Posted by kelly C on January 13, 2009 at 10:04:53 from (75.168.39.148):
In Reply to: Brrrrrrrrr! posted by Dave from MN on January 13, 2009 at 04:25:20:
I will still never forget the guy who came up from Florida to pick up a baler couple years back. It was in Feb and it was -40 not counting the wind. We had to load the baler on his flat bed trailer. took a couple hours to get it done. I have never seen a guy sooooo cold. He was so puffed up with clothing you couldnt see him at all. He was wearing big fluffy mittens on his hands and his hands were so cold they felt like they were on fire. My hands never get cold. I wear brown cotton gloves no matter the temp. I was working the come along wile he was snuggled up to the torpedo heater in the shed. He looks over and says. How in the heck can you live here? I have never felt any thing like this in my life. And I am never coming back. I just chuckled. I cant imagine living in Georga or any were in the south durring the summer. SO I guess its the same only different.
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