HOT...!,,,?,,,!

lve2143 · Jul 28, 2008

It was 105 here yesterday.
104 today. Crap. The ponds are
drying up. It's nasty.

Bet you AZ boys are seeing some
really bad temps.

I've got a 6' by 3' water trough
that I get in every evening.

Cold Coors Original in hand,
I might add.

PLEASE send rain.

Larry

tageater · Jul 28, 2008

Is that the same trough as my co-worker uses?

If you want Ive you can have all the water northern utah is supposed to get for the next 2 months.....i want all the little watering holes to dry up on these bucks before i have to go chase them, leaving them to have to travel a bit for their water.

couesfever · Jul 28, 2008

And I thought I was going to open it up to a Blonde in a trough.

overton · Jul 28, 2008

It was a blistering 77 here today with a low of 54. Its 69 degrees right now.

Ransom

lve2143 · Jul 28, 2008

Overton,

Lord I hate you.

Tageater,

Got the same thing in mind
bowstand wise. I'd shoot a
thirsty deer. How'bout you ??

lrv

overton · Jul 28, 2008

Update: Its 67 and dropping. I just had to put on a coat.

Ransom

Cam@strawberry · Jul 28, 2008

ransom your just playin dirty now i think its still eighty here it rained for six hours last night tho so it kept the temps down for the majority of the day

Wildlife population control specialist

tageater · Jul 28, 2008

I dont mind chasing around the mountain looking for deer, but it makes it a little easier if they have to vacate the area once in awhile to go get water! thirsty deer taste the best!

overton · Jul 28, 2008

LAST EDITED ON Jul-28-08 AT 10:01PM (MST)[p]Last update Larry as it's getting too cold to go outside and check the temp. It's 60 and starting to drop fast.

Ransom

eelgrass · Jul 28, 2008

Larry, it was 58 here today. 52 right now. The wife will build a fire in the morning to take the chill off.

Eel

BeanMan · Jul 29, 2008

Larry,

It's hot here too. Not quite that bad though. And it's a DRY HEAT. Have you got some humidity?

If it gets real bad I can be at 10,000 feet in 35 minutes.

Fred

BGbasbhat · Jul 29, 2008

It's a nippy 104 here today in downtown PHX, and it's supposed to warm up to 110 by friday............

Why did I move here?

lve2143 · Jul 29, 2008

Overton, Bean and Tageater.....

I LOVE y'all too.

Bean, keep a close watch on that
humidity, cause if anything ever happened
to you're arse, I'd be worried about the
Spark.

You subject to get run up into a combine any
given year. Be ugly. Prolly hurt.

Lar.

overton · Jul 30, 2008

Larry

Todays weather for my new home was a high of 76 and a low of 49. But they cancealed salmon season and I will now have to drive through one of the most liberal of all Kali towns to get to work so not everything is good.
Clam chowder is a must in a cold climate like this just ask Eel. It goes real well with sourdough french bread. A green salad is a must. I might have Kilowatt over for dinner soon but it is his turn to buy (hint hint).

Ransom

eelgrass · Jul 30, 2008

Larry,

Ransom is right. Clam chowder really hits the spot on a chilly afternoon. An open pit barbeque is a big hit too this time of year. Make some steaming hot chocolate to sip on as you stoke the fire. Now that's living! (just funnin' with you Larry, I hope it cools off some in Texas)

Salmon season is a bust but a buddy of mine has been bottom fishing and brought me over some packages of fillets.

Eel

lve2143 · Jul 30, 2008

OMG,

Eel, I'll show you
a Sat Afternoon.

You'd like it sir.

You'd fit in just fine.

lrv

RELH · Jul 30, 2008

Irv;
Are you sucking up to Eel in order to enjoy those great fillets. If you are, forget it, Kilo has dibs on them already. That is a sure bet that you can take to the bank. by the way, it is a pleasent 65 degrees here at 9 P.M.

RELH

Model_70_Guy · Jul 30, 2008

>Salmon season is a bust but
>a buddy of mine has
>been bottom fishing and brought
>me over some packages of
>fillets.
>
>Eel

I sure miss salmon fishin'...

BeanMan · Jul 31, 2008

Larry,

You didn't get any spinoff moisture from the hurricane?

Fred

lve2143 · Aug 1, 2008

Fred,

At Shive, about enough to settle the dust.
Don't look good.

Thanks sir,

lrv

nickman · Aug 2, 2008

My wife and half of her family went to Eloy, Arizona on Thursday, for a family reunion.

She called at 7:30 yesterday morning and it was alredy 106 degrees! They were expecting 116 by noon.

It's going to be over a 100 here today, but Damn!

Why would anyone want to live where the sun is only 40' from the ground?