Tee Shirt more today because he was right I did have a lot of fuzz stuck in there. So he had to run and tell everyone in the house about it. I am glad he did not decided on show and tell. LOL.
- Thread starter JD Seller
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JD I wear insulated bib coveralls every day, at least have for probabley last 2 months anyway. I ain't had no dust bunny issues to date. Coarse I'm 164 pounds and don't throw much of a shadow. Now not inferring anything as I ain't never seen you but could there be any particular reason that your bibs are rubbing on your T-shirt so much? BTW How bad did that storm turn out fot you? Had some early Christmas company so haven't read a lota threads for a couple days. Rocko
Well Rocko I do cover the ground a little heavier than you do. LOL I am right at 295 right now. So I do have a little over hang.
As far as the storm. We got 5-6 inches of snow. The real issue was that Thursday we had 30-40 MPH steady winds with 50-60 MPH gusts. It made travel tough. Then the temperature dropped down Thursday night to the single digits. The Thursday a week ago we had a 40 degree day. Big change in a week.
As far as the storm. We got 5-6 inches of snow. The real issue was that Thursday we had 30-40 MPH steady winds with 50-60 MPH gusts. It made travel tough. Then the temperature dropped down Thursday night to the single digits. The Thursday a week ago we had a 40 degree day. Big change in a week.
. You wouldn't want to lose your boyish figure i wear overhauls every day, most of my life in fact they allow me a place to have some small tools i might need, the keep me from having plumbers butt, i can tote my pistol too, but the funniest thing is, when a lost tourist stops at the farm and i come up in overhauls, with ahound dog and a mason jar in my hand them people cant get gone fast enough! suites me fine
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