Law of averages

flying belgian · Jun 22, 2010

How come everyday I want to spray It is so windy it blows the hair off your head and everyday I want to make hay you couldn't buy a mile an hour wind?

Nancy Howell · Jun 22, 2010

Because on the days you want to cut hay, we"re trying to spray, so its windy down here.

And on the days you want to spray, we"re wanting to cut hay, so the wind goes back to you and we can"t get a breeze!

Brad Gyde · Jun 22, 2010

LOL.. Makes sense to me...

Sounds about the same reason why when it's 90 degrees and humid we can't buy a breeze.. But make it 15 degrees and a foot of snow on the ground and it'll blow 40 miles a hour all day and all night...

I believe with the exception of this year, rain works the same way.. Wash yer truck, cut hay, or the county scrapes your gravel road and it is guaranteed to rain (usually that night LOL)

Brad

flying belgian · Jun 22, 2010

Oh. I did not know that.

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